This week on Stan Sport

The Autumn Nations Series concludes with Wales taking on the Wallabies and England hosting South Africa. The Wallabies will be desperate to end their campaign with a win but will be without several of their star players.

The Professional Fighters League (PFL) returns Saturday (9:00am AEDT) with the 2022 World Championships live from Madison Square Garden. The biggest night in MMA will feature six title fights, six belts and $6 million USD on the line. Rob Wilkinson will be looking to become the first ever Aussie PFL champion when he takes on UFC veteran Akhmedov for $1 million USD and the Light Heavyweight title.

WALES V WALLABIES
SUNDAY 27 NOVEMBER
LIVE & EXCLUSIVE ON STAN SPORT FROM 1:55AM AEDT

The Wallabies will hope to end their season on a high as they tackle Wales at their Cardiff fortress. The Welsh are reeling after their historic loss to Georgia last weekend and will be out to make amends.

ENGLAND V SOUTH AFRICA
SUNDAY 27 NOVEMBER
LIVE & EXCLUSIVE ON STAN SPORT FROM 4:20AM AEDT

South Africa and England will square off in a heavyweight rematch of the 2019 Rugby World Cup final.
The Springboks are coming off a win over Italy while England had a thrilling draw against the All Blacks.

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2022 PFL WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP

SATURDAY 26 NOVEMBER
LIVE & EXCLUSIVE ON STAN SPORT FROM 9:00AM AEDT

WOMEN’S LIGHTWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP
KAYLA HARRISON V LARISSA PACHECO

LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP
ROB WILKINSON V OMARI AKHMEDOV

FEATHERWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP
BRENDAN LOUGHNANE V BUBBA JENKINS

HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP
ANTE DELIJA V MATHEUS SCHEFFEL

WOMEN’S FEATHERWEIGHT
ASPEN LADD V JULIA BUDD

LIGHTWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP
STEVIE RAY V OLIVIER AUBIN-MERCIER

WELTERWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP
SADIBOU SY V DILANO TAYLOR

The biggest night in MMA will see an astonishing six champions crowned, each also earning a life-changing $1million USD in prize money as the PFL season comes to a dramatic close.

The event will be headlined by the most dominant woman in MMA, the undefeated dual Olympic gold medalist Kayla Harrison, who will be seeking her third PFL World Championship in the main event against fearsome Brazilian Larissa Pacheco, who has been tearing through her opponents.

Also on the main card is Aussie Rob Wilkinson who will have his sights set on becoming the first Australian to win a PFL championship when he takes on tough UFC veteran Omari Akhmedov.