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How to watch live Guinness Six Nations rugby in Thailand

By RugbyPass

01 Jan 2020

Owen Farrell. Photo by Warren Little/Getty Images

The Guinness Six Nations is available exclusively on RugbyPass in Thailand. Fans can watch every game of the Guinness Six Nations live and on-demand online via the RugbyPass subscription streaming service. We will be offering 50% off a monthly pass or you can save over $100 by purchasing an annual pass at https://www.rugbypass.com/signup.

RugbyPass is the official licensee of Guinness Six Nations rugby in the following countries:
Bangladesh, Bhutan, Brunei, Cambodia, China, East Timor, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Laos, Macau, Malaysia, Maldives, Myanmar, Nepal, Pakistan, Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, Sri Lanka, Taiwan, Thailand and Vietnam.

Fans of the Guinness Six Nations outside of these countries can follow all the action in our live match
centres, available at https://www.rugbypass.com/six-nations/matches/2020

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Another 4 minutes ago

Razor's 2024 All Blacks Christmas wish list

It doesn’t say anything, particularly. No10 isn’t the only position in a team and not the sole determiner of who wins or loses.

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Another 5 minutes ago

Razor's 2024 All Blacks Christmas wish list

I agree that people should count their chickens about the France squad until it is actually picked and shouldn’t underestimate them regardless. I think Toulouse will probably make the final though.

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YeowNotEven 9 minutes ago

Razor's 2024 All Blacks Christmas wish list

Peter Lakai is our seven, Wallace at 8, Samipeni will own SR and take the 6.

Ardie the bench option if he performs. He’s on the way out.

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Another 11 minutes ago

Razor's 2024 All Blacks Christmas wish list

"It seems like the idea of Ardie Savea moving to openside flanker is no longer on the table"

Says who? Savea was picked on the open side, with Wallace Sititi at 8, against France. It makes no difference to Savea’s game, whatsoever and allows Sititi to play in his preferred position. It also provides an option to bring in a third loose forward that may provide a better lineout option and a big body to compete with some of the big bodies found in other teams.

It was unfortunate that Finau was injured so early on against France before he had a chance to show how he might combine with Savea and Sititi, and there is still a possibility that Hoskins Sotutu might be effective alongside them too.

Don’t count out viable options.

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Another 16 minutes ago

The All Blacks don't need overseas-based players

The manner of all these comments is that it doesn’t matter who plays No10 for the All Blacks, apparently they are all rubbish!

Seriously, people need to get a grip and stop obsessing over every tiny error made from an overscrutinised position. DMac was good this year for the most part, as was Beauden Barrett. Mo’unga was good last year and would be an asset in the group if he did come back. I don’t see it as an area of concern.

The main concern in 2025 is finding another world class lock and loose forward, followed by some scrutiny over the midfield combination in my view.

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RedWarrior 5 hours ago

Loose Leinster scrape by Connacht to extend winning run

I was at this match. Jordie Barrett earned his money with a massive hit to slow a connaught attack to win the math when Leinster had 14 in the last few mins. Mack Hansen had a real go at the refereeing after citing a serious head hits on Iaone and Aki.

connaught were up for this. Snyman tried a trademark dirty after, and the onnaught 4 and the onnaught pack absolutely laid into him.

Leinster hose to kick to the corner when only winning by 5 with 10 left and qith only 2 tries scored. onnaught should have punisihed them for that utter stupidity after they broke out and Leinster yellowed to stop the attack.

13 changes from last week. It seems teams are scoring about 10 points less against Leinster this year. With Neinaber in his second year, the new attack coah established, surely they will be a bigger threat in champions up? Or will the attack recgress further.

They must adopt the SA philosophy of take your 3 pointers and the bonus points will come.

connaught back line inluding Iaone, Murphy, Aki, Forde, cordero is the seond best in Ireland surely. Leinster were lucky here

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Tom 5 hours ago