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NFL Heads Down Under to Australia: Today’s Games to Watch

12 games on 6 Services
NFL, College Football, and MLB all in action today

The NFL plays its first regular season game in Australia tonight, after the season opened on a Wednesday. Earlier in the day, both AL West contenders are in action and Miami hosts the most high profile NCAAF matchup of the day.

EntitledSports will publish a daily round-up of all the major games available through streaming and terrestrial broadcast tv or cable for sports fans. You can find the full schedules and ways to watch on the entitledsports.com/schedule.

HOU Astros @ PHI Phillies — 1:05 PM ET

MLB · Watch on MLB Network, MLB.TV, MLB+

The Houston Astros (74-71) hold a two-game lead in the AL West with a record three games over .500. The Philadelphia Phillies (81-64) are four back of Atlanta with the second-best record in the National League. Both are chasing something; only one is chasing it comfortably.

TEX Rangers @ SEA Mariners — 4:10 PM ET

MLB · Watch on Peacock, MLB.TV

The Texas Rangers (72-74) are 2 games of Houston and cannot afford to give ground to the teams above and below them. The Seattle Mariners (68-78) are seven out and eliminated from the division in everything but math.

COL Rockies @ NYY Yankees — 7:05 PM ET

MLB · Watch on YES, MLB Network, YES Network+, Rockies.TV, MLB.TV, MLB+

The New York Yankees (83-62) are four back of Tampa Bay in the AL East and comfortably inside the wild card, which makes the last three weeks about seeding. The Colorado Rockies (55-89) are the worst team in baseball.

FAMU Florida A&M @ MIA Miami — 8:00 PM ET

NCAAF · Watch on ACC Network, ESPN Unlimited

The Miami Hurricanes are ranked 7th in this week’s AP poll and draw an FCS opponent in the Florida A&M Rattlers to tune up for conference play. It is the only college football game on our board tonight.

SF 49ers @ LAR Rams — 8:35 PM ET

NFL · Watch on Netflix

The first NFL regular season game ever played in Australia, at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, with the Los Angeles Rams as the designated home team. The Rams and San Francisco 49ers both finished 12-5 last season and split the series. Myles Garrett lines up for Los Angeles now, and San Francisco added Mike Evans — though Evans, Nick Bosa and George Kittle were all uncertain for Week 1. Aaron Donald has also been marked as inactive for this game.

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