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Want to watch a free New Zealand vs South Africa live stream? Luckily, there are a few locations around the world showing the 2023 Rugby World Cup final for free. In Ireland, it's free to watch on RTÉ Player and Virgin Media Player. The destination is ITVX in the UK and 9Now in Australia. You can use a VPN to unblock your country's streaming service when traveling abroad. Keep reading for full details on how to watch New Zealand vs South Africa live streams wherever you are in the world. There are 15 players on each side, with seven substitutions, but two reserved for the pillars and Hooker. Remember, to pass the ball, it must be kicked backwards, but the kicker's teammates must be behind the ball at the time of the kick. There are four ways of scoring in rugby: - Try (five points): the athlete must reach the in-goal zone mark with possession of the ball and touch down, touchdown style. - Conversion (two points): a direct kick from anywhere on a line parallel to the sidelines and perpendiculars. - Drop-goal (three points): ball must touch the ground before being kicked - Penalty (three points): shot on goal After seven weeks and 47 games of brutal, exhilarating, spell-binding World Cup rugby, it's finally time for the final. It's going to be New Zealand vs South Africa at the Stade de France in Paris, and your guess is as good as ours when it comes to predicting who will be lifting the Webb Ellis Cup on Saturday night. When New Zealand lost the opening game of the tournament against hosts France, armchair pundits were falling over themselves to write off the All Blacks. They spent the remainder of the group stage scoring tries for fun (36 in three games!), before chalking up a memorable victory against Ireland in the quarters. Their Argentina semi-final may have been a walk in the park in comparison, but it gave winger Will Jordan the chance to extend his try tally to eight and the likes of Sam Cane, Ardie Savea, Richie Mo’unga and Jordie Barrett to save a scrap of energy ahead of Saturday's final. South Africa's tantalisingly bruising semi-final against England was the polar opposite, with Handré Pollard converting a 78th minute penalty to help the Springboks to a one-point victory. After that, an identical winning margin against France in the last eight and an exhausting pool stage loss against Ireland, it's hard to know how much petrol South Africa will have in the tank. But they're not the reigning champions for nothing – this squad just seems to know when to bring their A-game, and it would be foolish to bet against them ahead of Saturday. The winning side will be the first nation in history to have won four Rugby World Cups. You have to go back to 1995 for the last time the All Blacks and Springboks met in the final, with the victorious home side memorably being presented the Webb Ellis Cup by Nelson Mandela. But New Zealand have the more recent taste of triumph, having won 35-20 on their way to retaining the Rugby Championship back in July. You won't want to miss Saturday's 2023 final, so here's how to get a FREE New Zealand vs South Africa live stream and watch the Rugby World Cup wherever you are.