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24/7 EPL channel up and running and it’s better quality than when it was on Optus Sport.

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i can’t seem to find it on the website (and i have stan sport)

i see lots of replays but no 24/7 channels

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Same with the app

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also checked on my Hubbl Glass and theres nothing there

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STAN SPORT SERVES UP GRAND SLAM ACTION AT THE US OPEN

UNIQUE MIXED DOUBLES COMPETITION BRINGS OUT THE STARS

The final Grand Slam of the year takes centre stage in New York with all the action from the US Open streamed live and on demand on Stan Sport.

A revitalised mixed doubles draw kicks off proceedings ahead of the main draws, live and exclusive on Stan Sport, with a $1 million USD prize money enticing some of the game’s biggest stars. Sixteen pairs will feature, including Katerina Siniakova & Jannik Sinner, Emma Raducanu & Carlos Alcaraz and the all-American pair of Madison Keys & Francis Tiafoe. The finals will take place tomorrow morning from 9:00am AEST.

Singles action begins on Monday 25 August from 1:00am AEST daily, with every match live and on demand on Stan Sport, with select coverage also available on Channel 9 and 9Now.

Fans will be watching closely to see if men’s world No.1 and defending champion Janik Sinner has fully recovered after retiring ill during last week’s final against rival Carlos Alcaraz [2] in Cincinnati. Between them, the pair have claimed the last seven Grand Slams and their stranglehold on the men’s tennis shows no side of ending.

The Aussie men’s contingent led by Alex de Minaur [8] will be hoping to replicate their 2024 performance where four men reached the third round for the first time since 1997. His compatriots Alexei Popyrin [37], Jordan Thompson [57] and Chris O’Connell [79] will also be looking to make deep runs in New York after strong showings in recent months.

On the women’s side of the draw, world No.1 Aryna Sabalenka returns to Flushing Meadows determined to defend her crown and reassert her dominance after going without a title since last year’s US Open. She will face fierce competition from a stacked field, including Wimbledon champion Iga Swiatek [2] and Roland-Garros champion Coco Gauff [3]. Australians Daria Kasatkina [17] and Maya Joint [42] will fly the flag in the women’s draw.

For all the latest news, talking points and highlights, Grand Slam Daily returns. Hosted by Chris Stubbs alongside former Australian tennis greats Casey Dellacqua and Wally Masur, the show will stream live and exclusive on Stan Sport beginning Monday August 25 at 2:30pm AEST. Live from Flushing Meadows, reporter Duncan McKenzie-McHarg will bring viewers unique courtside access and exclusive chats with the sport’s biggest names.

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9Gem would like to have a word.

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Not really, Gem is Nine anyway.

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Stan: Premier League Powers Lift In Subs, Breaks Audience Record

Nine chief executive Matt Stanton said the Premier League had already led to a spike in Stan subscribers from 2.3 million to 2.5 million, following a fiscal year in which Stan’s revenue grew by 10 per cent.

The Premier League wasn’t the only big ticket show in town; the Wallabies test match against South Africa and the All Blacks encounter with Argentina would have also attracted eyeballs.

Nonetheless, Stanton is confident that interest in the Premier League will continue to drive subscribers, including fans who previously watched it on Optus Sports and new organic subs.

Stanton is confident the $5 price hike will not lead to massive churn and that the platform’s suits of sport – including Premier League, Champions League, Australian Open, Rugby Champions and Winter Olympics – provides an all year calendar or premium sport to attract more subscribers.

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Stan Sport is broadcasting the UCI Road World Cycling Championships for the second time. It is streaming the 2025 event all this week live from Kigali, Rwanda, the first time the race has been held in Africa, however, there has been little promotion leading up to this week.

The elite races will take place this weekend.

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Stan Sports October Highlights

Live & On Demand. 4k.

Saturday, 4 Oct 7pm AEST

Argentina v South Africa

Live & Exclusive.

Saturday, 4 Oct 10:50pm AEST

Every Match. Live & On Demand with 4K.

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Every Match. Live & Exclusive.

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Every Match. Live & Exclusive.

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Every Match. Live & Exclusive.

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Friday, 10 Oct

Every Match. Live & On Demand.

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Stan Sports November Highlights

Every Match. Live & On Demand with 4K.

Stream Now

Every Match. Live & Exclusive.

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Every Match. Live & Exclusive.

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Every Match. Live & Exclusive.

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Every Match. Live & On Demand.

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Every Match. Live & Exclusive.

Starts November 14

Quilter Nations Series

Every Match. Live & Exclusive.

Starts November 2

Dubai SVNS

Live & Exclusive.

Starts November 29

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AUSTRALIA’S NO.1 BOXER AND WORLD’S GREATEST CRUISERWEIGHT JAI OPETAIA HEADLINES A STACKED PPV ON STAN

LIVE & EXCLUSIVE ON STAN PAY-PER-VIEW

SATURDAY 6 DECEMBER, 6:00PM AEDT
​GOLD COAST CONVENTION CENTRE
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​JAI OPETAIA V HÜSEYIN CINKARA
​IBF & THE RING MAGAZINE CRUISERWEIGHT WORLD TITLES
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​JUSTIS HUNI V KIKI TOA LEUTELE
​WBO GLOBAL HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE & WBC AUSTRALASIAN HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE

Stan in partnership with Tasman Fighters, today announced that Australia’s top pound-for-pound boxer and only male world champion Jai Opetaia [28-0, 22 KOs] will defend his IBF and The Ring cruiserweight world titles against unbeaten German mandatory challenger, Hüseyin Cinkara [23-0, 19 KOs] at Ring of Fire.

The unmissable showdown will headline an incredible night with seven belts on the line at the Gold Coast Convention Centre on Saturday 6 December, live & exclusive on Stan Pay-Per-View for $50.

Widely regarded as Australia’s best pound-for-pound boxer by the world’s top boxing promoter Eddie Hearn, the must-see Opetaia is also ranked as no.1 cruiserweight in the world. Known for his destructive power and relentless style he faces a fearsome test in Cinkara, with both men notorious for their knockout ability and neither wanting a blemish on their perfect professional records.

In the co-main event, Australia’s top-ranked heavyweight Justis Huni [12-1, 7 KOs] will step into the ring for a rematch with New Zealand’s Kniki Toa Leutele [12-2-2, 8 KOs]. The pair first met in 2022, with Huni claiming the unanimous decision victory. After a setback earlier this year against future heavyweight title challenger Fabio Wardley, Huni will be looking to get his world title aspirations back on track in this anticipated rematch.

Justis Huni v Kiki Toa Leutele

On opponent Hüseyin Cinkara, Jai Opetaia said: Cinkara is a tough opponent in my mandatory, however he stands in my way on the road to being undisputed world cruiserweight champion. It’s great to end the year up at home on the Gold Coast, and I look forward to putting on a spectacular event again with Tasman Fighters on Stan Pay-Per-View. We will go to war on December 6.

Jai Opetaia is a fourth generation boxer, and Australia’s youngest ever Olympic boxer at 16 years of age, with the prodigy turning heads throughout his stellar career. This bout marks his third IBF world title defence in 2025, in his quest to unify the cruiserweight world titles with only WBO and WBA cruiserweight champion Gilberto ‘Zurdo’ Ramirez and WBC champion Badou Jack left to conquer.

Featuring a stacked card with an astonishing seven titles on the line, Ring of Fire will showcase some of Australia’s top boxing stars including Paul Fleming [28-1-1], Jake Wyllie [15-2] and undefeated Olympic heavyweight star Teremoana Teremoana in an unforgettable night of fights.

MAIN CARD

  • Jai Opetaia v Hüseyin Cinkara
    ​    IBF & The Ring World Cruiserweight titles
  • Justis Huni v Kiki Toa Leutele
    ​    WBO Global Heavyweight & WBC Australasian Heavyweight titles
  • Max McIntyre v Jed Morris
    ​    WBC Australasian Super Middleweight title
  • Jake Wyllie v Paul Fleming
  • Teremoana Teremoana v German Garcia Montes
  • Benny Mahoney v Winston Hill
    ​    IBF Pan Pacific Super Welterweight title
  • Jason Moloney v Herlan Gomez
    ​    WBC Australasian Bantamweight title

About Jai Opetaia: The IBF and The Ring world cruiserweight champion, Jai Opetaia is a fourth generation boxer. He became Australia’s youngest-ever Olympic boxer at the age of 16, and is ranked as the number one cruiserweight boxer in the world by major boxing outlets including ESPN, Boxing Base and The Ring Magazine. Holding a perfect record of 28-0 with 22 knockouts, Opetaia is must-see TV whenever he steps in the ring.

About Justis Huni: Justis Huni is Australia’s top ranked heavyweight boxer, being a perennial title contender with his impressive record of 12-1. He is the only man in history to have stopped tough NRL champion and boxer Paul Gallen in the ring, and at the age of 26, is one of the heavyweight divisions brightest stars.

Ring of Fire: Opetaia v Cinkara will be held at the Gold Coast Convention Centre on December 6 with the main card beginning at 6:00pm AEDT, and is available to order now on Stan Pay-Per-View.

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Tickets to Ring of Fire: Opetaia v Cinkara are now on sale from Ticketek.

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How did Kayo/Foxtel miss out on this…..? :thinking: That’s a pretty good pick up for stan.

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THIS WEEK ON STAN SPORT

20 - 26 NOVEMBER, 2025

The Wallabies are looking to end a treacherous tour on a high note as they tackle France in their final Test of the year, while Arsenal host Tottenham in the latest instalment of their fierce north London derby on Monday (AEDT).
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​All the action. Live & On Demand.

VIEW THE FULL SCHEDULE HERE

ROUND 4

SUNDAY 23 NOVEMBER
​1:30AM AEDT - WALES V NEW ZEALAND
​4:30AM AEDT - IRELAND V SOUTH AFRICA
​6:30AM AEDT - FRANCE V AUSTRALIA
​The Wallabies are looking to end a treacherous tour on a high note as they tackle France in their final game of the year in Paris.

Australia have lost three games in a row against England, Italy and Ireland since opening the tour by beating Japan.

France, meanwhile, beat Fiji 34-21 in their last match and will start warm favourites on home soil.
​7:00AM AEDT - ITALY V CHILE

MONDAY 24 NOVEMBER
​12:30AM AEDT - SCOTLAND V TONGA
​3:00AM AEDT - ENGLAND V ARGENTINA

MATCHWEEK 12

SATURDAY 22 NOVEMBER
​10:30PM AEDT - BURNLEY V CHELSEA

SUNDAY 23 NOVEMBER
​1:50AM AEDT - LIVERPOOL V NOTTINGHAM (4K UHD)
​1:50AM AEDT - BOURNEMOUTH V WEST HAM
​1:50AM AEDT - WOLVES V CRYSTAL PALACE
​1:50AM AEDT - BRIGHTON V BRENTFORD
​1:50AM AEDT - FULHAM V SUNDERLAND
​4:20AM AEDT - NEWCASTLE V MAN CITY (4K UHD)

MONDAY 24 NOVEMBER
​12:00AM AEDT - LEEDS V ASTON VILLA
​3:20AM AEDT - ARSENAL V TOTTENHAM (4K UHD)

Arsenal host Tottenham in the latest instalment of their fierce north London derby.

Arsenal are sitting pretty at the top of the Premier League while Tottenham are fifth on return from the international break.

Arsenal have won the last three derbies and come into this game without losing in any competition since August 31.

TUESDAY 25 NOVEMBER
​6:00AM AEDT - MAN UNITED V EVERTON (4K UHD)

MATCHDAY 5

WEDNESDAY 26 NOVEMBER
​4:40AM AEDT - AJAX V BENFICA
​4:40AM AEDT - GALATASARY V UNION SG
​6:55AM AEDT - MAN CITY V LEVERKUSEN
​6:55AM AEDT - B. DORTMUND V VILLARREAL
​6:55AM AEDT - CHELSEA V BARCELONA
​6:55AM AEDT - NAPOLI V QARABAG
​6:55AM AEDT - SLAVIA PRAHA V ATHLETIC CLUB
​6:55AM AEDT - BODO/GLIMT V JUVENTUS
​6:55AM AEDT - MARSEILLE V NEWCASTLE

THURSDAY 27 NOVEMBER
​4:40AM AEDT - COPENHAGEN V KAIRAT ALMATY
​4:40AM AEDT - PAFOS V MONACO

FINALS

SUNDAY 23 NOVEMBER
​11:55AM AEDT - WASHINGTON SPIRIT V GOTHAM FC

MATCHWEEK 37

SATURDAY 22 NOVEMBER
​3:50PM AEDT - FC SEOUL V GIMCHEON SANGMU
​3:50PM AEDT - DAEJEON HANA CITIZEN V GANGWON FC

UCI CYCLO-CROSS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS ROUND 1 - TABOR

SUNDAY 22 NOVEMBER
​11:50PM AEDT - WOMEN’S ELITE

MONDAY 23 NOVEMBER
​12:20AM AEDT - MEN’S ELITE

ROUND 14 - SAUDI ARABIA

THURSDAY 27 NOVEMBER
​4:30AM AEDT - LIVE STAGE 1

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STAN SUMMER SPORT HIGHLIGHTS

18 January

Every Match. Live & On Demand.

Premier League Festive Fixtures

December 20

40 Matches. 15 Days.

December 29

Live & Exclusive

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This year’s Battle of the Sexes will be a tennis exhibition match between Nick Kyrgios and Aryna Sabalenka, at the Coca-Cola Arena in Dubai.

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Needs more Emma Stone and Steve Carell. IYKYK. :rofl:

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STAN SPORT SERVES UP ITS BIGGEST SUMMER OF TENNIS YET

Stan Sport today announced a spectacular Summer of Tennis lineup, starting with exclusive coverage of the highly anticipated Battle of the Sexes between Australian superstar Nick Kyrgios and women’s world No.1 Aryna Sabalenka.

The blockbuster event, taking place on 29 December (AEDT), launches an unmissable season of tennis on Australian soil, with four world-class tournaments in the lead-up to AO 2026, including:

  • United Cup (2–11 January)
  • Brisbane International (4–11 January)
  • Adelaide International (12–17 January)
  • Hobart International (14–17 January)

Fans can enjoy all the action across Stan Sport, the 9Network and 9Now, building toward one of the highlights on the Australian sporting calendar - AO 2026. Every match of AO 2026 will be live and on demand on Stan Sport, with Centre Court in stunning 4K Ultra HD.

The unmissable tennis action forms part of a blockbuster summer lineup on Stan Sport ​ including the Premier League Festive Fixtures, UEFA Champions League (retuning 21 January), WSL (returning 10 January) and more.

And the action doesn’t stop there. In less than 50 days, the world will turn its attention to Northern Italy as the Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026 begin, with Australians able to experience every moment, on every screen, through the full power of Nine’s ecosystem – the 9Network, 9Now and Stan Sport.

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