Wallabies vs. All Blacks Predictions – Rugby Championship Week 6 2025

We have Wallabies vs. All Blacks predictions for the Rugby Championship game on Saturday September 27 at 7:45 pm in Perth.

The All Blacks need to win and hope South Africa loses to Argentina to have a chance, but the Wallabies fancy themselves to post an upset victory.

Australia vs. New Zealand Predictions

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Best Bet

All Blacks –4.5 @ $1.90

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Punters don’t often get the All Blacks at –4.5 against the Wallabies, so we’re jumping on the line. They might not have been overly impressive last week, but they got the job done, and playing in Perth won’t worry them.

There are concerns surrounding New Zealand’s captaincy, with Scott Barrett not doing a great job, but they’re still better than Australia. They don’t have their best team for this game, but even the reserves should be too good for the home side.

A lack of finishing power is a concern for the Wallabies, who are playing better in 2025 than the last handful of years. However, they’re still a work in progress, and covering a +4.5 spread against the ABs won’t be easy.

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Same Game Multi

All Blacks –4.5, Will Jordan Anytime Try Scorer, Leicester Fainga’anuku Anytime Try Scorer, Under 57.5 @ $13.50

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We’re going with a couple of All Blacks to score a try, including our main man Will Jordan, who is a $2.05 chance to score a try.

That’s a great price for a player who knows how to find the line, and although his recent form has been a touch below his best, he should enjoy the conditions in Perth, and he should look to lead by example in the back line.

Leicester Fainga’anuku gets his chance to impress selectors, and he’s also a $2.05 chance to score. Look for the big back to crash over for a try.

Under 57.5 points is included because we don’t think Australia scores over 21 points. The final score could be around 34-20, so back the under.

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Best Value Bet

All Blacks 14+ @ $2.90

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There is every chance the All Blacks send a message on Saturday night with a one-sided performance. They are needing to produce a big score to reset momentum, and we believe they’re in for a big win.

Australia has played better than expected, but that could come to an end in the final Rugby Championship match of its year.

Getting $2.90 for the visitors to hammer the hosts is good shopping.