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18 September 2026

Rassie Erasmus reveals why home advantage makes Wallabies genuine 2027 World Cup contenders

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Rassie Erasmus reveals why home advantage makes Wallabies genuine 2027 World Cup contenders

The man who has orchestrated back-to-back World Cup victories believes the Wallabies will be one of the most dangerous teams at next year’s tournament because of one key factor; home advantage.

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