Hello friends, and welcome back to Will It Sous Vide?, the column where I usually make whatever you want me to with my immersion circulator. Today we're sous vide-ing an iconic, spicy and saucy little number: the famed chicken wing.

Another footy season is almost behind us. In a few hours, Melbourne Storm will take on the North Queensland Cowboys to decide the 2017 NRL Premiership. Here's everything you need to know about viewing the NRL Final — whether you're planning to watch live, at the pub, on TV or on the internet.

The AFL 2017 Grand Final is about to kick off between the Richmond Tigers and the Adelaide Crows. If you're stuck at work or don't have access to a TV, it's still possible to watch the match live on your tablet or smartphone with just a few clicks. Here are the links.

The "official" way to watch the AFL Grand Final online is via Telstra's AFL Live Official App. However, this can set you back as much as $99, depending on the version you plump for. Fortunately, it's possible to get the price down to just 50 cents by by following these steps.

This Saturday, AFL fanatics around the country will be cheering on as the 2017 Grand Final is decided. Here's everything you need to know about watching the big game live - whether it's free-to-air TV, down the pub or online.

Australia’s national game, Australian Rules Football, features 22 men on two opposing teams trying to kick an oval ball through the middle of some large, vertical sticks. Over the past 23 weeks, the 18 teams of the Australian Football League (AFL) have tackled, kicked and jumper-punched each other to oblivion, leaving only eight teams to compete for the Premiership Cup.

Tonight, the Finals begin. And even if you hate football, you can’t avoid the conversations.

Researchers at Boston University studying deceased football players' brains released new findings last week on the potential connection between the athletes and long-term neurological conditions, and the results were damning.

State Of Origin Game 2 kicks off tonight at 8PM AEST. If you're not in a suitably-equipped venue with a TV, have no fear — you can live stream the match from your phone or laptop with just a few clicks. Here are the links.

American football season is still a couple of months away, but that doesn't stop you from figuring out how to watch Thursday Night Football. If you have Amazon Prime, you can stream the games live for the upcoming season.

The footy's back for another season but if you want to watch your favourite AFL and NRL teams play online then you're at the mercy of Foxtel and Telstra.

It's a bit crazy in the US right now, but nothing will stop the Super Bowl, the iconic annual championship game for the National Football League. The 51st Super Bowl (also known as Super Bowl LI) is set to kick off in a few days' time, pitting the New England Patriots against Atlanta Falcons. Lady Gaga will be performing at half-time.

If you're in Australia and want to tune in on the game and festivities, here's how you can do it. (Even if you're at work.)

The Super Bowl is this Monday (Australia time), with the Atlanta Falcons and New England Patriots vying for the championship. Whether you know nothing about football or you just haven't kept up this year, we've got you covered for socialising with friends during the game or at work on Tuesday with talking points, betting advice, and more.

If you're planning to watch the NRL this year, fantasy.nrl has a deal that's well worth checking out. It's currently giving away 2500 NRL Digital Passes that last the full season. Read on for the details.

You can't deny the majesty of a perfectly-curated sports-watching snack spread. A large, party-sized sub, packed with salty cured meats is always a good idea, and delish can show you how to make a real showstopper using a bundt pan.

The NRL Grand Final kicks off this evening at Sydney's ANZ Stadium with the Cronulla Sharks taking on Melbourne Storm. Here's everything you need to know about viewing the game -- whether you're planning to watch the NRL finals live, at the pub, on TV, the internet or overseas.

Football fans this weekend are in for a treat as the AFL and NRL Grand Finals are on Saturday and Sunday, respectively. How do you watch it for free if you don't have tickets to see the games live? How can you watch them if you're overseas? How do you make conversation with AFL and NRL fans when you know nothing about the two sports? What snacks should you make while you and your mates watch the games? We've got you covered.