text: RUGBY UNION - LITTLE TO MISS CAMPESE FAREWELL. Robert Kitson 
   LONDON 1996-12-06 
   Centre Jason Little will miss Australia's end-of-tour fixture against the Barbarians at Twickenham on Saturday. Little has opted not to risk aggravating the knee injury which ruled him out of a large chunk of the tour and is replaced by fellow Queenslander Daniel Herbert. Owen Finegan has recovered from the knocks he took in last weekend's test against Wales and retains his place in the back-row ahead of Daniel Manu. The Wallabies have their sights set on a 13th successive victory to end their European tour with a 100 percent record but also want to turn on the style and provide David Campese with a fitting send-off in his final match in Australian colours. The Wallabies currently have no plans to make any special presentation to the 34-year-old winger but a full house of 75, 000 spectators will still gather in the hope of witnessing one last moment of magic. Campese will be up against a familiar foe in the shape of Barbarians captain Rob Andrew, the man who kicked Australia to defeat with a last-ditch drop-goal in the World Cup quarter-final in Cape Town. " Campo has a massive following in this country and has had the public with him ever since he first played here in 1984, " said Andrew, also likely to be making his final Twickenham appearance. On tour, Australia have won all four tests against Italy, Scotland, Ireland and Wales, and scored 414 points at an average of almost 35 points a game. League duties restricted the Barbarians' selectorial options but they still boast 13 internationals including England full-back Tim Stimpson and recalled wing Tony Underwood, plus All Black forwards Ian Jones and Norm Hewitt. Teams: 
   Barbarians - 15 - Tim Stimpson (England); 14 - Nigel Walker (Wales), 13 - Allan Bateman (Wales), 12 - Gregor Townsend (Scotland), 11 - Tony Underwood (England); 10 - Rob Andrew (England), 9 - Rob Howley (Wales); 8 - Scott Quinnell (Wales), 7 - Neil Back (England), 6 - Dale McIntosh (Pontypridd), 5 - Ian Jones (New Zealand), 4 - Craig Quinnell (Wales), 3 - Darren Garforth (Leicester), 2 - Norm Hewitt (New Zealand), 1 - Nick Popplewell (Ireland). Australia - 15 - Matthew Burke; 14 - Joe Roff, 13 - Daniel Herbert, 12 - Tim Horan (captain), 11 - David Campese; 10 - Pat Howard, 9 - Sam Payne; 8 - Michael Brial, 7 - David Wilson, 6 - Owen Finegan, 5 - David Giffin, 4 - Tim Gavin, 3 - Andrew Blades, 2 - Marco Caputo, 1 - Dan Crowley.
competitors: Applied Materials, Halliburton