Wallabies Seek Redemption Against Eddie Jones in Japan
The Wallabies are set to face off against Japan, led by former coach Eddie Jones, in an emotionally charged match on Saturday.
This encounter comes two years after Jones' departure from Australian rugby, which left a trail of broken dreams and damaged reputations. The Wallabies are seeking a win against the man who led them to World Cup disappointment.
- The match against Japan's 'Brave Blossoms' is typically a confidence-building opportunity for Australian teams.
- However, with Jones now coaching the opposing team, the game has taken on a new level of significance for the Wallabies.
The tour-opener kicks off at 6.50pm (NZT), and the Wallabies are looking to bounce back from their shellshocking exit at the 2023 World Cup in France.
Author's summary: Wallabies face Japan in a redemption match.
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