Jorgensen, who hasn’t played a game in almost 100 days since suffering a syndesmosis injury, is set to start on one wing. He was in outstanding form for the Waratahs before being injured in a hip-drop style tackle against the Hurricanes. Force winger Harry Potter is likely to be rewarded for a strong Super Rugby season with a start on the other wing, ahead of Kellaway and Filipo Daugunu. Waratahs halfback Jake Gordon is set to sit out the Fiji game, however, due to an ongoing hamstring niggle, meaning Tate McDermott will start in the halves with Noah Lolesio. It is unclear if Gordon’s injury will imperil his chances of making the first Test team on July 19. The forward pack will maintain consistency from last year, albeit with Dave Porecki set to return in one of the hooker roles, along with Billy Pollard. Matt Faessler is returning from a long-term injury for the Reds against the Lions on Wednesday night, and is set to return to the Wallabies camp after the game.