Two years ago, the Wallabies rolled England at Twickenham. Can history repeat?

November 3, 2026 — 4:30pm

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What is a pass mark for the tour, and who will the Wallabies play in the Nations Championships finals?

The Wallabies will play four Tests in this November tour but, unusually, we only know their opponents in three of them: England, Scotland and Wales.

This is the first year the Rugby Championships is being run, and the last weekend features a three-day, finals format at Twickenham.

The Wallabies sit third on the Southern Hemisphere table after the first three rounds in July. They banked eight points via a win over Italy and four bonus points accrued in losses to Ireland, France and the Azzuri.

The finals will see the same ranked sides from the north and south pools face off over three days: so 1 v 1, 2 v 2, and so on, down to 6 v 6. A Ryder Cup-style hemisphere winner will be crowned.

The pass mark for the Wallabies on the tour should be two wins, at least. They should be beating a struggling Wales, and if they’re serious about making the last weekend of the World Cup next year, Les Kiss’ side need to be taking down either England or Scotland as well.

When firing, the Wallabies have the game........

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