The Wallabies found their form again after they beat USA 67-5 last night.
The Australians ran in a total of 11 tries compared to 1 from the US.
Stand-in captain, Will Genia said they talked about lifting their performance after last weekend’s loss to Ireland.
Genia added they are still in the running for the quarterfinals and it is a likely showdown with defending champion, South Africa.
Still on the Rugby World Cup:
The team that has put the All Blacks out of the Rugby World Cup twice in the quarterfinals, France, will throw everything they have to prove that they do not fear playing the All Blacks, even at Eden Park.
All eyes will be on the decision to shift Morgan Parra to first five-eighth from halfback.
The move has raised some eyebrows, but France coach Marc Lievremont remains adamant his team would go all out for the victory in a match which will effectively decide Pool A.
The loser of the crunch match will end up on the Northern Hemisphere side of the draw and will likely playing England in the quarterfinals and then either Wales or Ireland in the semifinals.
The France and All Blacks match kicks off 8.30 tonight.
Meanwhile, England will play Romania at 6pm.
Story by: Dhanjay Deo
Wallabies hammer USA
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