AUS

No.

Name

15Dane Haylett-Petty, -

14Jack Maddocks, -

13Reece Hodge, -

12Matt Toomua, - 22

11Marika Koroibete, -

10Kurtley Beale, -

9Will Genia, -

1Scott Sio, -

2Tatafu Polota-Nau, -

3Allan Alaalatoa, -

4Rory Arnold, -

5Izack Rodda, -

6Lukhan Salakaia-Loto, -

7Michael Hooper, -

8Pete Samu, -

Replacements

16Folau Fainga'a, -

17Tom Robertson, -

18Taniela Tupou, -

19Rob Simmons, -

20Ned Hanigan, -

21Joe Powell, -

22Bernard Foley, -

23Tom Banks, -

Standings

Rugby Championship 2018 News

All Blacks make it Bledisloe clean sweep with second half pummeling
The All Blacks have swept the Bledisloe Cup series with a 33-13 win over the Wallabies, showing their class after an early Australian assault.
Argentina stun South Africa to keep title hopes alive
Flyhalf Tomas Albornoz kicked a penalty 11 minutes from the end to hand Argentina a thrilling 29-28 victory over South Africa and keep their hopes of winning the Rugby Championship alive in a blisteringly hot Santiago del Estero.
All Blacks edge out Wallabies to retain Bledisloe Cup
The All Blacks have secured the Bledisloe Cup for a 23rd straight year after denying the gallant Wallabies 31-28 in the opening trans-Tasman Test in Sydney.
South Africa inflict more pain on New Zealand
Siya Kolisi and Malcolm Marx scored tries as South Africa recorded a fourth win in a row against old foes New Zealand for the first time in 75 years with an 18-12 Rugby Championship victory in Cape Town on Saturday.
Argentina thump Wallabies in record breaking triumph
Argentina fought back from a 17-point deficit to score nine tries and hand Australia a record 67-27 defeat in an action-packed Rugby Championship clash on Saturday that provided more than a point per minute.
Australia land last-gasp penalty to edge Argentina
Australia kicked over a last-gasp penalty to edge hosts Argentina 20-19 in the Rugby Championship on Saturday, overcoming appalling weather to win their first match of this year's competition.

81'+2		23-18 End of second half
80'		That's all she wrote. Australia held off the Springboks late, but they deserved the win. South Africa better in the first half, but the Wallabies improved in the second stanza and essentially won because they made fewer mistakes with or without the ball.
80'		Channel 1 ball, and South Africa attack to the right but Faf de Klerk has spilled the ball. Will Genia kicks the ball into the stands, and Australia have stopped their losing streak at 4.