Cooper: Starts in the centres
There's no balance to be struck between rebuilding and winning - we want to do well on Saturday. Our squad isn't experienced but we've selected the team to do well on the weekend
Robbie Deans
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Australia coach Robbie Dean has named a much-changed back line for Saturday's clash with England at Twickenham.
Quade Cooper and Drew Mitchell have been rewarded with starting berths following impressive displays in Tuesday's 36-5 win over Gloucester.
Cooper scored 16 points playing at fly-half in the tour fixture at Kingsholm but switches to inside centre this weekend.
Winger Mitchell, who scored two late tries against the Cherry and Whites, takes over out wide from Digby Ioane, who moves to outside centre having started on the wing in last week's 32-19 loss to New Zealand.
Adam Ashley-Cooper moves to full-back while Ryan Cross and James O'Connor, who both started against the All Blacks in Tokyo, have been dropped to the bench.
The only change in the pack sees George Smith return at openside flanker in place of David Pocock, who is amongst the replacements.
The Wallabies won 28-14 on their last visit to Twickenham but there are just eight survivors in the starting VX from that match last autumn.
Deans is without the services of injured trio Berrick Barnes, Nathan Sharpe and Phil Waugh for the duration of the tour, while Stirling Mortlock is still nursing a calf strain. He is expected to be back for the game against Ireland.
"Saturday is the toughest game because it's England at Twickenham - that's the way it is," the Wallabies coach said.
"We'll have to earn everything we get. We've prepared to win the match and that's what we're aspiring to do.
"England will expect to win and we have an opportunity to chase that result, but we're presuming nothing.
"There's no balance to be struck between rebuilding and winning - we want to do well on Saturday. Our squad isn't experienced but we've selected the team to do well on the weekend.
"It's not as though we've left a lot at home. This is our best crew, England have selected their best crew."
Australia team: A Ashley-Cooper (Brumbies); P Hynes (Queensland Reds), D Ioane (Queensland Reds), Q Cooper (Queensland Reds), D Mitchell ((NSW Waratahs); M Giteau (Brumbies), W Genia (Queensland Reds); B Robinson (NSW Waratahs), S Moore (Brumbies), B Alexander (Brumbies), J Horwill (Queensland Reds), M Chisholm (Brumbies), R Elsom (Brumbies, capt), G Smith (Brumbies), W Palu (NSW Waratahs)
Replacements: T Polota-Nau (NSW Waratahs), M Dunning (Western Force), D Mumm (NSW Waratahs), D Pocock (Western Force), L Burgess (NSW Waratahs), R Cross (Western Force), J O'Connor (Western Force)

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| Time | Fixture |
|---|---|
| Guinness Premiership | |
| Friday 27th November | |
| Guinness Premiership | |
| 19:45 | Sale vs Wasps |
| 20:00 | Newcastle vs Northampton |
| 20:00 | Worcester vs Saracens |
| Saturday 28th November | |
| 15:00 | Harlequins vs Gloucester |
| 15:00 | Leicester vs Leeds Carnegie |
| 17:35 | Bath vs London Irish |
| Saturday 5th December | |
| 15:00 | London Irish vs Worcester |
| 15:00 | Gloucester vs Newcastle |
| 15:00 | Northampton vs Bath |
| 17:35 | Saracens vs Sale |
| Sunday 6th December | |
| 15:00 | Wasps vs Leicester |
| Saturday 26th December | |
| 14:15 | Bath vs Gloucester |
| 15:00 | Leicester vs Sale |
| 15:00 | Worcester vs Northampton |
| Sunday 27th December | |
| 15:00 | London Irish vs Saracens |
| 15:00 | Newcastle vs Leeds Carnegie |
| 16:00 | Harlequins vs Wasps |
| Friday 1st January | |
| 15:00 | Sale vs Harlequins |
| 15:00 | Saracens vs Leicester |
| Saturday 2nd January | |
| 15:00 | Northampton vs London Irish |
| 15:00 | Leeds Carnegie vs Bath |
| 15:00 | Gloucester vs Worcester |
| Sunday 3rd January | |
| 15:00 | Wasps vs Newcastle |
| Friday 8th January | |
| 19:45 | Sale vs Saracens |
| Saturday 9th January | |
| 14:15 | Bath vs Northampton |
| Result |
|---|
| Guinness Premiership |
| Sunday 22nd November |
| Guinness Premiership |
| London Irish 11 - 15 Newcastle |
| Leeds Carnegie 17 - 24 Sale |
| Saracens 22 - 6 Wasps |
| Saturday 21st November |
| Northampton 26 - 17 Harlequins |
| Friday 20th November |
| Worcester 12 - 12 Bath |
| Gloucester 12 - 9 Leicester |
| Sunday 1st November |
| Newcastle 14 - 3 Worcester |
| Wasps 9 - 15 Leeds Carnegie |
| Saturday 31st October |
| Leicester 29 - 15 Northampton |
| Harlequins 9 - 9 London Irish |
| Bath 11 - 12 Saracens |
| Friday 30th October |
| Sale 28 - 23 Gloucester |
| Sunday 25th October |
| Saracens 21 - 15 Leeds Carnegie |
| Saturday 24th October |
| Gloucester 6 - 35 Wasps |
| London Irish 18 - 12 Leicester |
| Northampton 21 - 16 Sale |
| Worcester 22 - 26 Harlequins |
| Bath 16 - 27 Newcastle |
| Sunday 4th October |
| Leeds Carnegie 10 - 26 Gloucester |
| Wasps 20 - 15 Northampton |
| Newcastle 15 - 22 Saracens |
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