New Zealand host Australia at fortress Eden Park looking for a first win in three Tests to retain the Bledisloe Cup.
Australia need to avoid defeat against New Zealand on Saturday to secure the Bledisloe Cup for the first time since 2002.
Australia have made one change to their starting team to face the All Blacks, with Adam Coleman replacing Rory Arnold.
New Zealand will look very different in Auckland to the line-up that lost to Australia in Perth as they attempt to retain the Bledisloe...
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Scott Barrett will be unavailable until September 1 following his no-arms tackle on Michael Hooper in Saturday's loss to Australia.
England head coach Eddie Jones took a swipe at the governing body six weeks before the Rugby World Cup over the tackle laws.
No team has ever won the Rugby Championship, or its previous incarnation the Tri Nations, and the World Cup in the same year.
Head coach Michael Cheika knows facing New Zealand at Eden Park will be a very different challenge to what Australia faced in Perth.
We take a look at the heaviest defeats New Zealand have suffered following their 47-26 loss to Australia in the Rugby Championship.
Australia beat New Zealand 47-26 in the Rugby Championship and All Blacks captain Kieran Read pulled no punches in his assessment.
Scott Barrett's first-half red card gave Australia the impetus to dismantle Bledisloe Cup rivals New Zealand in the Rugby Championship.
Australia's Tolu Latu has had disciplinary issues on and off the pitch, but they do not concern Michael Hooper or coach Michael Cheika.
All Blacks captain Kieran Read says potentially losing world number one status is "not even part of our equation".
Australia will be looking to pull off a shock by beating their trans-Tasman rivals in the Bledisloe Cup opener in Perth.
Michael Cheika and Steve Hansen have played down comments the All Blacks head coach made about his opposite number.
Australia have opted to make four changes to their starting team to face New Zealand, with James O'Connor to start.