With so much action over the next three days, fans of top-class Rugby Sevens are probably wondering how they can catch our national Men's and Women's team live from Dubai.
For the Qantas Australian Men's Sevens side, the Dubai Sevens is the second stop of nine in the 2014/15 HSBC Sevens World Series calendar. Into Head Coach Geraint John's squad come Greg Jeloudev, Allan Fa'alava'au and Alex Gibbon, with all of the tournament broadcast live on FOX SPORTS 2 from 3.50pm AEDT on Friday.
The Men's Pool C campaign in Dubai starts with Kenya (6.36pm AEDT), before games with the USA (9.36pm AEDT) and England (3.31am AEDT). The top two in each pool qualify for the Cup Quarter-Finals.
Finals day for the Men will also be broadcast live on FOX SPORTS on Saturday from 4.20pm AEDT.
The Dubai Sevens represents the big kick-off in the Olympic qualification process later today for the Qantas Australian Women's Sevens team. Looking to defend their crown in Dubai, Tim Walsh's team are the first on ground in the tournament when they take on South Africa (6.00pm AEDT). Captained by Sharni Williams, Australia then takes on France (8.56pm AEDT) and then Spain (12.14am AEDT) in Pool B.
Fans can watch Day One of the 2014/15 World Rugby Women's Sevens World Series from Dubai via http://www.worldrugby.org/womens-sevens-series/
On Day Two, once again the Women's tournament will be streamed via the World Rugby website on the same link, while FOX SPORTS 2 will also broadcast the competition from the Cup Semi-Final stage onwards.
Broadcast Details:
2014/15 HSBC Men's Sevens World Series from Dubai, UAE
Day One - broadcast on FOX SPORTS 2 from 3.50pm
Australia v Kenya, Pool C, 6.36pm (AEDT), 5 December
Australia v USA, Pool C, 9.36pm (AEDT), 5 December
Australia v England, Pool C, 3.31am (AEDT), 6 December
Day Two - broadcast on FOX SPORTS 2 from 4.20pm
2014/15 World Rugby Women's Sevens World Series from Dubai, UAE
Day One - streamed via http://www.worldrugby.org/womens-sevens-series/ from 6.00pm
Australia v South Africa, Pool B, 6.00pm (AEST), 4 December
Australia v France, Pool B, 8.56pm (AEST), 4 December
Australia v Spain, Pool B, 12.14am (AEST), 5 December
Day Two - broadcast on http://www.worldrugby.org/womens-sevens-series/
FOX SPORTS 2 to broadcast the Women's competition from the Cup Semi-Final stage onwards
