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Watch Australia vs New Zealand 2nd Test FREE on Rugbypass TV & World Rugby YouTube (US) / 9Now (AUS) / ThreeNow (NZ - tape delay) Unlock your stream with NordVPN (try 100% risk free) Wallabies vs All Blacks kick-off: Sat, Oct 17 at 1am ET / 6am BST / 4pm AEDT The Australia vs New Zealand 2nd Test live streams provide the Wallabies with an immediate chance to restore some pride after last week's 50-19 humbling by the All Blacks ensured they have already retained the Bledisloe Cup for the 24th year in a row.
Stadium Australia in Sydney will host as Les Kiss looks to put a first defeat of his reign behind him.
Despite the wide scoreline, the Aussies only trailed by three points at half-time last week as Harry Wilson's late first-half try was just reward for the number eight's huge defensive effort.
It was after the interval that the floodgates opened as the Wallabies huge early efforts meant they had nothing left.
The problems are mounting, though, with Carter Gordon, Ben Donaldson and Len Ikitau all injured.
Declan Meredith will start at fly half, while Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii moves back into the center.
Former All Black Aidan Ross starts in the front row.
The Bledisloe Cup safely won for another year and their Eden Park dominance maintained, the All Blacks want the whitewash.
The Kiwis were back to their ruthless best in the second half last week, nixing an Aussie fight back to reel off five tries after the break.
The trio of Barrett brothers Beauden, Jordie and Scott all start again, with Cam Roigard and Damian McKenzie the half-back pairing.
Leroy Carter, Anton Segner and Asafo Aumua will miss out through injury.
Read on as we explain how to watch Wallabies vs All Blacks for free in the second Test of the 2026 Bledisloe Cup at Stadium Australia, Sydney.
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