Max Jorgensen's last-gasp try gave Australia a dramatic 42-37 victory over England on Saturday in a frenetic 10-try match that saw the lead change hands four times in a breathtaking final 15 minutes.

There was a major shake-up in the World Rugby rankings after New Zealand beat Ireland in Dublin and Australia upset England in London.

Former players and media pundits are heaping praise on the Wallabies after their surprise victory over England, hailing the last-gasp win as a turning point for Australian rugby under its New Zealand coach Joe Schmidt.

A stunning Test match, one that launched Joseph Sua’ali’i onto the international stage as new global superstar, one that has salvaged next year’s British and Irish Lions tour and has left England’s autumn campaign in absolute tatters.

Australia coach Joe Schmidt said his side’s dramatic 42-37 victory over England at Twickenham on Saturday will give the Wallabies belief they can reverse their fortunes after a torrid run of form. Having lost five out of six matches in the Rugby Championship,

This was also just Australia’s second win in their last 12 Tests against England, with the Wallabies the underdogs after losing five of their six games in this year’s southern

Australia secured a dramatic victory over England in a Twickenham thriller as Max Jorgensen’s final-minute try piled more pressure on Steve Borthwick. After a narrow defeat to the All Blacks in their Autumn Nations Series opener continued a run of close losses,

Wallabies and England set for thrilling finale at Twickenham - The Autumn Nations Series continues as Steve Borthwick’s England desperately need to turn performances into results against Joe Schmidt’s