The Wallabies left Australia’s shores last weekend, making the long-haul trip to the United Kingdom.

Australia winger Max Jorgensen says the Wallabies can draw belief from their past success at Twickenham as they prepare to face England. The Wallabies arrived in the United Kingdom ahead of their final four Tests of the season, aiming to rebound from consecutive Bledisloe Cup defeats against the All Blacks.
Jorgensen recalled scoring the winning 84th-minute try in Australia's 42-37 thriller against England at Allianz Stadium in 2024. While acknowledging the stadium's daunting atmosphere and England's victory in their meeting 12 months ago, Jorgensen noted that previous success gives the squad confidence heading into the match.
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