Petaia debut to be an exciting first
Only one player at the Rugby World Cup is younger that Jordan Petaia, the fearless youngster who will make his Wallabies debut against Uruguay.
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Wallabies slide confirmed in World Cup rankings
JIM TUCKER has rated all 20 teams in his World Cup power rankings to break down just how each is tracking towards the ultimate prize. But where do the Wallabies slot in?
‘World class’: Ex-NRL star’s Cup history
Former NRL star Semi Radradra has made himself one of the hottest properties in rugby after a jaw dropping World Cup performance.
Scrappy Ireland stays in the hunt
It was just what Ireland needed, but the European force was far from impressive as they scrounged their way to a bonus-point win over a plucky Russia.
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Cracking white wall is Wallabies toughest test
TWO-TIME Rugby World Cup winner and Wallabies legend, Tim Horan, previews the Wallabies’ blockbuster clash against England at Twickenham.
Folau’s NRL, AFL skills can silence Twickers
THE last time the Wallabies faced a World Cup clash of such significance, Israel Folau was skinny, bouncing Sherrins and avoiding carbs like the plague.
How 740 Test caps will bury baby Poms
THE Wallabies’ starting side to play England is more experienced than both of Australia’s World Cup winning final teams, and has almost double the caps of their rival.
Mastermind’s formula to topple England
HE’S masterminded the greatest RWC upset in history and now EDDIE JONES offers the answers to how the Wallabies are going to boot England into the abyss.
Key match-ups: England v Wallabies
BACKROW battle, scrum wars and golden boots. We look at the five key areas that will determine the do-or-die Australia-England pool clash at Twickenham.
Moore, Foley your country needs you
AUSTRALIA’S World Cup blockbuster against England will live and die by the performances of Stephen Moore and Bernard Foley, writes Jamie Pandaram.
$16,000 for two Wallabies tickets
SUNDAY morning’s huge clash between the Wallabies and England will decide the Rugby World Cup fate of both teams — these are the numbers that matter.
Are you smarter than a Wallaby?
WE all know the stereotype — rugby union players are a bunch of private school educated toffs who think they’re smarter than the rest of us … maybe it’s true.
Will silence be golden for Foley?
WALLABIES sharp shooter Bernard Foley has never experienced the unusual technique used by local fans to unsettle rival kickers when taking a shot at goal.
Baggage-free Giteau ready to help bury Poms
UNSURPRISINGLY for a man two shy of 100 Test caps, Matt Giteau has encountered most things in rugby.
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