Autumn Internationals rugby on TV 2022: Fixtures, schedule, kick-off times and dates
Your complete guide to the rugby Autumn Internationals on TV in 2022 featuring a full schedule of fixtures, kick-off times and dates.
The Autumn Internationals continue this weekend with a host of big encounters between the world's finest rugby sides.
This week's pick of the bunch is England v New Zealand at Twickenham as Eddie Jones struggles to guide his team into form.
Ireland face Australia in another clash of powerhouses, while Scotland take on the rising force of Argentina in Edinburgh.
The international games will serve as a strong indicator of where teams are at heading into a World Cup year in 2023.
Fans across the world will tune in from a multitude of time zones and we bring you all the details on how to watch the action in the UK.
RadioTimes.com has everything you need to know below about how to watch the Autumn Internationals rugby, including the full fixture list, TV schedule, channel information, dates and times.
How to watch live Autumn Internationals 2022
You can tune in to watch all of the games live on Amazon Prime Video. You can sign up for a free trial now and soak up some of the best rugby nations in the world battling it out for supremacy.
If you do decide to sign up, Amazon offers a 30-day free trial which also means you can watch hit shows such as The Boys and El Presidente as well as some Premier League matches in December.
Afterwards, a subscription costs £8.99 a month and offers free next day delivery on thousands of items, as well as the Amazon Prime Video library.
Rugby Autumn Internationals on TV – fixtures
All UK times. All matches
Week 4
Saturday 19th November
Italy v South Africa (1pm) Amazon Prime Video
Wales v Georgia (1pm) Amazon Prime Video
Scotland v Argentina (3:15pm) Amazon Prime Video
England v New Zealand (5:30pm) Amazon Prime Video
Ireland v Australia (8pm) Amazon Prime Video
Sunday 20th November
France v Japan (1pm) Amazon Prime Video
Week 5
Saturday 26th November
Wales v Australia (3:15pm) Amazon Prime Video
England v South Africa (5:30pm) Amazon Prime Video
For all the fixtures and results broken down into each of the home nations, plus Ireland, check out the full list below.
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England Autumn Internationals 2022
Sunday 6th November
England v Argentina (2:15pm) Amazon Prime Video
Saturday 12th November
England v Japan (3:15pm) Amazon Prime Video
Saturday 19th November
England v New Zealand (5:30pm) Amazon Prime Video
Saturday 26th November
England v South Africa (5:30pm) Amazon Prime Video
Ireland Autumn Internationals 2022
Saturday 5th November
Ireland v South Africa (5:30pm) Amazon Prime Video
Saturday 12th November
Ireland v Fiji (1pm) Amazon Prime Video
Saturday 19th November
Ireland v Australia (8pm) Amazon Prime Video
Scotland Autumn Internationals 2022
Saturday 5th November
Scotland v Fiji (1pm) Amazon Prime Video
Sunday 13th November
Scotland v New Zealand (2:15pm) Amazon Prime Video
Saturday 19th November
Scotland v Argentina (3:15pm) Amazon Prime Video
Wales Autumn Internationals 2022
Saturday 5th November
Wales v New Zealand (3:15pm) Amazon Prime Video
Saturday 12th November
Wales v Argentina (5:30pm) Amazon Prime Video
Saturday 19th November
Wales v Georgia (1pm) Amazon Prime Video
Saturday 26th November
Wales v Australia (3:15pm) Amazon Prime Video
If you’re looking for something else to watch, check out our TV Guide or visit our Sport hub.
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