The Wallabies and Springboks are preparing for a historic fixture at Sydney's Allianz Stadium.
It will be the first time an International fixture will be played at the new 42,500-seat stadium, with tickets already sold out.
Read the Official Wallabies v Springboks Test Program here!
Dave Rennie has kept a relatively unchanged line-up as they hunt for back-to-back wins, with Jake Gordon the only change on the bench.
It is the first time since Ireland in 2018 that a Wallabies coach has named the same starting XV for consecutive Tests.
"It's been a challenge for us this year, we haven't been able to back up a good performance with another one and it's been spoken about this week," skipper James Slipper said in the build-up told reporters on Friday.
"I can see this stadium turning into a fortress for us ... a big Sydney crowd, passionate about their rugby.
"And that's what we plan to do, is to make sure we play a game not only for our fans around Australia, but the fans that come in and watch this."
It's a stark contrast to the Springboks with South Africa coach Jacques Nienaber making eight changes to his side.
This includes a debut on the wing for teenage utility back Canan Moodie and a move to flyhalf for Damian Willemse.
Flyhalf Handre Pollard, centre Lukhanyo Am and flanker Pieter-Steph du Toit have been ruled out by knee injuries, with Pollard and Am out for the rest of the Rugby Championship.
That means a shift from fullback to flyhalf for Willemse, who is replaced in the No.15 jersey by the experienced Willie le Roux.
Check out our official match programme for the historic double header below to see the team lists, key stats, players to watch and feature stories.
This includes an in-depth look at Jed Holloway and Len Ikitau's rises through the ranks, as well as Wallaroo Georgina Friedrichs' recovery from a near-career-ending hip injury
