Australia's preparations ahead of the International Rules test with Ireland has taken the team to New York.
Alastair Clarkson's side are in The Big Apple for a training camp ahead of the Croke Park clash. Their trip to America also includes a practice match against an American representative GAA team on Saturday.
The Australian squad contains only All Australian players, which is is the AFL version of an All Star award.
Last year's Test Match took place in Perth which Australia won by ten points. Both teams have won nine test series against each other with Ireland winning 20 matches to Australia's 17.
The game takes place in Croke Park on November 21st.
Prep for Int rules started today in NYC the boys, not often U train on Central Park @afl @officialgaa #VirginIRS pic.twitter.com/iG8c43zifA
— Tadhg Kennelly (@TadhgKennelly) November 11, 2015
The Australian team had their first training session together a few hours ago in Central Park 🗽 #VirginIRS pic.twitter.com/yTD64JYG8n
— AFL (@AFL) November 11, 2015
