TheBreakdown
Full time25 November 2001
Wales
13–21
Australia
Millennium Stadium, Cardiff, Wales · Tour 2001Head-to-head

Australia won by 8 points.

Scoring

  1. 9’PWales penalty · Iestyn Harris3–0
  2. 17’PAustralia penalty · Matt Burke3–3
  3. 32’PAustralia penalty · Matt Burke3–6
  4. 43’PAustralia penalty · Matt Burke3–9
  5. 59’PAustralia penalty · Matt Burke3–12
  6. 63’PWales penalty · Iestyn Harris6–12
  7. 69’PAustralia penalty · Matt Burke6–15
  8. 74’PAustralia penalty · Matt Burke6–18
  9. 83’PAustralia penalty · Matt Burke6–21
  10. 95’TWales try · Gavin Thomas11–21
  11. 96’CWales conversion · Iestyn Harris13–21

Line-ups

Wales

  1. 1Spencer JohnProp
  2. 2Robin McBrydeHooker
  3. 3Darren MorrisProp
  4. 4Andy MooreSecond row
  5. 5Ian GoughSecond row
  6. 6Colin CharvisFlanker
  7. 7Brett SinkinsonFlanker
  8. 8Scott QuinnellNumber 8
  9. 9Rob HowleyScrum-half
  10. 10Stephen JonesFly-half
  11. 11Wayne ProctorWing
  12. 12Iestyn HarrisCentre
  13. 13Jamie RobinsonCentre
  14. 14Gareth ThomasWing
  15. 15Kevin MorganFull-back
  16. 16Barry WilliamsBench
  17. 17Duncan JonesBench
  18. 18Chris WyattBench
  19. 19Gavin ThomasBench
  20. 20Dwayne PeelBench
  21. 21Andy MarinosBench
  22. 22Rhys WilliamsBench

Australia

  1. 1Nick StilesProp
  2. 2Michael FoleyHooker
  3. 3Ben DarwinProp
  4. 4Matt CockbainSecond row
  5. 5David GiffinSecond row
  6. 6Owen FineganFlanker
  7. 7Phil WaughFlanker
  8. 8Toutai KefuNumber 8
  9. 9George GreganScrum-half
  10. 10Stephen LarkhamFly-half
  11. 11Joe RoffWing
  12. 12Elton FlatleyCentre
  13. 13Graeme BondCentre
  14. 14Ben TuneWing
  15. 15Matt BurkeFull-back
  16. 16Brendan CannonBench
  17. 17Rod MooreBench
  18. 18Justin HarrisonBench
  19. 19George SmithBench
  20. 20Chris WhitakerBench
  21. 21Steve KefuBench
  22. 22Chris LathamBench

Match officials

Sample data
Referee
Sample Referee
Assistant referee
Sample Assistant 1
Assistant referee
Sample Assistant 2
TMO
Sample TMO

Sample data Match officials is placeholder content: TheBreakdown has no data source for it yet, so nothing here is real.

Context

All-time, Wales 14–34 Australia, 1 drawn in 49 scored Tests. Full head-to-head

Wales going in
Australia going in

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.