WALLABIES AND ALL BLACKS CHASING SERIES CLEAN SWEEPS IN EPIC TEST MATCH TRIPLE HEADER ON STAN SPORT
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WALLABIES V WALES
ALL BLACKS V ENGLAND
SOUTH AFRICA V IRELAND
ARGENTINA V FRANCE
EVERY MATCH STREAMING AD-FREE, LIVE & ON DEMAND WITH WALLABIES AND WALLAROOS AT HOME IN STUNNING 4K UHD.
THE HOME OF RUGBY, STAN SPORT.
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12 July 2024 - After a huge first week of hard-hitting rugby, the Wallabies and All Blacks are back in action against Wales and England once again as part of an epic triple header. Every match streaming ad-free, live and on demand from Saturday 4:00pm AEST with the Wallabies in 4K UHD on the Home of Rugby, Stan Sport.
It was the most stunning of debuts for new Wallabies coach Joe Schmidt edging out Wales in the opening match in Sydney, thanks to a phenomenal solo try by Tom Wright to seal the victory.
The action now heads to Melbourne with Wales hunting for their first victory of the year, while the Wallabies will look to take the confidence from a series victory to the upcoming The Rugby Championship and Bledisloe Cup campaigns.
Veteran James Slipper will return as a captain with Liam Wright out injured, as the Wallabies take the field in their unique First Nations jersey to celebrate NAIDOC Week.
Coverage of Wallabies v Wales will be hosted by Michael Atkinson and Nick McArdle, alongside experts Sonny Bill Williams and Allana Ferguson, with Wallabies greats Michael Hooper and Morgan Turinui.
Commentary will be led by Sean Maloney, Tim Horan and Justin Harrison.
A dedicated Spidercam feed will be exclusive to Stan Sport for viewers to analyse the game from a whole new perspective.
Across the ditch, the All Blacks will be searching for a more dominant performance after narrowly avoiding defeat to sneak away with a nail biting 16-15 win against England last weekend.
The English will face one of the most daunting challenges in the sporting world tomorrow night however - beating the All Blacks at their Eden Park fortress. Incredibly, the Kiwis are on a 48-game winning streak at the legendary venue, having not lost there since 1994.
The night concludes with another epic contest between the top two ranked teams in world rugby - world champions South Africa and the might of Ireland. The Springboks will field their most experienced team ever while world No.2 Ireland have named an unchanged lineup.
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The Wallaroos will also be in action on Sunday in Brisbane against the mighty New Zealand women's side, a team the Aussies have never beaten.
The Aussie women will be on a high after their dominant 64-5 win over Fijiana last week though, giving them perhaps their best shot at downing the Black Ferns.
This weekend also sees another pair of top tier world rugby matchups, as Eddie Jones' Japan host Georgia (Saturday from 7:55pm AEST) while Argentina face France (Sunday from 4:50am AEST). Both matches streaming ad-free, live and exclusive on Stan Sport.
The epic Test match triple header kicks off with All Blacks v England on Saturday from 4:00pm AEST, before the Wallabies face off against Wales, ad-free, live on and demand in 4K UHD from 7:00pm on the Home of Rugby, Stan Sport.
Coverage of Wallabies v Wales will also air on Channel 9 and 9Gem (check guides).
For more information, please contact:
Hamish Birt | Hamish.Birt@stan.com.au
Jason Evans | Jason.Evans@stan.com.au
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July 11, 2024