James O'Connor's return from injury at five-eighth means yet another home for Wallabies Mr Fix It Reece Hodge.<\/p>\n
O'Connor will start at No 10 for Australia on Saturday in Sydney in the Tri Nations finale against an Argentina team in tumult.<\/p>\n
It is O'Connor's first action since injuring his knee in the second Bledisloe Cup Test in Auckland.<\/p>\n
Hodge replaces Tom Banks at fullback which means, remarkably, he has now started a Test in every backline position except halfback.<\/p>\n
The other starting change is Allan Alaalatoa in for Taniela Tupou at tighthead prop.<\/p>\n
The Wallabies need to beat Argentina by a mission impossible 101 points to overtake the All Blacks and claim the Tri Nations.<\/p>\n
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"It's great to have James back in the team this weekend, he brings a lot of experience to a young group and has been working really hard to get his body right to be able to get back on the field," Wallabies coach Dave Rennie said.<\/p>\n
"Reece has done a great job for us at No 10\u00a0over the past two games and we're confident he'll put in another good performance for us on Saturday night from fullback.<\/p>\n
"The side has worked really hard over the last 10 weeks or so and built a strong connection and I know as a full squad we are really keen to put together a performance that reflects that."<\/p>\n