Scotland and Australia are set to meet at Murrayfield in Edinburgh on Sunday, Nov. 15, for a Nations Championship fixture.
Both sides are looking to bounce back from disappointing starts to their November campaigns.
Gregor Townsend’s side saw hopes of a first-ever success against New Zealand wiped out by a second-half surge from the All Blacks last Saturday.
Despite that setback, the hosts hold a strong recent record against the Wallabies.
Meanwhile, the visiting squad enters the match with a point to prove after failing to produce their best performance against England.
Scotland will expect a much improved showing from the tourists as the competition continues.
The match is scheduled to kick off at 3:10 p.m. GMT.
Viewers in the United Kingdom can watch the game live on ITV1, with television coverage beginning at 2 p.m. GMT.
A live stream will also be made available to fans via ITVX.
Ahead of the fixture, Scotland has tweaked its back three by recalling Blair Kinghorn and Darcy Graham to the starting lineup.
Kyle Rowe and Jamie Dobie drop out of the starting XV, though Dobie provides versatility as scrum-half cover among the replacements.
The Scottish substitutes bench also features a potential debutant in Newcastle Red Bulls back rower Ollie Leatherbarrow.
Australia has likewise freshened up its lineup following the disappointing performance against England.
Carter Gordon returns at fly half, while Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii shifts into the midfield following an injury to Isaac Henry.
Harry Potter has been brought in on the wing, and Rob Valetini is promoted from the bench into the starting XV.
Jeremy Williams moves to a regular second-row role, with Brandon Paenga-Amosa and Tom Hooper named among the Australian replacements.