WALES are looking for their first win over Australia since 2008 when the two sides meet in Cardiff on Saturday evening.
A changed Welsh side won both of their summer internationals against Samoa and Tonga, when the Lions were on tour in New Zealand.
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The Wallabies ran out 32-8 winners the last time they were in Cardiff and last lost in an August showdown with the All Blacks.
What time is kick-off?
THIS first international of the autumn schedule will take place on Saturday, November 11 at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff.
Kick-off is at 5.15pm.
Which channel is it on?
YOU can catch all the action live on BBC2, or S4C if you’re in Wales and know the lingo.
Alternatively, stay here on SunSport and follow our LIVE tracker, whilst we will have analysis and reaction from South Wales.
What is the team new?
OWEN WILLIAMS will make his first Wales start at centre whilst Leigh Halfpenny is recalled at full-back.
Josh Navidi plays at open-side with skipper Sam Warburton ruled out through injury.
Australia recall Will Genia and Bernard Foley with Reece Hodge switching from fly-half to wing.
Wales squad
Backs: Halfpenny (Scarlets); L Williams (Saracens), J Davies (Scarlets), O Williams (Gloucester), S Evans (Scarlets); Biggar (Ospreys), G Davies (Scarlets).
Forwards: R Evans (Scarlets), Owens (Scarlets), Francis (Exeter Chiefs), Ball (Scarlets), A W Jones (Ospreys, capt), Shingler (Scarlets), Navidi (Cardiff Blues), Faletau (Bath).
Replacements: Smith (Ospreys), Dacey (Cardiff Blues), Brown (Dragons), Cross (Ospreys), Hill (Dragons), A Davies (Scarlets), Watkin (Ospreys), Amos (Dragons).
Australia squad
Backs: Beale; Koroibete, Kuridrani, Kerevi, Hodge; Foley, Genia.
Forwards: Sio, Polota-Nau, Kepu, Simmons, Coleman, Hanigan, Hooper (capt), McMahon.
Replacements: Moore, Robertson, Alaalatoa, Philip, McCalman, Phipps, Hunt, Speight.
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