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The Australia vs Wales live stream on July 6 is the first of a double-header of rugby Test matches Down Under. The second match is scheduled for the following weekend. Keep reading to see how to watch an Australia vs Wales live stream from anywhere with a VPN and potentially for free!

AUSTRALIA VS WALES LIVE STREAM, DATES, CHANNELS

Time: 10:45 a.m. BST / 5:45 a.m. ET / 2:45 a.m. PT / 7:45 p.m. AEST on Saturday, July 6.

FREE STREAM — NZR+

U.S. — FloRugby

U.K. — Sky Sports

CAN — ESPN+

AUS — Stan Sport and Channel 9 (FREE)

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Australia have moved on from Eddie Jones, who was fired after the Wallabies crashed and burned at last year's World Cup. A third-place finish in their group saw the Wallabies miss out on the knockout stage for the first time ever, as Fiji pipped them to the post thanks to a stunning 22-15 victory in their head-to-head clash. Joe Schmidt is now calling the shots.

Australia v Wales LIVE rugby: Latest build-up and updates from second Test in Melbourne

Wales will hope to hit back in Melbourne after defeat in Sydney last week

Wales’s search for a first win of 2024 goes on as Warren Gatland’s tourists face Australia in Melbourne.

A losing run stretching back to last year’s World Cup was extended last week in Sydney as the Wallabies began life under Joe Schmidt with victory in an encounter that would have encouraged two young sides.

Each has suffered a significant back row injury blow ahead of the second Test of this two-match series, with Schmidt forced to employ a new skipper in the absence of Liam Wright and Aaron Wainwright forced out with a shoulder problem for Wales.

Defeat last week plunged Gatland’s men to a new low of 11th in the world as pressure begins to build on the New Zealander, who has asked for patience as he rebuilds a side shorn of a number of senior leaders over the last 12 months. Can they finally find an elusive victory at AAMI Park?

Charlie Cale began the Super Rugby Pacific season having made just four appearances at senior level, but has burst to prominence after an impressive campaign at the base of the Brumbies scrum. Tall and talented, Cale adds nice balance with his lineout prowess, offering both threat as an aerial poacher and solidity as a third target when the Wallabies throw. His long strides, meanwhile, mean he is a real handful in open spaces, marrying well with Rob Valetini’s ability to get across the gainline.

He’s obviously still got a way to go until he’s the finished article, but for an Australia side seeking building blocks as they embark on a new era, Cale looks like a player that Joe Schmidt might stick with.

Dewi Lake says morale not a problem for Wales despite eight-match losing streak

Wales captain Dewi Lake says that morale is not an issue as Wales strive to end one of the longest losing runs in their international rugby history.

Wales have suffered a major injury blow with Aaron Wainwright — one of their best in Sydney and throughout the Six Nations — ruled out. Taine Plumtree moves to number eight with James Botham brought in on the flank, while there are changes in the back three, too: Liam Williams slides out to the wing and Cameron Winnett is at full-back.

Wales XV: 1 Gareth Thomas, 2 Dewi Lake (capt.), 3 Archie Griffin; 4 Christ Tshiunza, 5 Dafydd Jenkins; 6 James Botham, 7 Tommy Reffell, 8 Taine Plumtree; 9 Ellis Bevan, 10 Ben Thomas; 11 Rio Dyer, 12 Mason Grady, 13 Owen Watkin, 14 Liam Williams; 15 Cameron Winnett.

Replacements: 16 Evan Lloyd, 17 Kemsley Mathias, 18 Harri O’Connor, 19 Cory Hill, 20 Mackenzie Martin; 21 Kieran Hardy, 22 Sam Costelow, 23 Nick Tompkins.