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They say the Rugby Championship really starts on matchday three, that will be the Wallabies thinking presumably, as they look to get their first points on the table after a double demoralisation at the hands of the All Blacks.

It’s not been a blinding start for the Boks either though. They were pushed by a decent Pumas outfit in Durban, before succumbing to the Argentines in Mendoza last month, 32-19, a record losing margin for South Africa against the 9th-ranked nation, and just the third win for the locals in 33 attempts in Rugby Championship history.

There’s been some late injury news to rattle the Wallabies - key players David Pocock and Israel Folau are scratchings after 11th-hour injuries, meaning starting berths for Pete Samu and Jack Maddocks for their 5th and 2nd caps respectively. No. Pressure. Lads.

The Boks have faded a lot since they were the last team to take the world No 1 ranking off the All Blacks. But an under-pressure coach and a home nation in shaky form? It could be just the tonic.

A massive clash in store, therefore - don’t miss a minute, here, live, on the home of online rugby (ish). Get your slippers and kippers ready, because it, is, on.