Wales v Australia – Autumn International 2021
Saturday 20th November 2021
Principality Stadium
Wales v Australia | Saturday 20th November 2021 | Principality Stadium | Kick-Off – 17:30
Wales face Australia in their fourth and final fixture of the Autumn Internationals. Wayne Pivac’s men will be hoping to replicate the success of the 2019 victory over the Wallabies at the Rugby World Cup in Japan where they won 29-25 in a tight pool match.
We’re extremely excited at the prospect of welcoming you all back home to hear to roar of Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau once again, but a lot has changed since we last saw you. Your wellbeing is our highest priority and we’ll be working alongside Welsh Government and Public Health Wales to ensure we can deliver a full stadium safely.
How to Buy Tickets
Official tickets for Wales’ Autumn Nations Cup fixtures will go on public sale from the 12th August 2021 and will be available to purchase on our Official Online Ticket Office, through your local WRU member rugby club or via Principality Stadium Experience for a day out to remember.
You can gain priority access to tickets to watch Wales play Fiji this November by becoming an Official WRU Member today where you can make the most of priority access to tickets, no booking fees, ballots for sell-out games, money can’t buy experiences, and many more amazing membership benefits, including a welcome pack with fantastic savings! Official WRU Members will gain priority access to Autumn 2021 tickets from Friday 6th August 2021.
Get to know a little more about Australia
- Wales first played Australia on the 12th December 1908. Wales won by a close margin of 9-6.
- Wales and Australia have played for the James Bevan trophy since 2007, which marked 100 years of rugby between the two countries. James Bevan who was Australian born captained Wales in their first international fixture against England in 1881.
- Wales have a history of meeting Australia in the Rugby World Cup. They last met in the pool stages of the 2019 Rugby World Cup in Japan, however, Wales’ most famous game against Australia came in the inaugural Rugby World Cup in 1987. After coming into the 3rd place playoff game against the Wallabies as underdogs Wales managed to secure a famous win (22-21) over a side that featured the likes of David Campese and Michael Lynagh.
- The last time Australia came to Principality Stadium in 2018, Wales again won by an incredibly tight margin with the game finishing 9-6.
Ticket Pricing
