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    NRL live stream: How to stream Melbourne Storm vs Parramatta Eels on 9Now

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    Fans who are wanting to watch the Melbourne Storm’s Round 23 clash with the Parramatta Eels will be happy to know that the match will be live streamed on 9Now.

    You can catch every round of the 2018 season on the web, mobile and the 9Now app.

    Here's your full guide on how to watch Sunday afternoon footy throughout the NRL season online through our live stream, as well as when it will kick off and a brief preview of today's game.

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    WATCH MELBOURNE STORM VS PARRAMATTA EELS NRL LIVE STREAM 

    You can live stream Melbourne Storm vs Parramatta Eels on 9Now, Nine's video on demand and live platform.

    You will be able to find every single NRL match that is broadcast on Channel Nine live and free on that page, including State of Origin, the NRL finals series and the NRL Grand Final.

    This is the first time NRL has been live streamed for free in Australia, and we're excited to bring you live action of all the games. 

    Storm vs Eels kick-off time

    The Melbourne Storm will face off with the Parramatta Eels at 7:55pm AEST, with an extended pre-show before the match. The Nine coverage begins at 7:30pm, with the expert panel dissecting all of rugby league's big issues, as well as unparalleled features and analysis.

    You can expect plenty of analysis and opinion from the unrivalled Nine commentary team. 

    So tune in on Channel Nine or 9Now from 7:30pm. 

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    Storm vs Eels match preview

    The Storm have uncharacteristically lost two games in a row and will look to rebound with a strong performance at home against the Eels.

    However, Parramatta has begun to play some of their best football in the back half of the season, on the back of a strong performance from Jarryd Hayne who scored a hat trick last week.

    The Storm will once again have to be at their best because the Eels will not simply roll over, despite their lowly ladder position.

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