Australia hosts South Africa at Perth Stadium on Sunday, with the visitors coming off a 3-1 series win over New Zealand.
ABC Sport will live blog the Test against the Springboks on Sunday, September 27.
Taking into account the Wallabies' 57-10 win over Italy in Perth in Joe Schmidt's last match in charge in July, Australia are on a five-match unbeaten run.
The Springboks arrive in Perth without Pieter-Steph du Toit and Damian de Allende after the duo were released from the squad to spend more time with family.
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Australia hosts South Africa at Perth Stadium on Sunday, with the visitors coming off a 3-1 series win over New Zealand.
The Wallabies are unbeaten in their past five Test matches, with four wins and a draw, but face their sternest challenge against the reigning world champions.
ABC Sport will live blog the Test against the Springboks on Sunday, September 27.
Perth is abuzz with Flagmantle fever ahead of the Dockers' date with destiny against Brisbane at the MCG on Saturday.
Perth-born Tizzano is leading that charge.
Like Fremantle, the Wallabies will start as underdogs when they face defending World Cup champions South Africa.
Taking into account the Wallabies' 57-10 win over Italy in Perth in Joe Schmidt's last match in charge in July, Australia are on a five-match unbeaten run.
Tizzano hopes the team can produce something special to take down South Africa, who arrive in Perth full of confidence following a 3-1 series win over New Zealand.
The Springboks arrive in Perth without Pieter-Steph du Toit and Damian de Allende after the duo were released from the squad to spend more time with family.
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