Full time9 September 2006
Ellis Park, Johannesburg, South Africa · Tri Nations 2006Head-to-head
South Africa won by 8 points.
Scoring
- 19’PAustralia penalty · Stirling Mortlock0–3
- 42’PSouth Africa penalty · Andre Pretorius3–3
- 46’PSouth Africa penalty · Andre Pretorius6–3
- 49’TAustralia try · Stephen Larkham6–8
- 50’CAustralia conversion · Stirling Mortlock6–10
- 53’PSouth Africa penalty · Andre Pretorius9–10
- 58’DSouth Africa drop goal · Andre Pretorius12–10
- 61’TSouth Africa try · Fourie Du Preez17–10
- 62’CSouth Africa conversion · Andre Pretorius19–10
- 66’PAustralia penalty · Stirling Mortlock19–13
- 69’PAustralia penalty · Stirling Mortlock19–16
- 79’TSouth Africa try · Breyton Paulse24–16
Line-ups
South Africa
- 1Os du RandtProp
- 2John SmitHooker
- 3BJ BothaProp
- 4Johan MullerSecond row
- 5Victor MatfieldSecond row
- 6Pierre SpiesFlanker
- 7AJ VenterFlanker
- 8Pedrie WannenburgNumber 8
- 9Fourie Du PreezScrum-half
- 10Andre PretoriusFly-half
- 11Wynand OlivierWing
- 12Jean De VilliersCentre
- 13Jaque FourieCentre
- 14Akona NdunganeWing
- 15JP PietersenFull-back
- 16Chiliboy RalepelleBench
- 17Lawrence SephakaBench
- 18Albert van den BergBench
- 19Jacques CronjeBench
- 20Ruan PienaarBench
- 21Butch JamesBench
- 22Breyton PaulseBench
Australia
- 1Benn RobinsonProp
- 2Jeremy PaulHooker
- 3Rodney BlakeProp
- 4Nathan SharpeSecond row
- 5Dan VickermanSecond row
- 6Rocky ElsomFlanker
- 7Phil WaughFlanker
- 8Wycliff PaluNumber 8
- 9George GreganScrum-half
- 10Stephen LarkhamFly-half
- 11Cameron ShepherdWing
- 12Matt GiteauCentre
- 13Stirling MortlockCentre
- 14Clyde RathboneWing
- 15Chris LathamFull-back
- 16Tai McIsaacBench
- 17Al BaxterBench
- 18Mark ChisholmBench
- 19George SmithBench
- 20Brett SheehanBench
- 21Mark GerrardBench
- 22Scott StaniforthBench
Match officials
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Context
All-time, South Africa 55–41 Australia, 3 drawn in 99 scored Tests. Full head-to-head
South Africa going in
Australia going in
- Previous meeting: 5 August 2006, South Africa 18–20 Australia
- Next meeting on record: 16 June 2007
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.