Wallaby coach Dave Renee makes eight changes in the final test against France

Saturday’s game at Brisbane’s Suncorp Stadium is the third game between the two sides in 11 days, and changes are inevitable, although Renee has listed all six players who have played every minute of the series so far.

Forwards Lukhan Salakaia-Loto and Michael Hooper, half-winger Noah Lolesio, winger Marika Koroibete and full-back Tom Banks were appointed as the starters after 160 minutes of the opening two games, while defender Rob Valetini was retained but will start the bench .

But the coach made some key changes before the third game.

The Queensland Redskins Scrum half-time Tate McDermott was rewarded for his twisting game in the first two games of the series, winning the start before the Waratahs half-time Jake Gordon, who in the first and second games Wearing size 9.

This will be McDermott’s first time wearing a golden jersey. Brumbies will also play Darcy Swain and Len Ikitau for the first time in their testing career.

Rennie also worked hard for the aggression of Lachie Swinton in the back row, bringing the Waratahs Enforcer directly into his consecutive team for the first test of the season.

Swindon’s injection of the blind side winger means that Vallettini will start off the bench, and Isi Naisarani has also been appointed as the 8th starter, ahead of Harry Wilson, who has already withdrawn from 23rd place.

The Wallabies scored an unlikely victory after the final lore of the series opener last week, and then the French team scored a tense victory in Melbourne on Tuesday night, breaking the 31-year-old Australia is a bad omen, pushing the series to Saturday’s game. decision maker.

“We have always known that in the arrangement of the series against the tough French team, this requires the whole team to go all out, and we will see this on Saturday night,” Rennie said.

“We are disappointed with the results in Melbourne, and we will correct this situation more accurately and calmly at the critical moment at Suncorp Stadium.

“As always, we have chosen a team that has the right to wear a gold jersey, and we believe they will complete this work in Brisbane.”

The reshuffle also included the recall of Allan Alaalatoa, starting with James Slipper and Brandon Paenga-Amosa in the front row. Tanila Tupou will come off the bench like he did in the first game, and his influence is to change the game.

Swain will partner Lukhan Salakaia-Loto in the second row.

Ikitau will start from the outside center, Hunter Paisami will move to the inside center, and Matt To’omua will move to the bench.

After James O’Connor (groin) was injured again in training this week, this left the Wallabies with little experience in organizing roles.

There are only 12 test caps between Noah Lolesio (4) and Paisami (8). They will be the reins in the series deciding game, although Reece Hodge (45) has also entered the reserve team, adding versatility to Rennie’s bench Sex and another kicking option.

In terms of defenders, Filipo Daugunu was appointed as the wing starter in his first test of the year, adding another element of speed to the team.

Jordan Uelese was appointed as a prostitute.

The Kangaroos will play against the French team at Brisbane Suncorp Stadium on Saturday, July 17th at 8pm EST:

1. James slippers (102 tests)

2. Brandon Paenga-Amosa (11 tests)

3. Allan Alaalatoa (45 tests)

4. Darcy Swain (2 tests)

5. Lukhan Salakaia-Loto (27 tests)

6. Lachlan Swinton (1 test)

7. Michael Hooper (c) (107 tests)

8. Isi Naisarani (10 tests)

9. Tate McDermott (4 tests)

10. Noah Lolesio (4 tests)

11. Marika Koroibete (36 tests)

12. Hunter Paisami (8 tests)

13. Len Ikitau (1 test)

14. Filipo Daugunu (5 tests)

15. Tom Banks (13 tests)

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16. Jordan Uelese (12 tests)

17. Angus Bell (5 tests)

18.Taniela Tupou (27 tests)

19. Matt Philip (11 tests)

20. Rob Valetini (6 tests)

21. Jack Gordon (7 tests)

22. Matt To’omua (56 tests)

23. Reece Hodge (45 tests)