The sides are out on the field, welcome to country and anthems to follow

Late change for the All Blacks: Beauden Barrett is out with illness. Will Jordan moves to fullback, Sevu Reece comes on to the wing, and Harry Plummer comes on to the bench for a potential debut.

Australia host New Zealand in round 5 of the Rugby Championship. Both sides have won just one of their four matches, with the Wallabies lying bottom of the standings and the All Blacks three points better off in third spot. Head to head these sides have met on 177 occasions, with the All Blacks winning 124 to the 45 by the Wallabies to go along with eight draws. Australia will need a victory to keep their Bledisloe Cup hopes alive, a title that the All Blacks have held since 2003.