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Published 04:50 21 Jun 2018 BST
Updated 06:45 21 Jun 2018 BST
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Having played so superbly in the Second Test victory in Melbourne, Garry Ringrose drops out of the team, and squad. Schnidt has reverted back to the midfield that begun the series in Melbourne - Bundee Aki and Robbie Henshaw in the 13 jersey.
The Ringrose omission is one no-one saw coming but Ali and Henshaw do have a good working relationship in the centre.
Stockdale resumes his position on the left wing while Keith Earls switches back to the right. Andrew Conway, who scored the opening try last weekend before coming off injured, misses out entirely. Both he and Dan Leavy's absence could well be fitness related.
Conor Murray and Johnny Sexton will start in the 9/10 axis and they are deputised by Kieran Marmion and the uncapped Leinster outhalf Ross Byrne.
Rob Kearney Keith Earls Robbie Henshaw Bundee Aki Jacob Stockdale Johnny Sexton Conor Murray Jack McGrath Sean Cronin Tadhg Furlong Devin Toner James Ryan CJ Stander Peter O'Mahony (captain) Jack ConanReplacements: Niall Scannell, Cian Healy, John Ryan, Tadhg Beirne, Jordi Murphy, Kieran Marmion, Ross Byrne, Jordan Larmour. The Wallabies named their match-day squad around the same time and there are two changes to the starting XVs from Sydney and Melbourne. Lukhan Tui comes in at blindside, with David Pocock shifting to No.8, and Nick Phipps replaces the injured Will Genia at scrum-half. https://twitter.com/qantaswallabies/status/1009644737454792704 The final game of the three-Test series takes place at 11:05am (Irish time) on Saturday.
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