Wales vs France live stream: how to watch Rugby World Cup 2019 match from anywhere

Having finished top of Pool D after beating Georgia, Australia and Uruguay, Wales could quite rightly say that things are going to plan so far in Japan. Who will book their place in the semi-finals? Watch all the action as it happens with our Wales vs France live stream guide.

While it’s fair to say that some of those results have flattered Wales somewhat, its often a mark of a title winning side when they’re able to win matches without being remarkable.

A real test of their 2019 Rugby World Cup winning credentials should come on Sunday. They’ll be up against a French side that had to settle for second place in Pool C following the cancellation of their group-deciding match against England, despite beating Argentina, Tonga, and the USA.

Wales will feel quite rightly confident ahead of this quarter-final having dominated the French in recent times with seven wins in their last eight meetings. They’ve also received a major injury boost going into the game with Dan Biggar declared fit for selection again after sustaining a concussion against Fiji.

Barring a close clash with Argentina, France haven’t really had to go to war yet in Japan, with real battles reported to instead have been going on behind the scenes amid allegations of in-fighting within the Les Bleus camp.

Can the French channel that fire into a passionate performance on the pitch, or will the Welsh roll on with another win? You can watch all the action from pretty much anywhere on Earth by following our Rugby World Cup Wales vs France live stream guide below.

How to watch the 2019 Rugby World Cup from outside your country

If you’re abroad for any of the Rugby World Cup and don’t want to miss out on catching the coverage from your home country, you’ll inevitably find it geo-blocked when you try to stream online. But don’t sweat. With the option of a VPN, you can tune into those fixtures no matter where you are in the world without resorting to some dodgy feed on Reddit. And best of all, it’s really easy to do (or read on for details on how to stream coverage from the UK, Australia, New Zealand, Canada and the USA).