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Wallabies welcomed to Kingsholm

16,500 filled every seat at Kingsholm as Gloucester were beaten 36-5 by Australia in the Wallabies' warm-up game ahead of their international against England this Saturday.

BBC Points West's Alistair Durden was there, and he spoke to Gloucester's Freddie Burns and Jake Boer after the game, along with Australia Assistant Coach, Jim Williams.

READ MORE: Gloucester 5-36 Australia

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