How to watch Roosters vs Sharks: FREE streams, TV channels for NRL Semi-Final 2026
Watch Roosters vs Sharks NRL Semi-Final FREE on 9Now (AUS) Stream on Fox One (US) / Sky Sports (UK) Unlock your stream with NordVPN (save up to 75%) Roosters vs Sharks kick-off: Sat, Sep 19, 5.50am ET / 10.50am BST / 7.50pm AEST Watch Roosters vs Sharks in an NRL 2026 Semi-Final that features a fascinating clash of styles in a sudden-death shootout, with the loser's season over.
Sydney won both matches in the ladder but the full-strength Cronulla-Sutherland are ready to spring the upset.
The Roosters went neck-and-neck with the Panthers last weekend, with only Brian To'o's 77th-minute try adding a gloss to proceedings for the latter's 19-12 victory.
Trent Robinson will be keen for his side to dust themselves down and record a third win of the year over the Sharks, a goal helped by Salesi Foketi being passed fit after an HIA last week.
Second-rower Egan Butcher is out with concussion, but Angus Chrichton is back at interchange for the first time since Week 15.
The Sharks were excellent in the Elimination Final last week, with Braydon Trindall and Nicho Hynes feeding the outside backs with regular ball.
Their late-season form has generally been good and they come into this game with a near full-strength squad as back-up hooker Jayden Berrell returns to the bench.
Hynes' battle with Roosters' experienced opposite number Daly Cherry-Evans promises to be fascinating.
The Dolphins await in the Preliminary Final in two weeks' time.
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Every game in the NRL finals series 2026 is being shown on free-to-air Channel 9 and 9Now in Australia.
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