Force FB page to live stream Friday's trial against Brumbies

Sun, Jan 25, 2026, 3:59 AM
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by Ben Somerford

The Western Force is thrilled to confirm Friday’s pre-season trial game against the ACT Brumbies will be live streamed on the Club’s Facebook page.

The Force fan engagement initiative enables the whole Sea of Blue to watch the side’s final tune-up prior to the 2026 Swyftx Super Rugby Pacific season.

The live stream will be available exclusively on the Force’s Facebook page, so make sure you’re following at www.facebook.com/wf.rugby.

Follow the Western Force Rugby Facebook page now

The Force have teamed up with local streaming company LMSC for the live stream, with Nick Neary and Damien Pacecca to provide the commentary.

Force supporters are still encouraged to attend with entry free to fans and kick-off from 4:35pm WST on Friday 30 January at Scotch College Playing Fields, accessed by the end of Stirling Road (venue directions here).

There will be food and drinks vans at the venue. Portaloos will be on site for Friday's game.

The Force triumphed 21-19 over the Queensland Reds on Friday with close to a thousand fans in attendance, with the game played as three 30-minute periods with expanded playing line-ups.

The upcoming trial game will be played under standard rules, as two 40-minute halves with a smaller pool of players per team.

Game details

Western Force vs ACT Brumbies

Live stream on the Western Force Rugby Facebook page (FOLLOW HERE)

Friday 30 January, 4:35pm WST

Scotch College Playing Fields, Swanbourne

Follow the Western Force Rugby Facebook page now

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