Full time26 September 1998
Ballymore, Brisbane | Meeanjin, Australia · Men's Rugby World Cup Qualifying 1999Head-to-head
Australia won by 12 points.
Scoring
- –CAustralia conversion · John Eales2–0
- –CAustralia conversion · John Eales4–0
- –PAustralia penalty · John Eales7–0
- –PAustralia penalty · John Eales10–0
- –TAustralia try · Dan Crowley15–0
- –TAustralia try · Willie Ofahengaue20–0
- –TAustralia try · Daniel Herbert25–0
- –PSamoa penalty · Earl Va'a25–3
- –TSamoa try · Junior Paramore25–8
- –TSamoa try · Jon Clarke25–13
Line-ups
Australia
- 1Dan CrowleyProp
- 2Phil KearnsHooker
- 3Andrew BladesProp
- 4Tom BowmanSecond row
- 5John EalesSecond row
- 6Matt CockbainFlanker
- 7David WilsonFlanker
- 8Willie OfahengaueNumber 8
- 9George GreganScrum-half
- 10Stephen LarkhamFly-half
- 11Mitch HardyWing
- 12Tim HoranCentre
- 13Daniel HerbertCentre
- 14Jason LittleWing
- 15Joe RoffFull-back
- 16Chris WhitakerBench
- 17Nathan GreyBench
- 19Toutai KefuBench
- 20Owen FineganBench
- 21Glenn PanohoBench
- 22Jeremy PaulBench
Samoa
- 1Brendan ReidyProp
- 2Trevor LeotaHooker
- 3Fosi PalaamoProp
- 4Sene Ta'alaSecond row
- 5Lama ToneSecond row
- 6Junior ParamoreFlanker
- 7Malua TipiFlanker
- 8Pat LamNumber 8
- 9Jon ClarkeScrum-half
- 10Earl Va'aFly-half
- 11Va'aiga TuigamalaWing
- 12George LeaupepeCentre
- 13To'o VaegaCentre
- 14Brian LimaWing
- 15Mike UmagaFull-back
- 16Terry FanoluaBench
- 17Steve BachopBench
- 18Steve So'oialoBench
- 19Kalolo ToleafoaBench
- 20Opeta PalepoiBench
- 21Kepi Faiva'aiBench
- 22Andrew Va'aBench
Match officials
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Context
All-time, Australia 5–1 Samoa in 6 scored Tests. Full head-to-head
Australia going in
Samoa going in
- Previous meeting: 6 August 1994, Australia 73–3 Samoa
- Next meeting on record: 11 June 2005
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.