Warriors and Knights set for NRL semi‑final as broadcast and streaming options are confirmed

The NRL semi‑final clash featuring the New Zealand Warriors versus the Newcastle Knights will take place on Sunday, 20 September, with kick‑off scheduled for 2.05 am ET, 7.05 am BST, 4.05 pm AEST and 6.05 pm NZT.

Each side secured its spot in the penultimate round through impressive season performances. The Warriors, lauded for a stout defence, hope to extend their late‑season momentum, whereas the Knights, celebrated for a rapid‑pace offense, will seek to exploit their home‑field edge in what promises to be a close‑fought encounter.

Fans worldwide can choose from multiple viewing avenues. Australian audiences can watch the match at no cost via the 9Now service, Nine Network’s streaming portal. In the United States, Fox One will broadcast the live action, while UK viewers can catch it on Sky Sports. New Zealand supporters will see the game on Sky Sport.

Should Australian fans run into geo‑blocking, they can circumvent it with a VPN like NordVPN, which is presently offering up to 75 percent off for new users. The VPN cloaks the device’s location, granting entry to the free 9Now stream as though the user were in Australia.

Spectators beyond the mentioned regions can still watch via the appropriate pay‑TV services. In the U.S., Fox One is accessible with a cable or streaming plan; Sky Sports is bundled in most British satellite and streaming packages; and Sky Sport is typically part of New Zealand TV bundles. All channels will air the contest live, respecting local ad breaks and commentary crews.

The semi‑final holds major weight for the title race, as the victor advances to the grand final. With the match drawing near, supporters should confirm their viewing option promptly, particularly if they plan to use a VPN that may need configuration. Thanks to a mix of free and subscription routes, the Warriors‑Knights showdown is set for wide accessibility, allowing rugby league fans around the globe to watch the action live.