Never ever trust them sites that say for a few quid you can stream any RL game live!
This simply isn't true.

The only way any site can stream a game is if it is being shown live in a country somewhere.

So if it is on Sky, then it is very easy to get an internet stream for those without Sky TV at home.
If it is being shown somewhere in Europe or the Middle East or anywhere, you can pick up a live stream but may struggle to get English commentary.

Yes it is true you can pick up pretty much any premier league match if you support one of the top 4 teams as their games are shown all over the world.
In fact in Oz, they have interactive TV in which you can pick any premier league game so in prinicpal every premier league fixture can be streamed on the internet.

Unfortunately, Superleague is not as popular around the globe and therefore if a game isn't on Sky, then it is highly unlikely it will be available to stream.
The only exception being Catalan who have most of their games shown live in France and therefore are available to stream.
If it is true that the Warrington game is not being shown live in France this weekend, then it will not be streamed on the internet as there is nothing available to stream.

The best option appears to be the extended highlights on Sky TV later that evening.
I think it is 40 minutes highlights of the Warrington game.

Correct.

Bilko has it down on his site www.rugbyleagueontv.co.uk/ that BBC Merseyside are covering the fixture.

Bilko has it down on his site www.rugbyleagueontv.co.uk/ that BBC Merseyside are covering the fixture.

If no channel is showing it Live, it's impossible for anyone to stream it. So I'm 99% certain your wasting your time trying to find links to video of the match.

BBC Radio Merseyside are covering this fixture on the radio and online, no commentary on Manchester - no point them both going out to do it.

BBC Local Radio coverage seems to works like this. BBC Manchester prioritise with Wigan (and to a lesser extent Salford), BBC Merseyside with St Helens and Warringtons games (because you geographically fall in the middle) are bumped between the two.

Because TV picks rarely means Wigan, Saints and Warrington play at the same time, it actually works out very well because we all pretty much get full commentary on every match home and away. A far cry from the old days of "BBC GMR" when they often used to offer the same commentary match as Merseyside and compete against each other.

So if Saints are playing at same time as you your likely to be on BBC Manchester and if Wigan are playing at same time your likely to be on BBC Merseyside. For this particular game I suspect it wasn't financially worth both stations going out and with Manchester only going out to cover Wigan there three weeks ago, I suspect thats why Merseyside are going this time.

For the poster who said it isn't it the Merseyside listings - they never are. The listings are for FM coverage, Rugby League is always on BBC Merseyside AM & DAB as well as online.

Anyway the streaming commentary links as ever are online at [url=http://www.rugbyleagueontv.co.uk=#FF0000www.rugbyleagueontv.co.uk/[/url. Scroll down a bit to "This Weeks Live Audio Commentaries/Programmes" and click the station name next to your match.

On my WIFI radio it only picks up Radio Merseyside FM. www.goodmans.co.uk/productdetail ... n-GB&vw=ug I dont suppose anyone is a techi wizz and knows how to obtain the AM feed by adding manually or could it be streamed via my computer to the wifi radio using the media streamer.

On my WIFI radio it only picks up Radio Merseyside FM. www.goodmans.co.uk/productdetail ... n-GB&vw=ug I dont suppose anyone is a techi wizz and knows how to obtain the AM feed by adding manually or could it be streamed via my computer to the wifi radio using the media streamer.

PM Bilko mate.