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Gordon Returns for Australia Two Months After Leg Break

Carter Gordon returns at five-eighth as Australia seeks a response after three straight heavy defeats, with Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii moved to inside centre.

  • On Friday, the Wallabies recalled flyhalf Carter Gordon and flanker Rob Valetini for Sunday's Nations Championship Test against Scotland at Murrayfield, seeking to restore pride after a 45-22 defeat to England last week.
  • Coach Les Kiss made tactical adjustments after the team's "listless" performance at Twickenham, shifting Jeremy Williams to lock and naming Harry Potter to the wing to address defensive vulnerabilities.
  • Partnering with Len Ikitau for their 18th Test, Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii returns to centre, while Brandon Paenga-Amosa and Tom Hooper rejoin the bench after recovering from injuries.
  • Scotland coach Gregor Townsend made two adjustments to his starting side, naming Blair Kinghorn at fullback while retaining the forward pack that faced New Zealand, including former Wallaby Jack Dempsey at number eight.
  • Sunday's match offers Australia a critical opportunity to demonstrate improvement ahead of next year's World Cup, with Kiss emphasizing the need to "transfer our hard work onto the field for the 80 minutes.
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Gordon returns for Australia two months after leg break

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Gordon returns at no.10 for Wallabies’ crunch clash with Scotland

Having recovered from a broken leg, Carter Gordon is back in the Wallabies’ starting, and so too is wrecking ball Rob Valetini.

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Another change at 10 as Wallabies seek to bounce back

Dual-code star Carter Gordon has been brought back as starting five-eighth as Australia seek to avoid a fourth-straight Test defeat in Scotland.

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