Wales Autumn International rugby match between Wales and Australia at Principality Stadium, part of the Nations Championship.
Wales take on Australia at the Principality Stadium on Saturday 21 November, with kick-off at 20:10. It's the final of three home fixtures for Wales this November, and it comes at a bit of a turning point for the international game.
The match is part of the inaugural Nations Championship, rugby's newest title. It pits twelve of the biggest international teams against each other, and every point, result and match counts towards the crown. This isn't just a one-off autumn test, then; it's a game that actually moves the needle in the standings.
There's a trophy on the line too: the James Bevan Trophy. Australia took it last time they met, after a 52-20 win over Wales in the 2024 autumn series. The two sides have played 49 times since their first Test in 1908, with the Wallabies winning 34, Wales 14, and one draw between them. Warren Gatland is back at the helm as Wales' head coach.
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Tickets run from £38 for Category E up to £78 for Category A+, so there's a fair bit of room to pick your spot depending on what you're after. Kick-off is 20:10 at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff.
