Wallabies confirm bench

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JUNE 24, 2016
Qantas Wallabies Head Coach Michael Cheika has confirmed the final make-up of his bench ahead of the third and final Test against England at Allianz Stadium in Sydney tomorrow night (8.05pm AEST kick off).

Western Force lock Adam Coleman is set to make his debut off the bench and become just the third Tasmanian to wear Wallaby Gold while Taqele Naiyaravoro returns to the match day 23 for the first time since the Wallabies historic Test against the USA in Chicago last year.

Wycliff Palu also makes a welcome comeback after injury forced an early flight home from last year’s Rugby World Cup.

The third Test between the Qantas Wallabies and England will be screened LIVE in High Definition and ad-break free on FOX SPORTS 502 from 7.30pm AEST and LIVE on Ten from 7.30pm AEST for QLD, NSW and ACT viewers (on ONE in other Australian States and Territories). Fans can also LIVE stream the match on Foxtel Go (for FOX SPORTS subscribers) and on TenPlay.

Fans attending the Test at Allianz Stadium are urged to plan their trip and arrive early.

Qantas Wallabies team to play England in the third and final Test at Allianz Stadium, Sydney, Saturday, June 25, 8.05pm AEST

1. James Slipper – Reds (76 Tests)
2. Stephen Moore (c) – Brumbies (104 Tests)
3. Sekope Kepu – Waratahs (65 Tests)
4. Will Skelton – Waratahs (14 Tests)
5. Rob Simmons – Reds (61 Tests)
6. Scott Fardy – Brumbies (32 Tests)
7. Michael Hooper (vc) – Waratahs (53 Tests)
8. Sean McMahon – Rebels (8 Tests)
9. Nick Phipps – Waratahs (41 Tests)
10. Bernard Foley – Waratahs (29 Tests)
11. Rob Horne (vc) – Waratahs (31 Tests)
12. Matt Toomua – Brumbies (31 Tests)
13. Tevita Kuridrani – Brumbies (33 Tests)
14. Dane Haylett-Petty – Western Force (2 Tests)
15. Israel Folau – Waratahs (40 Tests)

Replacements

16. Tatafu Polota-Nau – Waratahs (63 Tests)
17. Scott Sio – Brumbies (17 Tests)
18. Greg Holmes – Reds (25 Tests)
19. Adam Coleman (Uncapped)
20. Wycliff Palu – Waratahs (57 Tests)
21. Nick Frisby – Reds (2 Tests)
22. Christian Leali’ifano – Brumbies (17 Tests)
23. Taqele Naiyaravoro – Waratahs (1 Test)