The odds are stacked against the Flying Fijian to cause an upset against the Wallabies in the one off test on Saturday night.
History, past results and on form performance of the two teams weighs heavily in favour for the Australian side to beat Fiji in Canberra.
Out of the 14 Test match played between the two countries in Australia the host has won on 11 occasions with Fiji just managing only two wins in 1952 and 1954 while they drew 3 all in 1961.
The last test match played between the two team in Australian soil was in 2007 where the Wallabies thumped Fiji 49-nil which is their biggest winning margin since the first test match in 1952.
Our Australian correspondent, Tim Gavel said the Wallabies starting line has a lot of experience which will have an edge against the Fiji boys.
Fiji manager, Semi Rogoyawa said they have told the players that past results do not carry any weight going into this game.
Rogoyawa added the players know that this is a life time chance for them to prove their worth in the national jumper.
The Fiji and Wallabies test match kicks-off on Saturday at 9.40pm.
Odds favour Wallabies against Flying Fijians
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