After guiding Ireland to their first away win over Australia for almost 40 years, Joe Schmidt was reluctant to celebrate.
Australia and Ireland are tied at one win apiece heading into the deciding Test in Sydney next weekend.
Michael Cheika was not impressed with Neil Francis' choice of words when criticising David Pocock and neither was Peter O'Mahony.
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Michael Cheika named an unchanged Australia squad for his team's second Test against Ireland.
Australia did not always have it their own way against a much-changed Ireland team, but, according to Michael Hooper, that was their plan.
Ireland were beaten for the first time in over a year against Australia, but Joe Schmidt saw an experimental side as competitive.
Ireland tasted defeat for the first time since March 2017, as David Pocock returned to give Australia victory in the first Test.
Ireland will expect to extend their winning run by another three matches in Australia, according to Wallabies coach Michael Cheika.
Ireland skipper Peter O'Mahony expects Australia to provide the same tough test they usually do, resulting in a "huge battle".
Michael Hooper insists the Wallabies have the attack to hurt Ireland at Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane on Saturday.
Allan Alaalatoa was in the side to face Ireland at Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane Saturday, however, he succumbed to an ankle knock.
Ireland's last Test win in Australia came in 1979 but Brian O'Driscoll believes the Six Nations Grand Slam champions can down the Wallabies.
Australia have two debutants in their XV for Saturday's clash with Ireland, who themselves have a new look for this tour.
David Pocock and Israel Folau's differing views on gay rights could make for an uneasy dynamic in the Australia team, says Brian O'Driscoll.
Ireland are already looking towards defending their Six Nations title and attacking the World Cup, according to coach Joe Schmidt.