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The British and Irish Lions face Australia in Brisbane on Saturday in the opening match of a three-Test series.
The tourists are unbeaten on Australian soil this summer following victories over Western Force, Queensland Reds, NSW Waratahs, Brumbies and an Invitational AU & NZ side.
Andy Farrell's side will be looking to emulate the series win on the last Lions visit Down Under in 2013.
For team news, the Wallabies form and how to follow the game on BBC Sport - here's all you need to know.
Australia have named an under-strength pack without powerful lock Will Skelton and flanker Rob Valetini, who both have calf injuries.
Debutant Nick Champion de Crespigny will start at number six, while head coach Joe Schmidt has also handed a first Test start to Tom Lynagh, the son of Wallaby great Michael, in the absence of regular fly-half Noah Lolesio.
Former Australia hooker Stephen Moore says the hosts are short on cover in that position.
"Since Stephen Larkham retired in 2007 we haven't had an out-and-out world class number 10," Moore told BBC Rugby Union Weekly.
"Joe [Schmidt] will try to make sure Lynagh's job is kept as simple as possible but 10 is a gap for us."
Harry Wilson will captain the Wallabies from number eight, while Nick Frost and Jeremy Williams will pair up in the second row.
In midfield, Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii and Len Ikitau continue their exciting centre partnership.
Australia are ranked sixth in the world after captain Harry Wilson's last-gasp try denied Fiji a famous win in the Wallabies' only warm-up fixture.
Schmidt's side showed shoots of recovery after a disappointing 2024 Rugby Championship with impressive autumn victories over England and Wales before ending their European campaign with defeats by Scotland and Ireland.
Despite missing key players, former Australia scrum-half Will Genia says the hosts can still claim a famous series win.
"I look at that Lions team on paper and I think – what a team," Genia told BBC Rugby Union Weekly.
"There are world-class players all across it but I do give us a chance. We have some athletes in our team that can really challenge this Lions team and if we can create some time and space for them we can get in the game.
"Whoever wins the first Test will win the series because you gain confidence and rhythm for the remaining games.
"I think Australia win 2-1 with victories in the first and third Tests."
