The Wallabies continue their end-of-year tour with a blockbuster clash against England at Twickenham. The match will start at 2am (AEDT) on Sunday, November 19.
This is the third match of the Wallabies’ international tour, with two good wins to start, they will look to continue their good form against Eddie Jones’ England side and snap a four-game losing streak against them.
Australia has not won a match against England since the Rugby World Cup pool stages, while England will be hoping to equal their longest winning streak against the Aussies of five games.
England defeated Australia in four consecutive matches in 2016 – clean-sweeping the Wallabies 3-0 in a June tour of the nation, and then beating them again in Australia’s 2016 Spring Tour.
The sides have met a total of 48 times, with the Wallabies winning 25, England 22 and one draw. Of those 25 victories, Australia has won 11 times in England, 10 at Twickenham.
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Where: Twickenham, London.
When: 2am (AEDT) Sunday, November 19.
TV: SBS, Foxtel, BeIN Sports.
Betting: England $1.27 Wallabies $3.78.
England (squad): Mike Brown, Elliot Daly, Jonny May, Semesa Rokoduguni, Anthony Watson, Danny Care, Owen Farrell, George Ford, Jonathan Joseph, Alex Lozowski, Henry Slade, Ben Youngs, Tom Curry, Nathan Hughes, Maro Itoje, George Kruis, Joe Launchbury, Courtney Lawes, Chris Robshaw, Sam Underhill, Dan Cole, Ellis Genge, Jamie George, Dylan Hartley, Mako Vunipola, Harry Williams.
Australia (squad): Allan Alaalatoa, Kurtley Beale, Adam Coleman, Blake Enever, Tetera Faulkner, Bernard Foley (vc), Will Genia (vc), Ned Hanigan, Reece Hodge, Michael Hooper (c), Karmichael Hunt, Sekope Kepu, Samu Kerevi, Marika Koroibete, Tevita Kuridrani, Ben McCalman, Sean McMahon, Billy Meakes, Stephen Moore, Izaia Perese, Matt Philip, Nick Phipps, Tatafu Polota-Nau, Joe Powell, Tom Robertson, Curtis Rona, Rob Simmons, Scott Sio, Henry Speight, Lopeti Timani, Lukhan Tui, Jordan Uelese.
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