How to watch Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup 2026: live streams

The Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup 2026 is currently underway at the Wollongong Entertainment Centre in New South Wales, with defending champions England having started the tournament impressively. Tom Coyd's team has secured their place in the semi-finals after two dominant victories over Wales and the USA. In Group A, Ireland also broke the 100-point barrier against the USA and beat Wales 68-28.

Group B hosts Australia have scored over 200 points in their victories over New Zealand and Scotland, securing their spot in the semi-finals. France, with two remarkable performances against Scotland and New Zealand, have also claimed a place in the last four. All four teams still have one game left to play, and top spots in both groups are still up for grabs.

To watch the tournament, you can stream all matches for free on 7plus in Australia, provided you have an Australian postcode. For viewers outside Australia, a VPN like NordVPN can make your device appear as if it's back in your home country, allowing you to unlock your usual streaming service. In the UK, the Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup is broadcast exclusively on Premier Sports, which costs £18.99 per month or £150 per year.

For viewers in the US, a Premier Sports tournament pass is available for $25, granting access to every game across all three editions of the tournament.