Wallabies coach Michael Cheika isn't surprised almost everyone has written his side off.
Cheika says it's up to them to write their own chapters if they want to change that attitude around.
A miserable year for Australian Super Rugby teams ‑ they went 0‑26 against Kiwi franchises ‑ started the 2017 rot, before the All Blacks twisted the knife with a 54‑34 flogging in Sydney last weekend.
Given what happened at ANZ Stadium last week, chances are even the most passionate Wallabies fan would laugh in your face if you asked whether or not they felt their team could win in Dunedin and deny the All Blacks from locking up the Bledisloe Cup for a 15th consecutive year.
The TAB has slapped the All Blacks down as $1.02 favourites, while the once feared Aussies have blown out to $12.00 outsiders.
New Zealand has won 17 of the 22 tests played between the teams since 2010, with the Wallabies winning a couple and the teams sharing the spoils twice.
The All Blacks will face the Wallabies at 7.35pm tomorrow.
Source: Stuff.co
