London: On Sunday, across England, the clocks moved back an hour, ushering in the months of cold and darkness that lie ahead.

The Wallabies also arrived in the United Kingdom, and one couldn’t be blamed for rewinding the clock nearly 12 months to the day the Wallabies defeated England at Twickenham. A magical no-look flick pass from Len Ikitau and a match-winning try that announced Max Jorgensen to the world are the lasting memories.

Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii also marked his first game of professional rugby with a man of the match performance. Anything seemed possible.

Now, after a successful pit-stop in Japan that stretched the squad’s depth, Saturday’s Test against England brings both possibility and pressure for a Wallabies team desperate to regain rhythm.

The Wallabies outfit that sil

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