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Live: Wallaroos dominating Scotland ahead of Wallabies' clash with All Blacks

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The Wallaroos face Scotland in the first match of rugby's historic quadruple header, before the Wallabies meet the All Blacks in the Bledisloe Cup.

The Australian women's and men's sevens teams will also play at Stadium Australia, when they take on New Zealand and Fiji respectively.

It is the first time all four national teams have appeared on the same match-day schedule.

Follow our live blog.

Not long to go!

How do I watch?

By Luke Pentony

Nine and Stan Sport are broadcasting all four matches.

Coverage begins at 11:45am, AEDT.

Check your local TV guides for more details (I've always wanted to say that).

Wallaroos vs Scotland: Team Lists

By Luke Pentony

Waiaria Ellis runs the ball.
Waiaria Ellis will drive the Wallaroos' attack at fly half. (Getty)

I can't wait for the first match of the day — it's the Wallaroos facing the Scots!

It's only three weeks since they last played each other in the Global XV Series, with the Wallaroos coming away with a 30-10 victory in Edinburgh.

Here's how the teams are looking:

Wallaroos (15-1): Desiree Miller, Amelia Whitaker, Georgina Friedrichs, Faitala Moleka, Maya Stewart, Waiaria Ellis, Samantha Wood, Pia Tapsell, Piper Duck, Siokapesi Palu Sekona (c), Michaela Leonard, Kaitlan Leaney, Faliki Pohiva, Brittany Merlo, Brianna Hoy

Reserves: Tania Naden, Allana Sikimeti, Eva Karpani, Jemma Bemrose, Emily Chancellor, Lily Bone, Piper Simons, Cecilia Smith

Scotland(15-1): Hannah Ramsay, Rhona Lloyd, Evie Wills, Meryl Smith, Katie Buchanan, Helen Nelson, Leia Brebner-Holden, Evie Gallagher, Rachel McLachlan, Rachel Malcolm (c), Sarah Bonar, Holland Bogan, Elliann Clarke, Lana Skeldon, Anne Young

Reserves: Aicha Sutcliffe, Leah Bartlett, Molly Poolman, Hollie Cunningham, Eva Donaldson, Ceitidh Ainsworth, Shona Campbell, Chloe Rollie

You can read more on the Wallaroos' team selection here:

Hello there!

By Luke Pentony

Welcome!

My name is Luke Pentony and it's great to have you on board for ABC Sport's coverage of the historic quadruple header at Sydney's Stadium Australia.

What a day we have ahead of us … four rugby matches across both formats!

View the original on ABC News (Australia) →

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