This is going to be a very interesting game... I'm already super nervous about it given England's record against us lately has been pretty strong and they're tough at home.
That said, it'll be hard to pick until we see the teams and the Wallabies have made some pretty massive strides in their set piece this year, which should nullify England's traditional advantage there somewhat.
Moreover, I don't see the loss to Wales as a bad thing for us because what it ultimately means is that the pressure is all on England, and the ramifications of a loss will be bearing very heavily on all their minds. If England lose, their media will be brutal and unforgiving and that's bound to play on the nerves of a few in their set up.
The stakes are obviously high for the Wallabies, but if they lose it'll still struggle to make headlines here with the AFL and NRL GFs sucking all the media oxygen this weekend.
With that in mind I think that Australia will go into this match with an understanding of what they're up against, but nothing like the burden England carry. I also think that the Wales game showed us that this England side don't handle pressure particularly well, and the loss will add to their doubts.
On the sides more generally, I think we'll hold our own at the set piece, but dominate the breakdown and depending on who we have in the halves, play with more creativity. My only major concern is goal kicking - we have a couple guys in Cooper and Foley who have struggle to hit 50 and 60% in tests lately, and those are efforts that lose tests... we need a bloke who can do the job reliably or England can and will kick their way to victory if the game gets tight and tries are hard to come by.
