The Wallabies are set to launch their Autumn Nations Series tour with a thrilling rematch against England at Twickenham on November 1. Rugby Australia has confirmed an intense schedule of 15 Tests, culminating in five matches in the northern hemisphere. Following their clash with Japan in Tokyo, the Wallabies will face England, Italy, Ireland, and France on successive weekends.
Phil Waugh, the CEO of Rugby Australia, expressed excitement over the upcoming tour, highlighting the memorable 83rd-minute match-winning try by Max Jorgensen in last year’s encounter with England. The Wallabies anticipate a challenging series against renowned northern hemisphere teams, reinforcing their readiness for the 2027 Rugby World Cup in Australia.
The Wallabies’ campaign kicks off against Fiji on July 6 and includes a series of high-stakes encounters, including matches against the British & Irish Lions and rivals in the Rugby Championship. Fans are eagerly looking forward to the Autumn Nations Series, with expectations for fiercely competitive games that showcase the Wallabies’ strength in rugby.
The full Test itinerary features high-profile clashes, ensuring an exciting year for Australian rugby as they aim to test their skills against top-tier international teams.