The Wallabies will play one more game before their Rugby World Cup campaign kicks off, with a friendly clash against tournament hosts France lined up.
Australia are yet to win a game since Eddie Jones' latest appointment and will be hoping they can record a victory before the group stage begins.
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The Sporting News has all the key details for the Wallabies' upcoming friendly, including the kickoff time.
What time do the Wallabies play tonight? Kickoff time for Australia vs. France friendly
It will be a late night/early morning for fans based in Australia, with kickoff for the Wallabies' friendly with France scheduled for 1:45 am AEST on Monday, August 28.
- Date: Monday, August 28
- Time: 1:45 a.m. AEST
Here's what time the game will kick off in other Australian time zones.
| AEST | ACST | AWST |
| 1:45 a.m. | 1:15 a.m. | 11:45 p.m. |
How to watch the Wallabies vs. France friendly in Australia
Stan Sport will exclusively broadcast Australia's friendly with France in the early hours of Monday morning.
Who do the Wallabies play at the World Cup?
The Wallabies will play four group games at the Rugby World Cup.
Australia have been drawn into Pool C as the highest-ranked nation alongside Wales, Fiji, Georgia and Portugal.
The winner and runner-up from the group will be matched up against the two qualifiers from Pool D, meaning a clash with either England or Argentina in the knockout rounds is likely.
| Date | Time (AEST) | Competition | Opponent | Venue |
| Mon. 28th August | 1.45am | Friendly | France | Stade de France |
| Sun. 10th September | 2am | RWC Group Stage | Georgia | Stade de France |
| Mon. 18th September | 1.45am | RWC Group Stage | Fiji | Stade Geoffroy-Guichard |
| Mon. 25th September | 5am | RWC Group Stage | Wales | Parc OL |
| Mon. 2nd October | 2.45am | RWC Group Stage | Portugal | Stade Geoffroy-Guichard |
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When does the 2023 Rugby World Cup start?
- Dates: Sep. 08 - Oct. 28
- Location: France
The 2023 Rugby World Cup will begin on Friday, September 8.
The tournament will take place across France and run through to October 28, with the single-elimination knockout stage beginning on October 15.
