With a sold-out series decider looming in Sydney, David Pembroke is joined by Eddie Jones and Ewen McKenzie. They break down the Wallabies’ selection shake-up, tactical tweaks, and the mental battle ahead.

The trio question whether Australia’s fitness is holding them back, debate the role of a national playing style, and dive deep into why skill development – particularly at 10 and 12 – could be the key to long-term success.

With the Lions looking to seal a historic 3–0 series win, the trio examine how Andy Farrell has managed his squad, and what’s driving their on-field cohesion and off-field culture.

Also in this episode:

• What does the Wallabies’ revolving selection say to players?
• Are we fit enough – and if not, who’s to blame?
• The importance of skill over power in Australia’s DNA
• Why cohesion and clarity are setting the Lions apart
• What the Wallabies must do to stay in the fight

And—David has big news. Stay tuned until the end to find out.

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