Amid talk of disunity in the England camp, Harry Wilson's Wallabies are ready to find if the stories have a ring of truth as they seek victory at Twickenham.

Australia captain Harry Wilson says the Wallabies intend to test England's reported lack of unity by applying pressure during Sunday's Nations Championship Test at Twickenham. Reports had suggested internal unrest within England's camp under head coach Steve Borthwick, though England captain Jamie George dismissed those claims. Wilson highlighted the close bond within his own squad as Australia prepares for a demanding forward battle.
Wilson also expressed enthusiasm about Australia utilizing regular back-row starter Rob Valetini as an impact substitute off the bench alongside Taniela Tupou and Carlo Tizzano. Looking to rebound from consecutive losses against New Zealand, Wilson believes bringing a world-class talent like Valetini into the second half gives Australia a key advantage.
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