It's third vs fourth in the Premiership rugby today, as rival playoff contenders Bristol and Wasps do battle in Coventry. Both sides enjoyed thumping victories in midweek, and confidence levels will be sky high in both camps. Read on as we explain how to watch a Wasps vs Bristol live stream today and catch all the rugby union action online right now.
The game begins at 12.30pm BST this afternoon (Sunday, September 13), which is 7.30am ET/4.30am PT for fans based in the US, 11.30pm NZST in New Zealand, and 9.30pm AEST if you're in Australia. BT Sport shows Premiership rugby in the UK, but wherever you are, you can access the same coverage you would at home by using a VPN - save nearly 50% on the best one today!
Bristol, in third, are two points ahead of their opponents coming into today's game, but Bath are breathing down both of their necks. Whoever loses could find themselves on the outside of the playoff spots looking in by the end of today, though Bath are up against second-placed Sale later.
At the same time though, if Sale were to lose, the winner of Wasps vs Bristol could leap into second place. It's a huge match, and Wasps fans will be hoping that Lee Blackett unleashes Alfie Barbeary again. The teenager marked his first start on Wednesday with a sensational second-half hat-trick, and the team is now on a three-game winning run.
The visitors have two wins on the trot, the most recent a 47-10 hammering of Northampton, though the Saints were a man down for much of the match. Still, Pat Lam's men played some mesmerising stuff on the front foot, Semi Radradra at the heart of much of it, but they'll have to face Wasps without several key men, including Kyle Sinckler, Harry Randall and captain Siale Piutau.
It's a massive game, so read on as we explain how to watch Wasps vs Bristol online get a Premiership rugby live stream wherever you are right now.
- Fancy more egg-chasing? Here's how to live stream Super League rugby
How to watch Wasps vs Bristol from abroad
Wanting to watch the rugby from the UK, Down Under or in North America? Just scroll down and you'll see all your options listed out there. But you'll run into problems if you try to access that stream online when you're outside of your country - even if you're fully registered and in all likelihood paying a subscription fee.
This is because of something called geo-blocking - best thought of as a kind of digital border - but it's not nearly as scary as it sounds. Simply follow our VPN advice below and you'll soon be up and running with a great bit of software that allows you to relocate your device back to your country of residence - thereby regaining access to all the streaming services and content you normally enjoy at home.