Sport on TV this weekend in Australia: 13 to 15 November 2026

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The big one is free: Australia play New Zealand in the Rugby League World Cup final on Sunday 15 November at 7:35pm AEDT, live on Channel 7 and 7plus, with the Jillaroos v Kiwi Ferns women's final before it at 4:10pm AEDT. Seven also has both AFLW semi-finals on Saturday. The cricket is mostly on Kayo and Fox Cricket: Australia v England ODIs on Friday in Perth and Sunday in Adelaide, plus three WBBL matches. The Socceroos play Qatar early on Saturday morning on Paramount+. UFC 334 is on Sunday afternoon, with the main card on Main Event for $59.95.

This weekend's sport at a glance

Times are Sydney and Melbourne time (AEDT). Brisbane is an hour behind, Adelaide half an hour behind and Perth three hours behind.

Day	Event	Start (AEDT)	Where to watch
Fri 13 Nov	Cricket: Australia v England, 1st ODI, Perth Stadium	2:30pm	Kayo, Fox Cricket
Sat 14 Nov	Football: Qatar v Socceroos, Doha	1:45am	Paramount+
Sat 14 Nov	WBBL: Hobart Hurricanes v Brisbane Heat, Ninja Stadium	3:40pm	Kayo, Fox Cricket
Sat 14 Nov	AFLW semi-final: Geelong v Sydney, GMHBA Stadium	4:05pm	Channel 7, 7plus, Kayo, Foxtel
Sat 14 Nov	WBBL: Perth Scorchers v Adelaide Strikers, WACA Ground	7:10pm	Kayo, Fox Cricket
Sat 14 Nov	AFLW semi-final: Carlton v Hawthorn, Ikon Park	7:15pm	Channel 7, 7plus, Kayo, Foxtel
Sat 14 Nov	NBL: Perth Wildcats v Illawarra Hawks, RAC Arena	9:30pm	ESPN (Kayo, Foxtel, Disney+), Nine and 9Now
Sun 15 Nov	WBBL: Sydney Sixers v Melbourne Renegades, North Sydney Oval	11:00am	Channel 7, 7plus, Kayo, Fox Cricket
Sun 15 Nov	UFC 334 prelims	11:00am	Paramount+, Network 10
Sun 15 Nov	UFC 334 main card: Gane v Hokit	1:00pm	Main Event on Kayo or Foxtel ($59.95)
Sun 15 Nov	Cricket: Australia v England, 2nd ODI, Adelaide Oval	2:30pm	Kayo, Fox Cricket
Sun 15 Nov	Rugby League World Cup women's final: Jillaroos v Kiwi Ferns, Suncorp Stadium	4:10pm	Channel 7, 7plus
Sun 15 Nov	Rugby League World Cup final: Kangaroos v Kiwis, Suncorp Stadium	7:35pm	Channel 7, 7plus
Sun 15 Nov	NBL: Sydney Kings v NZ Breakers	3:00pm	ESPN (Kayo, Foxtel, Disney+)
Sun 15 Nov	NBL: Brisbane Bullets v Tasmania JackJumpers	5:00pm	ESPN (Kayo, Foxtel, Disney+)
Mon 16 Nov	Tennis: ATP Finals day 1, Turin	First singles 12:00am	beIN Sports

Rugby League World Cup finals: Sunday, free on Seven

The Kangaroos and the Kiwis meet at Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane at 7:35pm AEDT (6:35pm in Brisbane). The Jillaroos and the Kiwi Ferns play the women's final first, at 4:10pm AEDT (3:10pm in Brisbane), as a double-header on the same ticket.

Seven has exclusive Australian rights to the whole tournament, so both finals are live and free on Channel 7 and 7plus and are not on Kayo, Foxtel or Stan Sport. Coverage of the men's final starts at 6:45pm AEDT on Channel 7. In Brisbane and Adelaide the pre-game show starts on 7mate before moving to Channel 7, while 7plus streams it all without the switch.

Australia beat Samoa 44-12 in their semi-final, with a Reece Walsh hat-trick, and New Zealand beat Tonga 34-10. Our Rugby League World Cup final guide has the coverage times for every city, the commentators and the road to the final.

AFLW semi-finals: Saturday, free on Seven

Geelong host Sydney at GMHBA Stadium at 4:05pm AEDT, then Carlton play Hawthorn at Ikon Park at 7:15pm AEDT. The losers are out; the winners play North Melbourne and Melbourne in the preliminary finals the following weekend, with the Grand Final on Friday 27 November.

The AFL says every final is live on the Seven Network and 7plus, Foxtel, Kayo and Binge, so you can watch free or stream with replays on Kayo. Our AFLW finals guide has the start times in every state and the road to the Grand Final.

Cricket: two ODIs and three WBBL matches

Australia v England. The three-match ODI series starts in Perth on Friday at 2:30pm AEDT (11:30am in Perth) and moves to Adelaide Oval on Sunday at 2:30pm AEDT (2pm in Adelaide). Mitchell Marsh captains a side without Pat Cummins, Mitchell Starc and Josh Hazlewood. Every men's ODI and T20I this summer is exclusive to Kayo and Fox Cricket, so neither match is on Seven or 7plus. The third ODI is in Hobart on Wednesday 18 November, and our England ODIs and T20Is guide has the full tour with squads.

WBBL|12. Saturday's double-header is Hobart Hurricanes v Brisbane Heat at Ninja Stadium in Hobart (3:40pm AEDT) and Perth Scorchers v Adelaide Strikers at the WACA (7:10pm AEDT, 4:10pm in Perth), both on Kayo and Fox Cricket only. On Sunday morning the Sydney Sixers host the Melbourne Renegades at North Sydney Oval at 11am AEDT, free on Seven and 7plus as well as Kayo and Fox Cricket. Every match and channel of the season is in our WBBL|12 fixtures.

Cricket is part of every Kayo plan, with no add-on. Kayo Standard ($29.99 a month) streams on one screen and Premium ($45.99) on two, and you can cancel at any time. If you want to watch with Foxtel instead, the ODIs and WBBL are on Fox Cricket. Our cricket streaming guide compares every way to watch the summer.

UFC 334: Sunday afternoon

Heavyweight champion Ciryl Gane defends his title against Josh Hokit at Madison Square Garden in New York. In Australia the main card starts at 1pm AEDT on Sunday and is pay-per-view on Main Event, $59.95 through Kayo (no Kayo subscription needed) or Foxtel. The prelims are at 11am AEDT on Paramount+ and Network 10, and the early prelims at 9am AEDT on Paramount+ and UFC Fight Pass.

The full card, the co-main event and how to order on each service are in our UFC 334 guide, and the UFC streaming guide covers every event of the year.

Socceroos v Qatar: early Saturday morning

The Socceroos play Qatar at Jassim bin Hamad Stadium in Doha on Friday evening, local time, which is 1:45am AEDT on Saturday 14 November. Football Australia says it is the first of two November matches to prepare for the 2027 AFC Asian Cup; the second, against Jordan, is on Tuesday 17 November local time, with the venue and kick-off still to be confirmed. The Qatar match streams live on Paramount+.

The A-League Men take a break for the international window and return on Friday 20 November, when Western Sydney Wanderers host Adelaide United. The A-League Women keep playing: Melbourne Victory host Adelaide United at Lakeside Stadium on Saturday at 3pm AEDT. Our A-League guide covers how to watch the season on Paramount+ and Network 10.

NBL Round 9: Nine's Saturday game and a Sunday double-header

Round 9 runs across the weekend. On Friday the NZ Breakers host the Brisbane Bullets in Auckland and the Cairns Taipans host the Sydney Kings. On Saturday night Melbourne United play South East Melbourne Phoenix, and the Perth Wildcats host the Illawarra Hawks at RAC Arena at 9:30pm AEDT (7:30pm in Perth). Sunday has a double-header: the Sydney Kings host the NZ Breakers at 3pm AEDT and the Brisbane Bullets host the Tasmania JackJumpers at 5pm AEDT.

The NBL says every game this season is live on ESPN, which you can watch through Kayo, Foxtel, Foxtel Now, Disney+ or Fetch. Nine is the league's new free-to-air partner and shows Saturday night games live and free on Channel 9 and 9Now, so check the 9Now guide for which Saturday game it carries. Our NBL streaming guide compares the services.

Tennis: the ATP Finals start on Sunday

The Nitto ATP Finals in Turin run from Sunday 15 to Sunday 22 November. Turin is 10 hours behind AEDT, so the first singles match on Sunday afternoon in Turin starts at midnight AEDT, as Sunday turns into Monday 16 November, and the evening singles match at 6:30am AEDT on Monday. No Australian made the field of eight: the ATP lists Alexander Zverev, Carlos Alcaraz, Ben Shelton, Daniil Medvedev, Flavio Cobolli, Arthur Fils, Frances Tiafoe and Rafael Jodar, with Alex de Minaur 10th in the race. beIN Sports holds the ATP Tour rights in Australia, and our tennis streaming guide has the details.

Also on this weekend

• Sheffield Shield: the final days of NSW v South Australia at Cricket Central, Victoria v Western Australia at the MCG and Queensland v Tasmania at the Gabba are on Friday and Saturday. All three stream on cricket.com.au, the CA Live app and Kayo, and Victoria v Western Australia is also on Fox Cricket.
• Racing: Sandown hosts Saturday's Melbourne meeting while Caulfield is resurfaced, with the Group 1 C.F. Orr Stakes (1400m) and the Group 2 Zipping Classic (2400m), according to Racing Victoria. Melbourne racing is on Racing.com.
• No motorsport: there is no Supercars, MotoGP or Formula 1 this weekend. The Supercars season ends with the Adelaide Grand Final from 26 to 29 November.

Watch the whole weekend: free or paid?

Free. Channel 7 and 7plus cover the headline events: both Rugby League World Cup finals, both AFLW semi-finals and Sunday morning's WBBL match. The UFC 334 prelims are on Network 10. Nine and 9Now have the NBL on Saturday night.

Paid. A month of Kayo adds both ODIs, all three WBBL matches and the AFLW semi-finals with replays, and ESPN on Kayo has every NBL game. The UFC 334 main card is a separate $59.95 purchase whether you have Kayo or not. Our Kayo Sports guide has the plans and what is included, and the TV guide has the free-to-air listings for your area.