The Wallabies will resume their rivalry with England as the two teams battle it out at Allianz Stadium, Twickenham.
The two teams will contest the Ellis-Mobbs Cup, rekindling a rivalry that stretches back to 1909.
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It's a crucial game for Les Kiss' side, beginning their end-of-year tour against one of the best in Europe.
Rugby.com.au breaks down what you need to know about the All Blacks.
England have had a rocky 2026 season after faltering in the Six Nations to start the year.
A shock loss to Italy summed up a difficult campaign, finishing fifth, whilst they arguably saved their best for last in a thrilling defeat to champions France.
The English have since rebounded with wins over Fiji and Argentina, starting their Nations Championship with a defeat to South Africa.
Backs: Seb Atkinson, Fraser Dingwall, Immanuel Feyi-Waboso, George Ford, Tommy Freeman, George Furbank, Will Joseph, Joe Marchant, Cadan Murley, Harry Randall, Henry Slade, Fin Smith, Marcus Smith, Ben Spencer, Freddie Steward, Jack van Poortvliet
Forwards: Fin Baxter, Ollie Chessum, Arthur Clark, Alex Coles, Luke Cowan-Dickie, Ben Curry, Tom Curry, Theo Dan, Ben Earl, Greg Fisilau, Jamie George, Ellis Genge, Joe Heyes, Maro Itoje, Emmanuel Iyogun, George Martin, Asher Opoku-Fordjour, Tom Pearson, Henry Pollock, Will Stuart
The English are dealing with their own injury headaches, particularly in the halves.
Scrumhalves Alex Mitchell and Archie McParland are both out, with playmaker Fin Smith racing the clock to be fit.
Back-rowers Chandler Cunningham-South, Guy Pepper and Sam Underhill are also set to miss the November Tests.
Henry Pollock is the name on everyone's lips.
The flanker is quickly becoming the poster boy of English rugby, and it won't be long before he ends up being one of the sport's highest-profile players, backed by Eddie Hearn.
Pollock is a dynamic talent on the field for Northampton, with the Aussies feeling the brunt after he scored in last year's victory.
It feels wrong labelling Immanuel Feyi-Waboso in this category but the Exeter winger probably will still fly under certain radars.
The Welsh-born winger is the main threat in England's backline, scoring in both victories over Fiji and Argentina.
In the forwards, Asher Opoku-Fordjour is a scrum-melting prop that can cover either side, likely to feature off the bench.
Steve Borthwick has been in charge of England since 2023, moving from Premiership side Leicester.
Borthwick had a decorated playing career, representing England on 57 occasions, including captaining the team in 2008.
In his first year, Borthwick guided England to third at the 2023 Rugby World Cup.
England has a narrow head-to-head advantage over the Wallabies, tracking back to 1909.
The hosts lead 29-27, with an 18-12 record when playing in England.
This has been built from a recent period of dominance, winning 11 of the last 13.
1. Ellis Genge
2. Jamie George
3. Joe Heyes
4. Maro Itoje
5. Alex Coles
6. Ollie Chessum
7. Henry Pollock
8. Ben Earl
9. Jack van Poortvliet
10. Fin Smith
11. Immanuel Feyi Waboso
12. Seb Atkinson
13. Henry Slade
14. Tommy Freeman
15. Marcus Smith
