Australia will host England in a three-test series this July when one of the oldest rivalries in rugby reignites. England are set to make their first trip down under since 2016, when packed stadiums witnessed epic contests full of attacking rugby and tries galore. The first test will take place at Optus Stadium on Saturday 2 July. This will be the second time that the two teams have met in Western Australia. The first was in 2010 with the home side coming away with a 10 point victory. And with the Bledisloe Cup, The Rugby Championship and Rugby World Cup 2023 on the horizon for the Wallabies, it’s all to play for. Optus Stadium, based in Burswood just 3 kilometres from Perth city, is a multi-purpose world-class venue with a "fans first" commitment. The stadium roof will cover 85 percent of seats, the most coverage of any open-air stadium in Australia and also includes the widest range of seating and hospitality options of any stadium in Australia. Catch the train to the new six-platform Optus Stadium Station or walk there via the Swan River Pedestrian Bridge. The Perth Stadium Bus Station in the Stadium Park and Bus Stands in East Perth also provide easy access to city car parks and areas not currently serviced by rail.