There were enough sparks and signs of intent in Europe to suggest Australia are a team at the beginning of something, not the endAt the end of a frenetic first half, where Angus Bell ran in one of the great tries by a Wallaby prop, where Matt Faessler powered over for a brace, where Louis Bielle-Biarrey scored a solo stunner and Thomas Ramos and Nicolas Depoortère dotted down as well, Tane Edmed gathered a pass at first receiver.The young fly-half, playing in his seventh Test, was having a decent game. He’d slotted two of his three shots at goal. He was brave to the line, carrying with zip, stitching moves together as he tried to spark a backline short on fluency. But with the clock in the red, he attempted a raking kick to the corner. Either he didn’t realise the 40 minutes had elapsed, or he thought he was in his own half and a 50-22 was on. Either way, after watching the ball skid into touch to end the half, he stood still, hands on head, stunned by his own misread. <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/sport/blog/2025/nov/23/wallabies-fans-are-entitled-to-be-frustrated-but-its-not-all-grim-for-this-tired-talented-side">Continue reading...</a>

أظهر فريق والابيز لحظات من الوعد خلال جولتهم الأوروبية الأخيرة، مع أداء مميز من لاعبين مثل أنغوس بيل وتان إدميد، على الرغم من مواجهة تحديات في الاتساق. الفريق في نقطة حاسمة، مما يشير إلى إمكانية النمو بدلاً من الانحدار.

Los Wallabies mostraron momentos de promesa durante su reciente gira europea, destacando actuaciones impresionantes de jugadores como Angus Bell y Tane Edmed, a pesar de enfrentar desafíos en la consistencia. El equipo se encuentra en un punto crucial, sugiriendo un crecimiento potencial en lugar de un declive.

Les Wallabies ont montré des signes de promesse lors de leur récente tournée européenne, avec des performances impressionnantes de joueurs comme Angus Bell et Tane Edmed, malgré des défis en matière de cohérence. L'équipe se trouve à un moment charnière, suggérant une croissance potentielle plutôt qu'un déclin.

The Wallabies showcased moments of promise during their recent European tour, highlighted by impressive performances from players like Angus Bell and Tane Edmed, despite facing challenges in consistency. The team is at a pivotal point, suggesting potential growth rather than decline.

Wallabies fans are entitled to be frustrated but it’s not all grim for this tired, talented side

Defeat in Paris will complete a rare winless European tour and mean Joe Schmidt’s side finish 2025 as, statistically, the worst ever Wallabies As recently as August, the Wallabies humiliated rugby’s No 1 side, back-to-back world champions South Africa, in Johannesburg. They then smashed the pride of the northern hemisphere, the British &amp; Irish Lions, in Sydney. By going all-in and not settling for a draw with Argentina, they won that Test – and with it, a nation’s heart.“The Wallabies are back”, we proclaimed. And indeed they are – back in the doldrums. <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/sport/blog/2025/nov/22/wallabies-europe-tour-australia-rugby-union">Continue reading...</a>

يواجه فريق والابيز احتمال إنهاء جولتهم الأوروبية دون انتصارات، مما سيشكل أسوأ أداء في تاريخهم تحت قيادة المدرب جو شميت. بعد أداء قوي في وقت سابق من العام، بما في ذلك انتصارات على جنوب إفريقيا والأسود البريطانيين والإيرلنديين، عانى الفريق من صعوبات، وستؤكد هزيمة في باريس مسارهم السلبي.

Los Wallabies se enfrentan a la posibilidad de terminar su gira europea sin victorias, lo que marcaría el peor desempeño en su historia bajo el mando del entrenador Joe Schmidt. Después de un fuerte inicio de año, con victorias sobre Sudáfrica y los Lions británicos e irlandeses, el equipo ha tenido dificultades, y una derrota en París consolidaría su trayectoria negativa.

Les Wallabies risquent de terminer leur tournée européenne sans victoire, ce qui marquerait la pire performance de leur histoire sous l'entraîneur Joe Schmidt. Après des succès notables plus tôt dans l'année, y compris des victoires contre l'Afrique du Sud et les Lions britanniques et irlandais, l'équipe a connu des difficultés, et une défaite à Paris confirmerait leur trajectoire négative.

The Wallabies face the prospect of finishing their European tour winless, which would mark the worst performance in their history under coach Joe Schmidt. After a strong showing earlier in the year, including victories over South Africa and the British & Irish Lions, the team has struggled, and a defeat in Paris would solidify their negative trajectory.

Wallabies fans are entitled to be frustrated but it’s not all grim for this tired, talented side

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