Wallabies add Cardiff clash to GS tour Thursday, October 15, 2009 (13:17:45) The Wallabies have added a mid-week match against the Cardiff Blues to their upcoming Grand Slam tour. This will be the first time that the two sides meet in 25 years with the Wallabies yet to win a match. Incredibly, Cardiff have triumphed in all six encounters between the teams over the years, the last of which was in 1984 when Cardiff toppled Australia 16-12. Cardiff Blues CEO, Robert Norster, who played in the 1984 clash, said of the November 24 match at the new Cardiff City stadium: "The opportunity for our team to play international opposition at our new home is naturally one to relish. Having personally played my part in the proud history of Cardiff RFC against the Wallabies, I understand how prestigious such occasions can be. "I am certain this momentous fixture will capture the imagination for many, as well as, provide a great opportunity for us to celebrate this season's new beginning. This is a great and affordable chance for supporters of all ages to see such illustrious visitors clash with our team in a special celebratory occasion during the final week of their European tour". Cardiff Blues Director of Rugby, David Young said: "The match against Australia should be a great occasion for all the fans and everyone involved with the Cardiff Blues." "It's also a great opportunity for those players who have not played international rugby to play against one of the best teams in the world." "This will be the first time the Blues have played against an international team and hopefully the fans will turn out in force to support the team on what promises to be a great occasion for the region at the new Cardiff City Stadium." Content received from: SARugby.com, http://www.sarugby.com/news