gainst a Boks side which is struggling itself.
I also wonder whether the Boks are in for a letdown - two weeks ago it was the John Smit show, last week it was all about Matfield, this week....?
The Wallabies are hurting from their humiliation last week and that "might" drag a decent and tough performance from them.

At any rate the odds are attractive in a match which is much closer to
50/50.

ted for experience in Stephen Moore and Mark Chisholm, and raw energy in Ben McCalman.
Hooker Moore will play his 50th Test and his selection comes after Faingaa struggled with some of his throw-ins late in the
44-31 loss at Loftus Versfeld.
Brumbies team-mate Chisholm, who has 51 caps, will start his first Test of 2010 after Australia's lineout fell apart when the side's set-piece chief Nathan Sharpe suffered an ankle injury.
Western Force forward McCalman, 22, replaces Brown at No.8 after impressing when he came on from the bench for just his second Test in Pretoria.
Wallabies assistant coach Jim Williams said the side needed to stick to its lineout plan better.
``We went away from it there a little bit and obviously Victor (Matfield) and Juan Smith stole a couple of balls there so we're just making sure we address those and keep nice and positive,'' Williams said.
``For the majority of the game we were in that from set-piece as well.
``It was maybe just technique with throw-ins on a couple and the options that we took inside their 22.
``There are options there to take and we've just got to make sure that we take them next time and make sure we stick to our plan.''
Queenslander Rob Simmons, a late call-up when Scott Higginbotham injured his back during the warm-up last week, drops out of the 22.
The Wallabies are desperate for a win at Vodacom Park to be able to take something out of this Tri-Nations series.
A first victory at altitude in South Africa in 47 years would, as well as shaking that monkey off their backs, avoid the prospect of a second straight one-from-six series haul.
It would also provide some hope for Saturday week's jet-lagged meeting with the rampant All Blacks at ANZ Stadium in Sydney.
Australia: Kurtley Beale, James O'Connor, Adam Ashley-Cooper, Matt Giteau, Drew Mitchell, Quade Cooper, Will Genia, Ben McCalman, David Pocock, Rocky Elsom (capt), Nathan Sharpe, Mark Chisholm, Salesi Ma'afu, Stephen Moore, Benn Robinson. Res: Saia Faingaa, James Slipper, Dean Mumm, Richard Brown, Luke Burgess, Berrick Barnes, Anthony Faingaa.

deserve to lose by 13. Still happy I made my money though...

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now one thing and it is that de villiers coach is a hated man and is only the coach due to his colour. sad world they live in

a; Cory Jane, Conrad Smith, Ma'a Nonu, Joe Rokocoko; Daniel Carter, Jimmy Cowan; Kieran Read, Richie McCaw (capt), Jerome Kaino; Tom Donnelly, Brad Thorn; Ben Franks, Keven Mealamu, Tony Woodcock. Re: Corey Flynn, John Afoa, Sam Whitelock, Victor Vito, Piri Weepu, Aaron Cruden, Israel Dagg

ron Cruden, Israel Dagg.

his knee playing in a Currie Cup match last Saturday and Springbok medical staff declared him unfit after a scan, making utility back Gio Aplon favourite to wear the No.15 jersey.
Title holders South Africa lost twice to New Zealand and once to Australia on the away leg of the southern hemisphere championship while New Zealand have won all four games and need one point from two fixtures to seal first place.