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Marika Koroibete on the run against Ireland. (Photo by Jono Searle/Getty Images)
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.
With the COVID-19 pandemic hopefully subsiding, the Wallabies should be able to play a more normal suite of Tests in 2021.
So far, the Bledisloe Cup, Spring Tour matches have been officially announced, as well as France’s three-Test tour in July. Rugby AU CEO Andy Marinos has stated he expects the Rugby Championship to begin around three weeks after the France series, but no concrete dates have been announced. We’ll update this page as soon as there is any further news on that front.
2021 Mid-year Tests
Opponent
Venue
Date
Time
Broadcast
France
SCG
Wed Jul 7
8pm
Nine, Stan Sport
France
AAMI Park
Tue Jul 13
8pm
France
Suncorp Stadium
Sat Jul 17
8pm
Japan
Suncorp Stadium
Sat Aug 7
TBC
2021 Bledisloe Cup matches
Fixture
Venue
Date
Time
Broadcast
First Test
Optus Stadium
TBC – Aug
TBC
Nine, Stan Sport
Second Test
Sky Stadium
TBC Aug-Oct
Third Test
Eden Park
2021 Spring Tour
Opponent
Venue
Date
Time
Broadcast
Scotland
Murrayfield Stadium
Sun Nov 7
TBC
Stan Sport
England
Twickenham Stadium
Sun Nov 14
Wales
Millennium Stadium
Sun Nov 21
2020 Wallabies results
All times are AEDT (Sydney/Melbourne time)
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, 2020 saw the Wallabies play just their Tri-Nations and Bledisloe Cup fixtures, the latter of which was a rare four-game series.
The opening two Bledisloe matches took place in New Zealand, before the Test schedule moved home to Australia, where the entire Tri Nations was hosted. Round 1 took place at Queensland’s Suncorp Stadium, before the remaining five matches were held in New South Wales.
The Spring Tour did not take place, while previously scheduled home Tests against Ireland and Fiji were cancelled.
