Wallabies' Road to Rugby World Cup Glory
The Wallabies have a chance to celebrate World Cup glory on home soil when the full-time whistle blows on November 13, 2027.
Dylan Pledger, impressive against Waikato, will likely be on the tour, and is argued to be New Zealand's third or fourth best halfback.
Meanwhile, Farrell is back with Ireland, navigating towards the 2027 World Cup.
Imagine the sights and feelings of walking out of Sydney's Accor Stadium after the Wallabies win the 2027 Men's Rugby World Cup on home soil.
completing the most remarkable and important comeback in the sport's professional era.
Author's summary: Wallabies may win the Rugby World Cup.
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