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The Wallabies have been swept in a three-Test series at home for the first time since 1971.
The Wallabies have been swept in a three-Test series at home for the first time since 1971.
COMMENT: We are back into Super Rugby mode next week and the three-game sprint to the finals.
When Steve Hansen said he'd be keen to sit down and watch Australia play England tonight, he wasn't just having another gentle poke at Michael Cheika.
Eddie Jones has urged his players not to be seduced by praise as they close in on a "once in a lifetime opportunity" to vanquish Australia 3-0.
Wallabies coach Michael Cheika says he's perplexed by New Zealand counterpart Steve Hansen's suggestion he's been bullied in the media by England mentor Eddie Jones.
The English press are talking up the triumphant England rugby team, with claims that the All Blacks will be nervous at their rapid improvement.
Cheika has kept his backline intact but made several changes to the forward pack.
Coach Eddie Jones says England are desperate and motivated to create history and finish off the Wallabies in the second Test.
Wallabies attack coach Stephen Larkham has lauded Samu Kerevi's international debut.
Eddie Jones insists that England will prepare as if David Pocock will start in the second Test on Saturday.
English coach Eddie Jones is furious at the way his team has been treated in Australia - including the media at a bizarre press conference.
Dane Haylett-Petty says the Wallabies can't afford to let themselves get bogged down in another penalty-fest after England stifled their game in Brisbane.
Our rugby experts make their predictions ahead of the international rugby series that kick off this weekend.
COMMENT: Is Australian rugby in a bit of trouble? After this latest round of Super Rugby matches, you might think so.
London and even New York are being considered as venues for a Bledisloe Cup game in 2020.
Argentina will play their final Rugby Championship test against the Wallabies at Twickenham.
Wallabies coach Michael Cheika is keeping at arms length from growing concern about the standard of Australian Super Rugby and unflattering comparisons with New Zealand teams.
Michael Cheika says he's just getting started as he prepares to set the Wallabies up for Rugby World Cup success in 2019.