The summer Tests conclude this weekend, with each of the home nations still in contention to win their respective series.
Here is your round-up of all major Test rugby matches taking place this weekend, as well as details on how you can catch all of the action:
(All kick-off times are UK and Ireland)
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New Zealand v Ireland
Andy Farrell's men are looking for a famous series victory in New Zealand as they head into their third and final test against the All Blacks. The Irish picked up an historic 23-12 victory last week through two Andrew Porter tries - their first ever in the country.
The deciding Test takes place at the Sky Stadium in Wellington. The teams last met at this venue in 2008, when New Zealand ran out 21-11 winners
What time is New Zealand v Ireland kick-off and what TV channel is it on?
New Zealand v Ireland kicks off at Eden Park at 8.05am on Saturday, July 16. You can watch the game live on Sky Sports Action and Main Event from 7.30am, or live stream it via the Sky Sports app.
Australia v England
England were left licking their wounds in the first Test as they crumbled to a 30-28 defeat in Perth despite the Wallabies having had a man sent off. However, they bounced back last weekend with a assured 25-17 victory in Brisbane.
Heading to the Sydney Cricket Ground, Eddie Jones will be looking to seal a second series victory in Australia - having secured a 3-0 whitewash in 2016.
What time is Australia v England kick-off and what TV channel is it on?
Australia v England kicks off at 10.55am on Saturday, July 16. The game will be broadcast live on Sky Sports Action and Main Event from 10.15am.
South Africa v Wales
Wayne Pivac's side bounced back from late heartbreak in the first Test to win in Bloemfontein last Saturday, with Josh Adams' late try and Gareth Anscombe's conversion making history in sealing Wales' first win over the Springboks in South Africa.
Now, tied at 1-1, they travel to Cape Town with the prospect of a first ever summer tour series victory over one of the southern hemisphere's big three
What time is South Africa v Wales kick-off and what TV channel is it on?
South Africa v Wales kicks off at 4.05pm on Saturday, July 16. The game will be broadcast live on Sky Sports Action from 3.30pm.
Argentina v Scotland
Gregor Townsend’s side went down to a 26-18 defeat in San Salvador de Jujuy in the first Test but bounced back with 29-6 win in Salta to keep their hopes of an series win.
Having passed up a number of chances, it seems unlikely that the hosts will be so far behind on the scoreboard this weekend - with a much closer affair expected at the Santiago del Estero.
What time is Argentina v Scotland kick-off and what TV channel is it on?
Argentina v Scotland kicks off at 8.10pm on Saturday, July 16. You can watch the game live on Sky Sports Action from 7.30pm.
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