Wallabies Seek Redemption Against Eddie Jones in Japan
The Wallabies are set to face off against Japan, led by former coach Eddie Jones, who left Australian rugby two years ago.
This match holds extra significance as it comes after the Wallabies' disappointing World Cup performance under Jones' leadership.
- The game is an away test against Japan, a team considered an emerging rugby nation.
- With Jones now coaching Japan, the match has taken on a more intense tone for the Wallabies.
The Wallabies were left shellshocked after the 2023 World Cup in France.
The tour-opener kicks off at 6:50pm (NZT) and promises to be an emotion-charged game.
Author's summary: Wallabies face Japan in a tense match against former coach Eddie Jones.
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