After dominant victories over Kuwait and Chinese Taipei, the Socceroos all but guaranteed a place for Australia in the subsequent 2022 FIFA World Cup qualifying round in Qatar. After digging in and beating Chinese Taipei 5-1 on June 8, the Socceroos are now set to take on Nepal. Australia sit comfortably at the top of the table on 18 points after scoring six straight wins. The Socceroos have two more games to go, including Nepal on June 12 at 2am AEST and Jordan on June 16 at 5am AEST. At a minimum, they will need two draws to advance to the next qualifying stage. With Nepal having just two wins from their last six games, Australia looks in fine form to claim another victory on Saturday. Jordan, second, will probably be the toughest team in the Socceroos next week. If you want to see the action, we've explained how you can watch Australia's Socceroos World Cup qualifiers live for free.
Socceroos World Cup Qualifiers: How To Watch Online For Free
There are several ways to watch the Socceroos in their World Cup qualifiers. The Australia vs Nepal game will be broadcast on SBS, Fox Sports and Foxtel's Kayo. If you want to stream tonight's game for free, consider watching it on SBS On Demand or Kayo Freebies. All Socceroos World Cup qualifying matches will be streamed live and for free on Kayo Freebies, which is a free tier on the sports streaming service. The free subscription option offers a selection of live and on-demand sports, shows and documentaries that will be available free of charge to all Australians, including select Matildas matches and the A-League finals for n, to name a few. While Kayo Freebies will give you access to Australia's qualifiers, you'll need a paid membership to watch other countries play in the 2022 FIFA World Cup. A basic subscription costs AU$25 per month, which includes simulcasts on two screens. And if you're looking to watch on more devices, the premium plan will get you three screens for AU$35 per month. For more details, see below.Socceroos World Cup Qualifiers: How To Watch From Outside Australia
While most of us don't travel much at the moment, if you're an Australian abroad looking to take advantage of free coverage on SBS On Demand or Kayo Freebies, you'll find that access is geo-blocked. It's not insurmountable, as you can try using a VPN to bring your laptop, phone or tablet's IP address to Australia and make it look like you're in the country. TechRadar's top VPN recommendation is ExpressVPN.Socceroos World Cup Qualifiers: schedule
- Nepal vs Australia: Saturday June 12 at 2:00 am AEST
- Australia vs Jordan: Wednesday June 16 at 5am AEST