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Australia expecting more magic from 'freak' Suaalii
Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii was Monday hailed as a "freak" by his Australian midfield partner Len Ikitau after an eye-catching performance against England in his first game of professional rugby union.
The former rugby league star won the man-of-the-match award in the visitors' 42-37 win at Twickenham on Saturday and is now training his focus on Wales.
"He is a freak, man," Ikitau told a Wallabies press conference in Cardiff, ahead of Sunday's clash.
"Just being able to play next to him and see what he can do on the field is awesome. And we are just expecting more from him now he has had his first game.
"We saw all of that at training. He came in, he did what he needed to learn and just showcased his skills on the field.
"I thought it was awesome to see him defending the 13 channel. He just wanted to be involved and wanted to get the ball."
Warren Gatland's Wales are just one defeat away from a record 11th successive Test match loss after a 24-19 reversal against Fiji and the Wallabies will be confident of collecting a 10th win from their past 12 Cardiff visits.
Suaalii is set to be at the heart of that, and even if they have not faced him in person yet, Wales know all about him.
"Seriously impressive," was how Wales fly-half Gareth Anscombe described Suaalii's masterclass.
"He made the game look pretty easy, didn't he?" Anscombe said. "But look, it is going to be a great challenge and I am sure he will probably start in the midfield.
"I thought he had a sensational debut. He was dangerous, good in the air and quite a rangy player."
T.Bondarenko--BTB