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France vs Australia LIVE rugby: Result and final score as late Damian Penaud try snatches victory

The Wallabies led late after impressive tries from Lalakai Foketi and Jock Campbell, but Damian Penaud’s brilliance seized the win for the French at the death

The Independent UK

What time is France v Australia kick-off today and what TV channel is it on?

Les Bleus play their first Test since July against the Wallabies: here's the UK kick-off time, team line-ups, how to watch the game live and referee details

Wales Online

What time is Italy v Samoa kick-off today and what TV channel is it on?

Kieran Crowley's Azzurri face a stern test as they kick off their autumn campaign against Samoa at home: here's the kick-off time, how to watch the match, team line-ups and referee details

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Tupou, Skelton aim up for French Test

Australia must end France's 10-Test winning streak if they're to notch back-to-back victories for the first time in more than a year on Sunday.

AAP

France the world's 'form' side for Wallabies skipper Slipper

Paris (AFP) - Australia captain James Slipper said on Friday his side will face world rugby's "form" team in France in Paris this weekend.

AFP

Rennie underwhelmed by Anzac team talk

Australia coach Dave Rennie reckons there are more important priorities than having a joint New Zealand-Australia team face the Lions in 2025.

AAP

Wallabies recall White for 'familiar' French test

Paris (AFP) - Australia fly-half Bernard Foley said on Thursday Nic White's experience in the Top 14 will stand the scrum-half in good stead as he returns to the starting lineup to face France this weekend.

AFP

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Invigorated Wallabies target rare back-to-back wins with France upset

Win or lose, the match in Paris offers added value for Australia – it is a benchmark before next year’s World Cup

The Guardian - AU

Wallabies' White back at scrum-half to face France

Paris (AFP) - Experienced scrum-half Nic White will start Australia's Autumn Nations Series Test with France this weekend in four changes from the Scotland victory, the Wallabies announced on Thursday.

AFP

Rennie rings more changes for Wallabies

Late-blooming fullback Jock Campbell will make his Test starting debut among four Wallabies changes for the clash with France in Paris.

AAP

Australia and NZ 'in talks' to form first ANZAC team for 36 years to face Lions in 2025

The Wallabies and All Blacks last came together to take on the Lions in 1989 but there is hope they will link up again for the tour Down Under in 2025

Daily Mirror

Wallabies-All Blacks combined team could play Lions - reports

Sydney (AFP) - The Wallabies and All Blacks are in talks to form a joint team to face the British and Irish Lions in a one-off Test at the Melbourne Cricket Ground in 2025, reports said Wednesday.

AFP

Will Skelton a giant asset for Wallabies

Will Skelton has joined the touring Wallabies and his teammate Jed Holloway says the giant lock has undeniable strengths as they prepare to play France.

AAP

Rennie relief as Australia stop the rot against Scotland

Edinburgh (AFP) - Australia coach Dave Rennie said his overwhelming emotion was "relief" after the Wallabies ended a three-match losing streak with a 16-15 win over Scotland at Murrayfield on Saturday.

AFP

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AAP

Hooper happy to return to Test rugby arena

Michael Hooper didn't miss a beat in his return to Test rugby after taking a mental health break, celebrating his birthday with a Wallabies win over Scotland.

The Independent UK

Blair Kinghorn misses crucial penalty as Australia snatch dramatic win at Scotland

Scotland 15-16 Australia: The sin-binning of Glen Young let the visitors back into the match at Murrayfield

AFP

Kinghorn pays the penalty as Australia edge Scotland

Edinburgh (AFP) - Scotland fly-half Blair Kinghorn missed a late penalty attempt as Australia came from behind to launch their European tour with a morale-boosting 16-15 win at Murrayfield on Saturday.

The Independent UK

Scotland let lead slip as Australia snatch dramatic win at Murrayfield

The sin-binning of Glen Young let the visitors back into the match.

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AAP

Slipper looking for Wallabies discipline

The Wallabies hope to kick off their European tour against Scotland at Murrayfield with a win - but captain James Slipper warns they'll have to be disciplined.

AFP

Rennie wants more 'clinical' Australia against Scotland

London (AFP) - Australia head into their European tour opener against Scotland at Murrayfield on Saturday with coach Dave Rennie urging the Wallabies to be "far more clinical" than in last year's corresponding fixture.

AFP

'Door open' for axed fly-half Russell says Scotland coach Townsend

London (AFP) - Head coach Gregor Townsend said on Thursday the "door was open" for playmaker Finn Russell after naming Blair Kinghorn at fly-half for Scotland's autumn international opener at home to Australia this weekend.

AFP

Hooper returns for Australia rugby tour opener against Scotland

London (AFP) - Australia's rugby union great Michael Hooper was recalled to the team announced Thursday for this weekend's European tour opener against Scotland at Murrayfield.

AAP

Campbell to get a Wallabies crack

Late-blooming Jock Campbell is set to make his Wallabies debut after being named on the bench for Saturday's clash with Scotland.

Evening Standard

Rob Simmons interview: Australia veteran rules out Wallabies return to honour London Irish commitment

Rob Simmons has ruled out stepping into the injury breach for a return with Australia this autumn.

Crikey

Dirty sponsorship in sport: new report finds fossil-fuel money won’t be missed

Sporting bodies won’t find it hard at all to move on from coal, gas and oil sponsorships. Fossil-fuel companies, however, will certainly miss sport.

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