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Wallabies beat world champion Springboks in Perth ahead of 2027 World Cup

Australia defeated South Africa 42-38 in Perth, marking a significant milestone one year before the Rugby World Cup hosted by the Wallabies.

1 publisher · 8 articles · first seen 25 Sept 2026 · updated 37d ago

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  1. Rugby union power rankings: how the teams stand a year from World Cup The Guardian Sport ·
  2. Wallabies eager to ride momentum to 2027 Rugby World Cup contention: ‘I’d back us in’ The Guardian Sport ·
  3. The Breakdown | Hong Kong China’s minnows relish a Rugby World Cup baptism of fire The Guardian Sport ·
  4. The four minutes that lasted a lifetime as Wallabies won all-time chaos classic | Jack Snape The Guardian Sport ·
  5. Wallabies hold off world champion Springboks in chaotic Test for the ages The Guardian Sport ·
  6. Australia v South Africa: international men’s rugby union Test – live The Guardian Sport ·
  7. Wallabies gear up for mouthwatering South Africa clash: ‘A massive, massive Test’ | Jack Snape The Guardian Sport ·
  8. Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii given nod to start on wing for Wallabies against South Africa The Guardian Sport ·

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  • Wallabies
  • Springboks
  • Les Kiss
  • Jeremy Williams
  • Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii
  • Perth
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