State of Origin\u2019s final game will be played tonight on the Gold Coast. Here\u2019s how to watch the Blues vs the Maroons in Game 3.<\/b>
\nFor the first time in State of Origin\u2019s history, all three games will be played in Queensland \u2013 brought on by the ongoing Covid-19 lockdown in Greater Sydney. The NSW Blues have played a spectacular series so far and are now looking to make it a clean sweep tonight on the Gold Coast. Game 3 kicks off tonight (Wednesday, July 14) at 8:10pm AEST \u2013 here\u2019s how you can live stream State of Origin no matter where you are. The final game was initially moved to Newcastle after rising case numbers in Sydney, but it was relocated once again to Queensland\u2019s Gold Coast on July 10 \u2013 four days out from game day \u2013 when the NSW government confirmed they would not allow spectators if it were played in Newcastle. NSW thrashed Queensland in the series opener with a massive lead of 50-6. In Game 2, the Blues again defeated the Maroons 26-0 \u2013 a particularly harsh loss on their home turf in Brisbane. While the Blues have already won the series, if they\u2019re able to make it three in a row, it would be the first time they\u2019ve managed to do so since 2000. For the Maroons, their last clean sweep came in 2010 in the midst of the team\u2019s golden era. NSW will be without some key players tonight though. Blues halfback Nathan Cleary and five-eighth Jarome Luai are both out on injury \u2013 the halves pairing, both from the Penrith Panthers, have been key to the Blues success this year. The Blues might be in for some trouble tonight without Cleary and Luai, though the team\u2019s coach, Brad Fittler, is confident in the players who\u2019ve taken their place. Tonight, Parramatta\u2019s Mitchell Moses makes his Origin debut at halfback and Canberra\u2019s Jack Wighton will play as five-eighth. Queensland has not been without its own troubles in the lead up to Game 3 either. The Maroons forward Jai Arrow has been dropped from tonight\u2019s squad after he breached Covid-19 protocols, and brought an \u201cunregistered guest\u201d into the team\u2019s biosecurity bubble. We know that no matter the outcome, NSW will lift the trophy at the end of tonight. The question is whether they can do it after also winning the game, or whether the Maroons will redeem themselves with a win on the Gold Coast. Want to see how it unfolds? Here\u2019s how to watch State of Origin Game 3 live no matter where you are. All three State of Origin games will be shown live and free on Channel 9 in Australia. You can watch Game 3 tonight, Wednesday, July 14 at 8:10pm AEST. You can also stream the game from Channel 9\u2019s streaming platform,9Now. It will also be aired on a delayed broadcast on Fox Sports and streaming service Kayo after the game is over. Fans living outside Australia, New Zealand or the Pacific Islands can catch the State of Origin online with the Watch NRL streaming service. Watch NRL requires a subscription and has three different plans to choose from: Weekly: US$17 \/ \u00a313 \/ \u20ac17 \/ AU$20 Monthly: US$33 \/ \u00a325 \/ \u20ac33 \/ AU$39 Annual: US$165 \/ \u00a3130 \/ \u20ac155 \/ AU$199 If you\u2019re an Aussie that wants to catch that free Channel 9 coverage but are currently abroad, then you\u2019ll discover that the access is geo-blocked. It\u2019s not unsurpassable, as you could try using a VPN to set the IP address of your laptop, phone or streaming device back to one in Australia and watch as if you were in the country. Use a VPN to stream the State of Origin from anywhere<\/p>\n