How to watch Warriors vs Knights: FREE streams, TV channels for NRL Semi-Final 2026
Watch Warriors vs Knights NRL Semi-Final FREE on 9Now (AUS) Stream on Fox One (US) / Sky Sports (UK) / Sky Sport (NZ) Unlock your stream with NordVPN (save up to 75%) Kick-off: Sun, Sep 20, 2.05am ET / 7.05am BST / 4.05pm AEST / 6.05pm NZT Watch Warriors vs Knights in the second NRL 2026 semi-final of the weekend, as the Wahs of New Zealand seek a third win of the season over the Newcastle side with a place in the preliminary finals the prize for Sunday's victors.
It's probably fair to say that the Warriors didn't expect that they'd be in this predicament when the regular season came to its close.
Their sensational season ended with a second-place finish on the ladder, finishing level on points with minor premiers Penrith.
But Andrew Webster's men were well beaten by the Dolphins in their qualifying final in Auckland, with a long list of injuries finally taking their toll.
For Newy, it's the chance for a place in a first prelim final for 13 years.
Justin Holbrook has worked wonders to take the Knights from the wooden spoon last year to the top eight this time around, and they dispatched the Rabbitohs last time out in relative comfort.
In Greg Marzhew and Dominic Young, they have two of NRL's top try scorers and, in defense, the tackling machine that is Phoenix Crossland.
They'll head across the Tasman Sea with high hopes of avenging their two losses to the Wahs this year.
The top-ranked Penrith Panthers await the winner in the preliminary finals next weekend.
Here's how to watch Warriors vs Knights from anywhere in the world.
Can you watch Warriors vs Knights for free? Yes .
Every game in the NRL finals series 2026 is being shown on free-to-air Channel 9 and 9Now in Australia – including this New Zealand Warriors vs Newcastle Knights showdown.
NRL fans in the US can also watch this crucial matchup on Fox One thanks the platform's free 3-day trial.
Traveling abroad right now? You can use a VPN to watch the NRL Finals Series 2026 for free as if you were right at home.
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