How to live stream Penrith Panthers vs Canberra Raiders on 9Now

If you want to catch Penrith Panthers' Round 21 clash with the Canberra Raiders online you’ll be happy to know 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 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.

WATCH PENRITH PANTHERS vs CANBERRA RAIDERS NRL LIVE STREAM

You can live stream Panthers vs Raiders 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.

Panthers vs Raiders

The Panthers will face off with the Raiders at 4pm AEST, with Nine's expert panel dissecting all of rugby league's big issues, as well as unparalleled features and analysis from 3pm AEST.

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

Match preview

Penrith star Reagan Campbell-Gillard has been urged to maintain the rage when he makes his anticipated return from injury in Sunday's NRL clash against Canberra.

Campbell-Gillard will make his first appearance since breaking his jaw in round 15 that also robbed him of finishing his maiden State of Origin series with NSW.

It is shaping as an important match for the Panthers, who must win to keep their hopes of a top four finish alive against a Canberra outfit that is already out of finals contention.

The Panthers prop admitted earlier this week he would be tinkering with his fearless running style following his head-on collision with Sydney Roosters enforcer Jared Waerea-Hargreaves.

But Panthers coach Anthony Griffin said the 25-year-old needed to keep doing what earned him his representative honours.

"It's a collision sport. He's a front-rower," Griffin said on Saturday.

"The reason he's been able to progress so quickly over the last couple of years has been his courage and aggression with the way he plays."