With just a year to go to the big kick-off in the 2027 Rugby World Cup in Australia on Wednesday, 1 October the Wallabies have proved they are ready to come to the party. Their 42-38 win over the world…

The Wallabies secured a dramatic 42-38 victory over the world champion South Africa Springboks in Perth, signaling their readiness ahead of the 2027 Rugby World Cup. Australia held on for the win despite being reduced to 11 players during the final quarter following four yellow cards shown to Harry Wilson, Ryan Lonergan, Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii, and Hunter Paisami.
Late tries from Morne van den Berg and Ox Nche brought South Africa within four points before Australia secured a game-ending turnover penalty. Following the victory, Australia prepares for a two-Test Bledisloe Cup series against New Zealand before traveling to Cardiff to face Wales at Principality Stadium on November 21.
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