When do the Wallabies play next?
The Wallabies, Australia's national rugby team, are in the midst of an action-packed 2023 season. Having competed for the the Bledisloe Cup, and the Rugby Championship, the Wallabies have made it to France for the sport's global showpiece, the Rugby World Cup. Featuring an exciting lineup of matches, Wallabies fans can look forward to an action-packed schedule. In this comprehensive guide, we'll dive deep into the Wallabies' fixtures, results, and everything you need to know about their upcoming matches.
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Will Skelton led the Wallabies for the first time at this year's Rugby World Cup against Georgia. Chris Hyde via Getty Images
The Rugby World Cup Schedule
The Rugby World Cup 2023 draw presents a challenging path for Australia. In the group stage, the Wallabies will face off against Fiji, Wales, and Portugal, having already played Georgia. We'll keep this table updated as the tournament progresses.
Opponent | Date | Time (AEST) | Competition | Location |
Fiji | Monday, 18th September | 1:45 am | Rugby World Cup, Group Stage | Stade Geoffroy-Guichard. France |
Wales | Monday, 25th September | 5:00 am | Rugby World Cup, Group Stage | Parc OL, France |
Portugal | Monday, 2nd October | 2:45 am | Rugby World Cup, Group Stage | Stade Geoffroy-Guichard, France |
How to watch the Wallabies
To follow the Wallabies' Rugby World Cup journey, you can watch the matches on Stan Sport, Channel 9, and 9Now. For more information, discover how to watch the Rugby World Cup 2023.
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