Welcome to Watch here Italy v Australia Live Streaming End of Year Internationals Match live on PC. You can enjoy this game live on your PC / laptop,So why you miss this exciting race? Just follow live TV link and start watching with 100% HD quality...tv…Prediction: The Wallabies may be reeling from back-to-back defeats but they still boast too much class for an Italian side that has plenty of forward grunt but lacks the backline flair to pose a real threat.
Trivia: Wallabies playmaker Cooper will have fond memories of playing Italy, having scored his first Test try on debut against the
Azzurri in 2008.
Match scheduled:Date:20-11-2010Play Time 14:00 until 16:00GMT15:00 until 17:00CET16:00 until 18:00EET03:00 until 05:00NZT02:00 until 04:00NZST01:00 until 03:00EDT/AUSEnd of Year Internationals
Italy - Player to Watch: Italy boss Nick Mallett has handed a surprise debut to 20-year-old scrum-half Edoardo Gori, who will be hoping his pack have one of their better days at the office to ensure he has time to think.Italy - Team News: Debutant Gori starts in tandem with Brive fly-half Luciano Orquera following an injury to Australian-born playmaker Craig Gower while Alberto Sgarbi is called into the midfield. Hooker Fabio Ongaro also replaces Leonardo Ghiraldini, Andrea Lo Cicero is in at loose-head for Salvatore Perugini and flanker Paul Derbyshire is named in the back-row ahead of Roberto Barbieri.Australia - Player to Watch: Fly-half Quade Cooper was singled out for criticism in the wake of the loss to England and was uncharacteristically quiet at Twickenham. Expect him to explode back into life in Florence.Australia - Team News: Matt Giteau and Benn Robinson have been axed with midweek skipper Berrick Barnes drafted in at No.12 and promising Reds prop James Slipper taking over Robinson's loose-head berth. Brumbies lock Mark Chisholm drops out of the starting XV in favour of Reds youngster Rob Simmons, who is set to make his full debut. Scrum-half Will Genia also misses out due to a rib injury, meaning that Luke Burgess partners Cooper at halfback. Lachie Turner starts on the wing after James O'Connor returned to Australia to attend a funeral.
Italy v Australia - Match Facts:
Italy v Australia All-time record: Played 12; Australia won 12 ; Italy won 0
Biggest winning margin: Australia: 48, 69-21 at Telstra Dome, 2005, Ita: N/A
Highest score: Aus 69 (69-21) at Telstra Dome, 2005, Ita: 21(69-21) at Telstra Dome, 2005
Longest winning sequence: Aus: 11 tests - Oct 22, 1983 to present day, Ita: N/A
Most tries: Aus: 11 (69-21) at Telstra Dome, 2005, Ita: 3 (69-21) at Telstra Dome, 2005
Longest winning sequence: Aus: 11 tests - Oct 22, 1983 to present day, Ita: N/A
Most points (individual) : Aus: Michael Lynagh 46; Sam: Ennio Ponzi, 22
Most tries (individual) : Aus: David Campese, 6; Ita: 14 players, 1
Most points in a Test: Aus: 23 Michael Lynagh at Stadio Flaminio, 1988; Ita: 18 Ramiro Pez at Stadio Flaminio, 2006.
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| Union | Australian Rugby Union |
| Nickname(s) | Wallabies |
| Emblem(s) | the Wallaby |
| Coach(es) |  Robbie Deans |
| Captain(s) | Rocky Elsom |
| Most caps | George Gregan (139) |
| Top scorer | Michael Lynagh (911) |
| Most tries | David Campese (64) |
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| Union | Federazione Italiana Rugby |
| Nickname(s) | Azzurri (the Blues) |
| Ground(s) | Stadio Flaminio, San Siro |
| Coach(es) |  Nick Mallett |
| Captain(s) | Sergio Parisse |
| Most caps | Alessandro Troncon (101) |
| Top scorer | Diego Dominguez (983) |
| Most tries | Marcello Cuttitta (25) |
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Italy
| Team |
| 15 | FB | |
| 14 | W | |
| 13 | C | |
| 12 | C | |
| 11 | W | |
| 10 | FH | |
| 9 | SH | |
| 1 | P | |
| 2 | H | |
| 3 | P | |
| 4 | L | |
| 5 | L | |
| 6 | F | |
| 7 | F | |
| 8 | N8 | |
Australia
| Team |
| 15 | FB | |
| 14 | W | |
| 13 | C | |
| 12 | C | |
| 11 | W | |
| 10 | FH | |
| 9 | SH | |
| 1 | P | |
| 2 | H | |
| 3 | P | |
| 4 | L | |
| 5 | L | |
| 6 | F | |
| 7 | F | |
| 8 | N8 | |
