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Scotland vs Samoa rugby live stream: how to watch today's Rugby World Cup 2019 match from anywhere

Having both struggled in their opening matches, today's 2019 Rugby World Cup clash between Scotland and Samoa is a chance for both teams to make amends in Kobe City.

The last encounter between the two teams saw a 44-38 win for Scotland at Murrayfield in an autumn international back in 2017, and today's game should be an equally close affair. 

You can watch the match live in full, no matter where you are in the world with our Scotland vs Samoa live stream guide.

Scotland were easily beaten against Ireland, failing to score a single try in the 27- 3 defeat. Meanwhile, Samoa initially made hard work of outsiders Russia before a strong second half saw them eventually ease to a 34-9 win.

The Scots' defeat against the Irish was further compounded by injuries for Hamish Watson and scrum-half Ali Prince that have ruled them out of the rest of tournament, while reckless tackles from Rey Lee-Lo and Motu Matu'u for the Pacific Islanders against Russia mean potential disciplinary action could rule them out. 

Who will run out winners in this crucial Pool A clash? Read on to find out all your Scotland vs Samoa live stream options, no matter where you are in the world

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).

How to stream Scotland vs Samoa live in the UK 

How to watch Scotland and Samoa: live stream in Australia

How to watch Scotland and Samoa live in New Zealand

How to live stream Scotland and Samoa in the US

  • Hulu with Live TV $40 per month - Hulu with Live TV includes CBS, Fox, NBC and ESPN.
  • FuboTV $35 for the first month - FuboTV gives you the first month at a discounted rate but after that the price increases to $45 a month. The service includes CBS, Fox, NBC and the NFL Network but does not come with ESPN.
  • DirecTV Now $50 per month - DirecTV Now includes CBS, Fox, NBC, ESPN and for $5 extra you can add the NFL Network.
  • YouTubeTV $40 per month - YouTubeTV gives you access to CBS, Fox, NBC and ESPN.

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