Australia vs Argentina Prediction 13 September 2025
On September 13, the Australian national team will face off against Argentina in the Rugby Championship. The game will take place in Sydney, where the Wallabies will aim to assert their home advantage. Check out our prediction.
Head-to-Head
The teams have faced each other 25 times, with Argentina securing only five victories and two draws.
Head-to-head statistics Australia - Argentina
Australia Team Overview
Following their victory in the previous match, coach Joe Schmidt is forced to make adjustments: Tom Lynagh and Len Ikitau are sidelined due to injuries. Debutant Tane Edmed will step in at fly-half, while Hunter Paisami returns to the center. The starting lineup also features veterans, as James Slipper reclaims his spot in the line. Schmidt has made four changes, aiming to maintain a balance of experience and dynamism in the attack. The home stadium, the support from the stands, and the drive to secure a top-2 spot in the championship are key factors favoring the hosts.
Match Results: Australia
Argentina Team Overview
Felipe Contepomi makes three changes to the lineup following their last outing: Rodrigo Isgro comes in on the wing, Marcos Kremer shifts to the open side, and Joaquin Oviedo is deployed at number eight-a tactical adjustment aimed at injecting mobility and freshness into the back row. Argentina appear motivated; they need a win to keep their tournament hopes alive, and the team excels at imposing a physical and territorial battle, especially against an opponent's inconsistent fly-half.
Match Results: Argentina
Editor's Prediction
The match promises to be intense. Australia have the home advantage and the motivation to secure a top position in the standings, but the absence of key players in the playmaker and central roles affects their attacking confidence. Argentina arrive with changes in their pack and ambitions: if the Pumas can control the contact phase and force Edmed into errors under pressure, they stand a chance for a positive outcome. We anticipate a hard-fought, physical encounter; the first half will be end-to-end, with the outcome hinging on managing the finer details-penalties, conversion of tries, and set-piece play will be crucial. Our bet is on a total match score over 50.5.
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