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5th November 2019
01:39pm GMT
Kicking off with Jerry Flannery's team, there were seven players (four Springboks and three English) that featured in the World Cup final, with New Zealand also having three inclusions.
There is a big call at outhalf, too. The players in bold are ones that all three lads agreed were worthy enough of inclusions in their final selections.
1. Joe Moody (New Zealand) 2. Shota Horie (Japan) 3. Kyle Sinckler (England) 4. Maro Itoje (England) 5. Scott Barrett (New Zealand) 6. Tom Curry (England) 7. Pieter Steph Du Toit (South Africa) 8. Duane Vermeulen (South Africa) 9. Faf De Klerk (South Africa) 10. Dan Biggar (Wales) 11. Josh Adams (Wales) 12. Manu Tuilagi (England) 13. Timothy Lafaele (Japan) 14. Cheslin Kolbe (South Africa) 15. Beauden Barrett (New Zealand)
Barry Murphy went with the same front row as Flannery with Shota Horie (pictured above) as his starting hooker. Alun Wyn Jones joined Itoje in his second row while Du Toit and Ardie Savea were joined in the back row by Springbok No.8 Duane Vermeuelen.
Richie Mo'unga was Murphy's outhalf pick and he found room for Kotaro Matsushima on the wing. He also got All Blacks centre Anton Lienert Brown into his midfield.
Trimble bumped out Joe Moody for South African loosehead Tendai Mtawarira and said he would be happy with either Codie Taylor or Dane Coles (both New Zealand) at hooker.
Japan captain Michael Leitch is his No.8 while he goes for the English trio of George Ford (10), Owen Farrell (12) and Manu Tuilagi (13). The former Ulster and Ireland winger also found room for Matsushima.
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