27-11-2025 03:24 via theguardian.com

Wallabies’ 2026 schedule brings hope but also potential for bigger headaches | Angus Fontaine

Australia will play just six of their 14 Tests at home next year and with a coaching handover to navigate, a hangover from 2025 may drag onAfter losing seven of their last eight Tests in 2025 and completing the first winless tour of Europe since 1958, the Wallabies are back home nursing a giant hangover. Unfortunately, the 2026 season unveiled this week looks likely to prolong the pain.Having watched their team end the year in a blur of yellow cards, wobbly lineouts, aerial ineptitude and headle
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