The South Africa vs New Zealand 4th Test, part of the Rugby Championship, will be played on Saturday, September 12. The match is scheduled for 5pm ET in Baltimore, 10pm BST in the UK, 11pm SAST in South Africa, 7am AEST in Australia, and 9am NZST in New Zealand. This will be the first-ever meeting between South Africa and New Zealand on American soil, taking place at Baltimore's M&T Bank Stadium, which has a capacity of 71,000 spectators. South Africa's team features Damian Willemse playing as full-back and Morne van den Berg at scrum-half. Cobus Reinach is on the bench. The team is missing Cheslin Kolbe, who is out with a broken jaw. New Zealand's lineup includes Damian McKenzie at full-back, Codie Taylor as captain, and Ethan de Groot at prop. The All Blacks are without Ardie Savea, who suffered a dislocated shoulder, and Quinn Tupaea and Luke Jacobson, who are sidelined due to knee and elbow injuries respectively. Fabian Holland is also absent due to illness. New Zealand made several changes to their team, including a completely new front row with Ethan de Groot and Fletcher Newell starting. Five players are making their Test debut in this series, including lock Patrick Tuipulotu, back-row Ethan Blackadder, fly-half Richie Mo'unga, and centre Anton Lienert-Brown. These changes highlight the team's strategy to bring in fresh talent and adapt to the challenges of the series. Viewers in different regions can watch the match on various platforms. In New Zealand, the game will be shown on Sky Sport NZ and ThreeNow, with ThreeNow offering a free tape-delayed replay starting at 12:30pm NZST on Sunday. In the US, Paramount+ will broadcast the match, with a subscription starting at $8.99 per month. In the UK, Sky Sports Action will show the game, with Sky Sports packages starting at £22 per month for existing Sky subscribers. In Australia, Stan Sport will show the match, with a subscription starting at AU$20 per month. In Canada, Premier Sports will broadcast the game, with a monthly pass costing CA$29.99. In South Africa, SuperSport will show the match, with a DStv access package required. For those traveling outside their home country, a Virtual Private Network (VPN) can be used to access their usual streaming services. NordVPN is recommended for this purpose, with a 75% discount available for users looking to access content from different regions.