**Wallabies Aim for Grand Slam Upset as Lions Tour Approaches** Joseph Sua’ali’i has been rapidly integrated into the Australian rugby team as coach Joe Schmidt looks for a spark ahead of four crucial Tests in the UK and Ireland. In 1984, Australia executed a clever play at Twickenham against England, known as “Leaguie,” which resulted in the first try of their grand slam victory over the home nations. Flyhalf Mark Ella received a pass from halfback Nick Farr-Jones, looped around centre Michael Lynagh, and then delivered a brilliant dummy to slip past the defense and score. Now, four decades later, a new version of the Australian “Leaguie” is set to be unleashed as the Wallabies embark on their grand slam mission. The team has confirmed that Sua’ali’i, their highly sought-after recruit from the NRL, has been fast-tracked into the squad for the upcoming Spring Tests against England, Wales, Scotland, and Ireland. Sua’ali’i was lured back to rugby with a record three-year contract worth AU$5 million, and his inclusion is expected to add a dynamic edge to the Wallabies' campaign.