Ireland v Australia: Kick-off time, TV and stream information, betting odds, team news and more

Ireland play Australia in the final Autumn international match at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin this weekend. Ireland defeated Fiji last weekend but were criticised by their own head coach, Andy Farrell. Australia lost to Italy last Saturday and have beaten Scotland and France in their earlier autumn Tests.

Ireland play Australia in the final Autumn International on Saturday 19 November at 8pm at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin.

The match will be shown live on Virgin Media Two at 7pm. It will also be streamed on the Virgin media Player and Amazon Prime.

There are seven changes to the Ireland starting XV which faced Fiji last weekend. Hugo Keenan is named at fullback for his 25th cap. Johnny Sexton returns at out-half to partner Jamison Gibson Park. Andrew Porter and Dan Sheehan are named in the front-row alongside last week’s captain Tadhg Furlong. James Ryan returns to second row to partners Tadg Beirne. Josh van der Flier and Peter O‘Mahony return to back row. Caelan Doris is switched from the blindside flank to number eight.

Andrew Kellaway will start at fullback for the third time this season. James Slipper returns to the captaincy in what will be his 126th Test. Cadeyrn Neville and Nick Frost will reignite their second-row partnership. Nic White plays his 59th and starts at scrumhalf. Hunter Paisami will play inside centre with Len Ikitau outside him.

Ireland v Australia kick-off time, TV and stream information, betting odds, team news and more.

Ireland v Australia is kick-off at 5.30 pm on Saturday, 15th of November.

Ireland and Australia are playing each other on Friday, 14th of November.

Ireland v Australia is kick-off time, TV and stream information, betting odds, team news and more. Garry Ringrose is playing for Ireland.

Ireland v Australia kick-off at 12.

Ireland v Australia kick-off at 11.

Ireland v Australia kick-off at 10.

Ireland and Australia are playing each other at 9. Jamison Gibson Park.

Ireland play Australia. Andrew Porter is the starting goalkeeper.

Ireland v Australia kick-off at 2.

Ireland v Australia kick-off at 3.30 pm. Tadhg Furlong will play for Ireland.

Ireland v Australia kick-off at 4.

Ireland v Australia kick-off at 5. James Ryan.

Ireland v Australia kick-off at 6.

Ireland v Australia kick-off at 7.

Ireland v Australia is kick-off time, TV and stream information, betting odds, team news and more.

Ireland v Australia is kick-off time, TV and stream information, betting odds, team news and more. Cian Healy is the captain for Ireland.

Ireland v Australia is kick-off on 18.18. Finlay Bealham is the referee.

Ireland play Australia on Wednesday, 19th of November. Kick-off is at 7pm.

Ireland v Australia is kick-off at 20:20 on Saturday.

Ireland v Australia is kick-off at 21:00 on Wednesday, 21 October.

Ireland v Australia is kick-off at 8.30 pm on Friday, 22nd of November.

Ireland v Australia is kick-off at 23:00 on Saturday, November 23.

Ireland v Australia is kick-off time, TV and stream information, betting odds, team news and more. Andrew Kellaway.

Ireland v Australia kick-off at 5.30 pm on Friday, 14 November. Mark Nawaqanitawase will play for Australia.

Ireland v Australia kick-off at 13:00 on Thursday.

Ireland and Australia kick off at 10.

Ireland v Australia kick-off at 9.

Ireland take on Australia. James Slipper is captain for Ireland.

Ireland v Australia kick-off at 2 pm on Saturday.

Ireland v Australia kick-off at 3.30 pm. Allan Alaalatoa will play for Australia.

Ireland v Australia kick-off at 5.5 pm on Monday. Cadeyrn Neville will play for Ireland.

Ireland v Australia kick-off at 7. Michael Hooper.

Ireland v Australia is kick-off on 18.

Ireland v Australia is kick-off at 5.30 pm on Wednesday, 19th of November. Will Skelton will play for Ireland.

Ireland v Australia is kick-off at 6.20 p.m. on Sunday.

Ireland v Australia is kick-off at 21:00 on Saturday, 21 August.

Ireland v Australia is kick-off at 23:00 on Saturday. Jordan Petaia will play for Ireland.

The Wallabies and Ireland meet in Dublin this weekend. The last time the sides met in Ireland was in 2016 when Ireland won 27-24. Australia won the first Test in Brisbane 18-9 but the Irish squad recovered to win the Tests in Melbourne (21-26) and Sydney (16-20).