Best sports streaming services in Australia (2026)
Every licensed service in Australia that holds meaningful live sports rights, ranked by coverage. Rights move between seasons, so each entry lists the competitions it carries now and links to the current schedule on the official site.
Ranked by sports coverage
Kayo Sports from A$25/month
AFL; NRL; Cricket (BBL, internationals); F1; Supercars; NBA; NFL; Premier League (beIN)
Simultaneous streams: 3 · Recording / DVR: None (catch-up and highlights) · Free trial: Occasional 7-day offers
Services compared
| Plan | Monthly price | Simultaneous streams | Free trial |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kayo Sports | from A$25/month | 3 | Occasional 7-day offers |
| Binge | from A$10/month | 4 | Occasional 7-day offers |
| Foxtel Now | from A$25/month | 2 | Varies |
Free legal live TV
- ABC iview: ABC TV, ABC News and ABC Kids live.
- SBS On Demand: SBS live channels, Tour de France, FIFA World Cup and international football.
- 7plus: Seven network live, including AFL matches on Seven and the Olympics.
- 9Now: Nine live, NRL on Nine, Australian Open tennis.
- 10 Play: Network 10 live, A-League on 10 Bold.
Frequently asked questions
Is IPTV legal in Australia?
Licensed IPTV is legal; unlicensed subscriptions are not. The legality page linked on this page summarises the statute and enforcement in Australia.
What is the cheapest legal live-TV service in Australia?
The public-broadcaster apps are free. Among paid services, the lowest entry plan in this comparison is Kayo Sports; see the table for current prices.
Which service is best for sport in Australia?
Kayo Sports hold the main sports rights; the table lists what each carries.
What internet speed do I need?
10 Mbps per HD stream and 25 Mbps per 4K stream, with a wired or 5 GHz connection for the television that matters most.
Can I watch on several TVs?
Each service allows a set number of simultaneous streams (two to four for most); the table shows the limit per service.