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The Wallabies fixtures are generally spread out into three groups of Tests, the July Tests, Rugby Championship (within which the Bledisloe Cup takes place), and the Spring Tour.
The Wallabies fixtures for 2022 are still being finalised but we do know that the team is locked in to play a three-Test home series against England in July and two-Test away series against Argentina in August.
Optus Stadium in Perth has picked up an England Test after the city missed out on a Bledisloe Cup match last year after a last minute withdrawal from the New Zealand side due to border concerns with COVID.
The Wallabies have also been scheduled to play two Tests against Argentina in early August 2022. At the current time of publishing, it is expected that these two matches will be played on 7th and 13th August respectively and will form the opening two rounds of the Rugby Championship for this year. The rest of the Rugby Championship fixtures have been announced but there are still some of the finer details to confirmed.
We’ll bring you all the remaining fixtures and details as they’re announced.
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All times are in AEST.
2022 Wallabies Matches
Opponent
Venue
Date
Time
Broadcast
England
Optus Stadium, Perth
July 2
7:55pm
Nine, Stan Sports
England
Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane
July 9
7:55pm
England
Sydney Cricket Ground
July 16
7:55pm
Argentina
Estadio Malvinas, Mendoza
Sun Aug 7
TBC
TBC
Argentina
Estadio del Bicentenario, San Juan
Sun Aug 14
TBC
South Africa
Adelaide Oval
Sat Aug 27
TBC
TBC
South Africa
TBC
Sat Sep 3
TBC
New Zealand
Marvel Stadium, Melbourne
Thur Sep 15
TBC
TBC
New Zealand
Eden Park, Auckland
Sat Sep 24
TBC
Scotland
Murrayfield
Sun Oct 30
TBC
2021 Wallabies results
All times are AEDT (Sydney/Melbourne time)
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The Wallabies kicked off their international campaign with a tense 2-1 series win over France, but they were then embarrassed by the All Blacks in a comprehensive 3-0 Bledisloe Cup series sweep.
However, they then surprised the rugby world with back-to-back wins over the Springboks and completed an impressive Rugby Championship with victory over Argentina.
Unfortunately, the Aussie team couldn’t continue their success in the Spring Tour with just one win against Japan and three losses against Scotland, England and Wales.
