Wallabies Seek Redemption Against Eddie Jones in Japan
The Wallabies are set to face off against Japan on Saturday, a match that holds extra significance as they will be up against their former coach, Eddie Jones.
It has been two years since Jones left Australian rugby, leaving behind a trail of broken dreams and damaged reputations. The Wallabies are still reeling from their World Cup disappointment in 2023.
- The match against Japan is usually a confidence-building exercise for Australian teams.
- However, with Jones in the opposing coaches' box, the game has taken on a new level of intensity.
The Wallabies left France shellshocked after the 2023 World Cup.
The tour-opener kicks off at 6:50pm (NZT) and promises to be an emotion-charged encounter.
Author's summary: Wallabies face former coach Eddie Jones in Japan.
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