the Wallabies vs All Blacks Accor Stadium Rugby Championship match at September 20, 2024 doubles as a Bledisloe Cup fixture, with the Wallabies last holders of that silverware way back, with the final Test in Wellington on 28 September.
The Wallabies anticipate facing an All Blacks team that is fired up after their unsuccessful trip of South Africa on Saturday in Sydney. Even though the Australians and New Zealand have identical records in the Rugby Championship.
After four games, both sides have lost three of them. Most recently, the Australians and Kiwis lost both Test matches against the world champion Springboks, with the Australians sharing the results in Argentina.
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Wallabies vs All Blacks Rugby Match
Round – 5: Wallabies vs All Blacks Rugby
Date & Time: Sat, Sep 21, 2024, 11:45 AM
Location: Accor Stadium
TV: Sky Sports
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Kickoff times and live stream for the rugby championship Wallabies vs All Blacks
Kick off: 11:45
TV and live stream: Supersport 1 (SS1). You can also follow our live updates from two hours before kick off.
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The last time an Australian side won a Super Rugby final on New Zealand soil was Michael Cheika’s Waratahs in 2014. Australian teams are currently 0-16 in final matches played on New Zealand continent.
Tim Horan, a former Wallabies player, admitted on Stan Sport that he was both nervous and enthusiastic for this first Test match.
Wallabies vs All Blacks Bledisloe Cup schedule 2024
The Bledisloe Cup will be played in back-to-back weeks, with one match in Australia and one in New Zealand.
The first match will be played in Sydney on Saturday September 21 at Accor Stadium, with kick off at 3:45 p.m. AEST.
The action will shift to New Zealand’s capital a week later on Saturday September 27 at Sky Stadium in Wellington.
Kick off for that one will be at 5:05 p.m. AEST.