WALES
	No.	Name
15Gareth Anscombe, -
14Alex Cuthbert, -
13George North, -
12Jamie Roberts, -
11Liam Williams, -
10Dan Biggar, -  2
9Gareth Davies, -
1Paul James, -
2Scott Baldwin, -
3Samson Lee, -
4Luke Charteris, -
5Alun Wyn Jones, -
6Sam Warburton, -
7Justin Tipuric, -
8Taulupe Faletau, -
Replacements
16Ken Owens, -
17Aaron Jarvis, -
18Tomas Francis, -
19Jake Ball, -
20Ross Moriarty, -
21Lloyd Williams, -
22Rhys Priestland, -
23James Hook, -

AUS
	No.	Name
15Israel Folau, -
14Adam Ashley-Cooper, -
13Tevita Kuridrani, -
12Matt Giteau, -
11Drew Mitchell, -
10Bernard Foley, -  5
9Will Genia, -
1Scott Sio, -
2Stephen Moore, -
3Sekope Kepu, -
4Kane Douglas, -
5Dean Mumm, -
6Scott Fardy, -
7Sean McMahon, -
8David Pocock, -
16Tatafu Polota-Nau, -
17James Slipper, -
18Greg Holmes, -
19Rob Simmons, -
20Ben McCalman, -
21Nick Phipps, -
22Matt Toomua, -
23Kurtley Beale, -

*Players currently on the pitch are shown in bold

Game Info

Venue: Allianz Stadium, Twickenham

11:45 AM, October 10, 2015

Attendance: 80,863

3333dPA Sport

Try-line stand gives Wallabies memorable win

A superb goal-line stand by Australia's defence during the second half cemented victory over Wales at Twickenham and set up a quarterfinal match-up with Scotland at HQ next weekend

Match Commentary

81'		FULL TIME ANALYSIS ESPN's Sam Bruce had this to say: "The Wallabies have produced one of the gutsiest wins in their proud history to set up a quarter-final date with Scotland next Sunday. Just who is available to play that game remains to be seen after a brutal victory over Wales at Twickenham on Saturday night. It wasn't the prettiest of victories but it will likely taste all the sweeter after they were forced to defend their own line with both Will Genia and Dean Mumm in the sin-bin. The Welsh suffered a bit of white-line fever during that period while Toby Faletau knocked on over the line before George North was held up. But it was the Wallabies' ability to scramble that saw them through, a brilliant tackle and turnover from Adam Ashley-Cooper eventually seeing them clear their line. Two Bernard Foley penalties were all they needed in the second half as they turned a 9-6 half-time lead into a memorable 15-6 victory." Foley misses. Wales still alive. Just. #AUSvWAL — Sam Bruce (@Sambruce86) October 10, 2015
81'		6-15 End of second half
80'		And we've got an Australian scrum just inside half way to see it out. And they do, Foley kicks out! IT'S DONE!

Match Stats

WALES

AUS

60%

40%

63%

37%

WALES

AUS

108	Runs	72
289	Meters Run	221
4	Clean Breaks	4
84	Tackles	134
15	Missed Tackles	11
5	Turnover Knock On	2

Standings

Pool A
R	Team	GP	PD	P
1	FRA	4	+178	18
2	NZL	4	+206	15
3	ITALY	4	-67	10
4	URUG	4	-99	5
5	NAMIB	4	-218	0
Pool B
R	Team	GP	PD	P
1	IRE	4	+144	19
2	SA	4	+117	15
3	SCOT	4	+75	10
4	TONGA	4	-81	5
5	ROM	4	-255	0
Pool C
R	Team	GP	PD	P
1	WALES	4	+84	19
2	FIJI	4	+5	11
3	AUS	4	-1	11
4	POR	4	-39	6
5	GEO	4	-49	3
Pool D
R	Team	GP	PD	P
1	ENG	4	+111	18
2	ARG	4	+58	14
3	JPN	4	+2	9
4	SAMOA	4	+17	7
5	CHI	4	-188	0

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