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South Africa Springboks
The former World Cup winners aren’t the force they once were but their best is good enough to challenge any team, and it’ll be interesting to see what they do with their Squad for the Rugby Championship. In recent years, the Springboks haven’t been the dominant team in this tournament, and it’s generally been a battle for second between Australia and South Africa, but the South African teams played pretty well throughout the Super Rugby season, so that will give Springbroks fans hope leading in. After the conclusion of the Championship, all eyes will be on the 2019 World Cup in Japan.
Australia Wallabies
While the Rugby Championship is an important fixture, no doubt Michael Cheika will have eyes towards not just the World Cup but indeed the 2019 Bledisloe Cup, with the Wallabies nearing 20 years since they last won that iconic piece of silverware. There is no Israel Folau and the side is missing that X factor, so it’ll be interesting to see what Cheika does, whether he takes the punt on Quade Cooper, who has been pretty good in the Super Rugby this season. The other wildcard for the coach is bringing in James O’Conner, who returns to Australian Rugby after a stint overseas and from all reports, he has grown up and matured given a few years ago he made the headlines not for his footy but for what he did off the field. The Wallabies have every chance of winning the Cha
We are just months away until the 2019 Rugby World Cup and that will be a point of focus for Wallabies coach Michael Cheika. He has said himself that if he doesn’t have success at the World Cup, he will walk away, and the preparation begins now. There’s a lot he can take out of the upcoming Rugby Championship, a series of contests that are world class with exciting scoring chances combined with gritty and tough defence when needed. That sort of game style will be the formula in order to help the Wallabies have success against South Africa, Argentina, and two matches against the New Zealand All Blacks including their traditional Bledisloe Cup games. This year’s Championship includes matches at Ellis Park in Johannesburg, Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane, Optus Stadium in Perth and the iconic Eden Park in Auckland. New Zealand is currently the number one ranked side in Rugby Union, South Africa is at number five, while Argentina sits in the tenth position. Australia is ranked sixth, but there is no doubting that if the Wallabies can play at their best, they are in with a big chance.