Michael Cheika
International matches as Head Coach
Note: World Rankings Column shows the World Ranking Australia was placed at on the following Monday after each of their matches

Michael Cheika

Section Title: International matches as Head Coach
Table Section Text: Note: World Rankings Column shows the World Ranking Australia was placed at on the following Monday after each of their matches

Matches (2014–Present)

Match	Date	Opposition	Venue	Score (AUS first)	Competition	Captain	World Rank

2014

1	8 November	Wales	Millennium Stadium, Cardiff	33–28	End-of-year tour	Michael Hooper	3rd

2	15 November	France	Stade de France, Paris	26–29	4th

3	22 November	Ireland	Aviva Stadium, Dublin	23–26	5th

4	29 November	England	Twickenham, London	17–26	5th

2015

5	18 July	South Africa	Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane	24–20	Rugby Championship	Stephen Moore	5th

6	25 July	Argentina	Malvinas Argentinas, Mendoza	34–9	5th

7	8 August	New Zealand	ANZ Stadium, Sydney	27–19	3rd

8	15 August	New Zealand	Eden Park, Auckland	13–41	Bledisloe test	Stephen Moore	3rd

9	5 September	United States	Soldier Field, Chicago	47–10	Pre-RWC test	James Slipper	2nd

10	23 September	Fiji	Millennium Stadium, Cardiff	28–13	2015 Rugby World Cup	Stephen Moore	2nd

11	27 September	Uruguay	Villa Park, Birmingham	65–3	Dean Mumm	3rd

12	3 October	England	Twickenham, London	33–13	Stephen Moore	2nd

13	10 October	Wales	Twickenham, London	15–6	2nd

14	18 October	Scotland	Twickenham, London	35–34	2nd

15	October	Argentina	Twickenham, London	29–15	2nd

16	31 October	New Zealand	Twickenham, London	17–34	2nd

2016

17	11 June	England	Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane	28–39	English test series	Stephen Moore	2nd

18	18 June	AAMI Park, Melbourne	7–23	4th

19	25 June	Allianz Stadium, Sydney	40–44	4th

20	20 August	New Zealand	ANZ Stadium, Sydney	8–42	Rugby Championship	Stephen Moore	4th

21	27 August	Westpac Stadium, Wellington	9–29	4th

22	10 September	South Africa	Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane	23–17	3rd

23	17 September	Argentina	nib Stadium, Perth	36–20	3rd

24	1 October	South Africa	Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria	10–18	4th

25	8 October	Argentina	Twickenham, London	33–21	3rd

26	22 October	New Zealand	Eden Park, Auckland	10–37	Bledisloe test	Stephen Moore	3rd

27	5 November	Wales	Millennium Stadium, Cardiff	32–8	End-of-year tour	Stephen Moore	3rd

28	12 November	Scotland	Murrayfield, Edinburgh	23–22	3rd

29	19 November	France	Stade de France, Paris	25–23	3rd

30	26 November	Ireland	Aviva Stadium, Dublin	24–27	3rd

31	3 December	England	Twickenham, London	21–37	3rd

2017

32	10 June	Fiji	AAMI Park, Melbourne	37–14	June tests	Michael Hooper	3rd

33	17 June	Scotland	Allianz Stadium, Sydney	19–24	4th

34	24 June	Italy	Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane	40–27	Stephen Moore	4th

35	19 August	New Zealand	ANZ Stadium, Sydney	34–54	Rugby Championship	Michael Hooper	5th

36	26 August	Forsyth Barr Stadium, Dunedin	29–35	5th

37	9 September	South Africa	nib Stadium, Perth	23–23	5th

38	16 September	Argentina	GIO Stadium, Canberra	45–20	5th

39	30 September	South Africa	Toyota Stadium, Bloemfontein	27–27	5th

40	7 October	Argentina	Malvinas Argentinas, Mendoza	37–20	3rd

41	21 October	New Zealand	Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane	23–18	Bledisloe test	Michael Hooper	3rd

42	4 November	Japan	Nissan Stadium, Yokohama	63–30	End-of-year tour	Michael Hooper	3rd

43	11 November	Wales	Millennium Stadium, Cardiff	29–21	3rd

44	18 November	England	Twickenham, London	6–30	3rd

45	25 November	Scotland	Murrayfield, Edinburgh	24–53	4th

2018

46	9 June	Ireland	Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane	18–9	Ireland test series	Michael Hooper	3rd

47	16 June	AAMI Park, Melbourne	21–26	4th

48	23 June	Allianz Stadium, Sydney	16–20	5th

49	18 August	New Zealand	ANZ Stadium, Sydney	13–38	Rugby Championship	Michael Hooper	5th

50	25 August	Eden Park, Auckland	12–40	5th

51	8 August	South Africa	Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane	23–18	5th

52	15 September	Argentina	Robina Stadium, Gold Coast	19–23	David Pocock	7th

53	29 September	South Africa	Mandela Bay, Port Elizabeth	12–23	Michael Hooper	7th

54	6 October	Argentina	Estadio Martearena, Salta	45–34	7th

55	27 October	New Zealand	Nissan Stadium, Yokohama	20–37	Bledisloe test	Michael Hooper	7th

56	10 November	Wales	Millennium Stadium, Cardiff	6–9	End-of-year tour	7th

57	17 November	Italy	Stadio Euganeo, Padova	26–7	6th

58	24 November	England	Twickenham, London	18–37

Sentence(s)

On November 11, Australia faced and defeated Wales by 29–21.

final_sentence: On November 11, Australia faced and defeated Wales by 29–21.