By Michael Doyle

Topic: Rugby Union

Les Kiss won his first game as Wallabies coach.

In short:

The new Wallabies coach wants his players to be proud and have fun.

Kiss won his first game against Japan.

What's next?

ABC Sport will show the next game live on Saturday.

The new Wallabies era started with a win, but Kiss wants more.

The Wallabies play Japan again this Saturday.

Kiss is planning for the Rugby World Cup next year.

Kiss says his team needs to control their emotions.

The next game is on Saturday against Japan.

Kiss wants his players to be proud and have passion.

Kiss spoke on the radio about his plans.

Kiss wants the team to find their own way.

Kiss wants the team to be inspired by past Wallabies teams.

Kiss was seen laughing during the game.

Kiss said it was a moment to ease the tension.

Kiss wants his players to enjoy the game.

Kiss thinks this is part of the Australian spirit.

This means a lot to Kiss.

Kiss wants to grow the game.

Kiss's players are starting to enjoy the game.

Angus Bell came off the bench last week.

Bell said Kiss focuses on making each game special.

Bell said Test matches are special.

Bell said Kiss reminds them how special it is to play.

Kiss has to make decisions about who plays on Saturday.

Miles Amatosero was suspended for three games.

Joseph-Aukuso Sua'ali'i is injured, and Josh Flook is in the squad.

Massimo De Lutiis might make his debut on Saturday.

The Wallabies want to win three games in a row.

ABC Sport will show the game live on Saturday.

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