Full time27 July 1991
Aussie Stadium, Sydney | Gadigal, Australia · Tour 1991Head-to-head
Australia won by 25 points.
Scoring
- –CAustralia conversion · Michael Lynagh2–0
- –CAustralia conversion · Michael Lynagh4–0
- –CAustralia conversion · Michael Lynagh6–0
- –CAustralia conversion · Michael Lynagh8–0
- –PAustralia penalty · Michael Lynagh11–0
- –PAustralia penalty · Michael Lynagh14–0
- –PAustralia penalty · Michael Lynagh17–0
- –PAustralia penalty · Michael Lynagh20–0
- –TAustralia try · Marty Roebuck24–0
- –TAustralia try · David Campese28–0
- –TAustralia try · David Campese32–0
- –TAustralia try · Willie Ofahengaue36–0
- –TAustralia try · Willie Ofahengaue40–0
- –CEngland conversion · Jonathan Webb40–2
- –PEngland penalty · Jonathan Webb40–5
- –PEngland penalty · Jonathan Webb40–8
- –PEngland penalty · Jonathan Webb40–11
- –TEngland try · Jeremy Guscott40–15
Line-ups
Australia
- 1Tony DalyProp
- 2Phil KearnsHooker
- 3Ewen McKenzieProp
- 4Rod McCallSecond row
- 5John EalesSecond row
- 6Simon PoidevinFlanker
- 7Willie OfahengaueFlanker
- 8Tim GavinNumber 8
- 9Nick Farr-JonesScrum-half
- 10Michael LynaghFly-half
- 11Bob EgertonWing
- 12Tim HoranCentre
- 13Jason LittleCentre
- 14David CampeseWing
- 15Marty RoebuckFull-back
- 16Anthony HerbertBench
- 17Paul CarozzaBench
- 18Peter SlatteryBench
- 19Troy CokerBench
- 20Dan CrowleyBench
- 21David NuciforaBench
England
- 1Jason LeonardProp
- 2Brian MooreHooker
- 3Jeff ProbynProp
- 4Martin BayfieldSecond row
- 5Paul AckfordSecond row
- 6Mike TeagueFlanker
- 7Peter WinterbottomFlanker
- 8Dean RichardsNumber 8
- 9Richard HillScrum-half
- 10Rob AndrewFly-half
- 11Chris OtiWing
- 12Jeremy GuscottCentre
- 13Will CarlingCentre
- 14Rory UnderwoodWing
- 15Jonathan WebbFull-back
- 16David PearsBench
- 17Simon HallidayBench
- 18Dewi MorrisBench
- 19Paul RendallBench
- 20John OlverBench
- 21Micky SkinnerBench
Match officials
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Context
All-time, Australia 27–29 England, 1 drawn in 57 scored Tests. Full head-to-head
Australia going in
England going in
- Previous meeting: 5 November 1988, Australia 19–28 England
- Next meeting on record: 2 November 1991
Also on this day
Results to 27 September 2026. Scoring and line-ups come from World Rugby match summaries where available; older Tests may have neither.