Match: Australia vs Argentina
Allianz Stadium, Sydney
Saturday, September 13th, 2025, 07:00 am (AEST)
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At exactly 07:00 AM on Sunday, September 13th, 2025, Australia and Argentina will battle it out at Allianz Stadium, Sydney.
- Match: Australia vs Argentina
- Date: Saturday, September 13th, 2025
- Kickoff Time: Allianz Stadium, Sydney
- Stadium: 07:00 am
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Australia: Form
Australia: WLWWL
- Rugby Championship: Australia 28-24 Argentina
- Rugby Championship: South Africa 30-22 Australia
- Rugby Championship: South Africa 22-38 Australia
- Lion Tour: Australia 22-12 British&Irish Lions
- Lion Tour: Australia 26-29 British&Irish Lions
The fly-half Tane Edmed and Hunter Paisami will start in the Wallabies' backline in place of Tom Lynagh and center Len Ikitau, who are both sidelined. Joe Schmidt, the head coach, has changed the starting lineup four times. Harry Wilson at number eight and Tom Lynagh at fly-half are important additions as the team makes its homecoming. A team that had trouble staying cohesive in recent games now has stability thanks to these changes. With an enhanced set-piece and seasoned players supporting the scrum and maul defense, Australia will strive for a more organized strategy that emphasizes powerful kicking to control territory and pace. Paisami plays his first Test of the year in place of Ikitau, while Tane Edmed makes his debut as a starter, taking Lynagh's place after he was injured. James Slipper returns for his 149th Test after missing the last two with a concussion, and Jeremy Williams is recalled to the second row. Captain Harry Wilson, Fraser McReight, and Rob Valetini are still in the back row.
Australia: Team News
Tom Lynagh returns at fly half after missing Australia’s last two Tests, while captain Harry Wilson is back at number eight after a leg injury. Andrew Kellaway replaces the injured Tom White at fullback, and Tom Hooper steps in for Will Skelton in the second row after Skelton’s return to the French Top 14.
Australia: Expected Eleven
- Tom Robertson
- Billy Pollard
- Taniela Tupou
- Nick Frost
- Tom Hooper
- Rob Valetini
- Fraser McReight
- Harry Wilson
- Nic White
- Tom Lynagh
- Corey Toole
- Len Ikitau
- Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii
- Max Jorgensen
- Andrew Kellaway
Argentina: Form
Argentina: LLLWW
- Rugby Championship: Australia 28-24 Argentina
- Rugby Championship: Argentina 29-23 New Zealand
- Rugby Championship: Argentina 24-41 New Zealand
- Friendly International: Argentina 52-17 Uruguay
- Friendly International: Argentina 17-22 England
Argentina has made three changes and needs to win to maintain their hopes of winning the championship. Pablo Matera, a flanker who could have a big impact later, is moved to the bench and replaced in the starting pack by Joaquin Oviedo. Franco Molina is replaced in the second row by Guido Petti, and winger Bautista Delguy is replaced by Rodrigo Isgro. The fly-half Argentina will depend on Santiago Carreras once more in Sydney after he was crucial last weekend, particularly in the first half. Argentina will be seeking retribution in the Rugby Championship following a close 28–24 defeat to Australia in Townsville. Australia scored a try in the 85th minute to seal the victory, but the Pumas were on the verge of a historic triumph in Townsville. After significant victories earlier in the tournament, including a convincing victory over the All Blacks, Argentina enters this game with confidence. The Pumas, led by Felipe Contepomi, play a clever and physical game.
Argentina - Team News
Santiago Carreras remains at fly-half for Argentina, continuing in place of the injured Tomas Albornoz. Pablo Matera moves to number eight, with Marcos Kremer coming in at flanker. Geronimo Prisciantelli and Boris Wenger could make their debuts from the bench.
Argentina - Squad for the Match
- Mayco Vivas
- Julian Montoya
- Franco Molina
- Joel Sclavi
- Marcos Kremer
- Pedro Rubiolo
- Juan Martin Gonzalez
- Pablo Matera
- Gonzalo Garcia
- Santiago Carreras
- Mateo Carreras
- Santiago Chocobares
- Lucio Cinti
- Bautista Delguy
- Juan Cruz Mallia.
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Australia vs Argentina H2H Statistics
Considering their last five matches, Australia has come out on top, winning four of the matches, while Argentina has had to settle for one.
- 06.09.25: Australia 28-24 Argentina
- 07.09.24: Argentina 67-27 Australia
- 31.08.24: Argentina 19-20 Australia
- 15.07.23: Australia 31-34 Argentina
- 13.08.22: Argentina 48-17 Australia
- 06.08.22: Argentina 26-41 Australia
Who will win the match, Australia vs Argentina?
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Our leading predictive analytics model currently gives Australia a 95% chance of beating Australia in the Rugby Championship
Australia vs Argentina Betting Tips & Odds
The latest Bet365 betting odds for the Rugby Championship are shown here:
Head to Head: Argentina $2.394, Australia $1.64,
Handicap:Argentina +1.5 ($1.909), Australia -1.5 ($1.87)
Total: Over 54.5 $1.89, Under 54.5 $1.89
Odds are correct at the time of publication and subject to change.
Looking at the latest head-to-head odds, Bet365 currently has Argentina at $1.83 and Brazil W at $1.00
The Argentina are listed as 46.5-point underdogs against Australia, with odds of $1.80 available at Bet365.
For the favourite Argentina (+11.5) to cover the line, Bet365 offers odds of $2.00.
According to Stats Insider's analytics model, the South Africa W (-5.5) are predicted to cover the line 55% of the time, while the 45.5-point over/under is expected to stay over 55% of the time.
Australia vs Argentina Match Prediction
After a tough Rugby Championship campaign last year, Australia is doing much better in 2025. They earned a win and a loss in their two away games against world champions South Africa, building on their final test win against the Lions. Now, with two home games against Argentina, a team they have a strong record against at home, Argentina is dangerous because of their aggressive line speed, strong breakdown play, and counterattacking style. Carreras and Marcos Kremer are among the best players right now. They should pose a threat to Australia at the breakdown and take advantage of defensive lapses with fast turnovers. Australia is in a good position. Argentina won and lost at home to New Zealand but will face a tough challenge in Australia. Our prediction is for Australia to win and lead at both half and full time.
Our first option is Australia to win with odds at 1.64 Odds on 1Xbet bookmaker.
Our second option is Under 58.5 total with odds at 1.60 on Betway bookmaker.
Our last option is -2.5 Handicap Australia with odds at 1.77 on Bet365 bookmaker.
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