Australia captain James Slipper wants his Wallabies team mates to remember the pain inflicted on them by South Africa on Saturday as the world champions claimed a 24-8 Rugby Championship win over their hosts in Sydney.
"I want the boys to hurt. Yes, South Africa were good, but I felt like we didn't play much rugby at all," said Slipper. "Individually we need to look at ourselves. I'm confident we're tracking in the right direction. We just need a bit more polish. We need to execute under pressure." Those results, coupled with Saturday's defeat, put the Wallabies on nine points, leaving Rennie's side one point behind table-toppers New Zealand in the standings.
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