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Australia v Wales live score updates, kick-off time and TV channel

Wales face Australia today in the second Test of their tour Down Under.

After losing 25-16 in Sydney, Warren Gatland's team will be desperate to secure victory in Melbourne.

There are just two changes to the team from last week. Josh Hathaway and Aaron Wainwright have been ruled out with injury. Cam Winnett comes into the side at full-back, with Liam Williams shifting over to the wing. James Botham is slotting in on the blind side flank, with Taine Plumtree moving to Number Eight.

There is one more fixture against Super Rugby club side Queensland Reds next week, but this is a must-win game for Gatland's side, who have not won a Test match since they defeated Georgia in the Rugby World Cup pool stages last year.

There were signs of real promise in the performance last week, with Cardiff Rugby star Ben Thomas enjoying a solid outing at fly-half for the first time in the international arena. Wainwright's ball carrying was impressive in the first Test and Wales will need someone to fill his boots now that he is out of the rest of the tour.

Kick-off is at 10.45am (UK time), with the game being shown on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Action.

Stay up to date with the match as it happens by following along with our live blog below.

Australia: Tom Wright; Andrew Kellaway, Josh Flook, Hunter Paisami, Filipo Daugunu; Noah Lolesio, Jake Gordon; James Slipper (capt), Matt Faessler, Taniela Tupou, Jeremy Williams, Lukhan Salakaia-Loto, Rob Valetini, Fraser McReight, Charlie Cale.

Replacements: Josh Nasser, Isaac Kailea, Allan Alaalatoa, Angus Blyth, Langi Gleeson, Nic White, Ben Donaldson, Dylan Pietsch.

Wales: Cameron Winnett; Liam Williams, Owen Watkin, Mason Grady, Rio Dyer; Ben Thomas, Ellis Bevan; Gareth Thomas, Dewi Lake

Read more on walesonline.co.uk