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Brumbies vs Hurricanes: Super Rugby live scores, blog

Roar Guru
30th June, 2018
When: 7:45pm AEST
Where: CEO Stadium, Canberra
TV: Fox Footy

Brumbies
1. Scott Sio
2. Folau Fainga'a
3. Ben Alexander
4. Rory Arnold
5. Blake Enever
6. Thomas Cusack
7. David Pocock
8. Isi Naisarani
9. Joe Powell
10. Christian Lealiifano
11. Andy Muirhead
12. Kyle Godwin
13. Tevita Kuridrani
14. Henry Speight
15. Thomas Banks
16. Connal McInerney
17. Nic Mayhew
18. Les Makin
19. Richie Arnold
20. Darcy Swain
21. Matt Lucas
22. Wharenui Hawera
23. Lausii Taliauli

Hurricanes
1. Toby Smith
2. Ricky Riccitelli
3. Jeff Toomaga-Allen
4. Michael Fatialofa
5. Sam Lousi
6. Reed Prinsep
7. Sam Henwood
8. Gareth Evans
9. TJ Perenara
10. Jackson Garden-Bachop
11. Ben Lam
12. Ngani Laumape
13. Jordie Barrett
14. Julian Savea
15. Nehe Milner-Skudder
16. James O'Reilly
17. Chris Eves
18. Marcel Renata
19. Isaia Walker-Leawere
20. Blade Thomson
21. Jamie Booth
22. Ihaia West
23. Wes Goosen
David Pocock runs out for the Brumbies. (Photo by Mark Nolan/Getty Images)
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Match result:

The Brumbies’ Super Rugby finals hopes remain alive after an upset 24-12 victory over the Hurricanes – their first win against a New Zealand team since 2016.

» Click here to read the full match report

Final score
Brumbies 24
Hurricanes 12

Match preview:

The Brumbies host the Hurricanes Saturday night at GEO Stadium, Canberra. Join The Roar for live scores and a blog of the match, starting from 7:45pm AEST.

This is the match between capital cities. Both Canberra and Wellington have a population of 400,000 people. Both teams beat each other three times over the last six games.

After 16 rounds, head coach Dan McKellar has had little success for the Brumbies in his first year as head coach. His team was embarrassed by both the two New Zealand teams they faced.

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Chris Boyd’s Hurricanes has not met expectations. Like the Brumbies, they lost their last two games against their New Zealand teams. Before that, the Hurricanes almost lost to the bottom feeding Reds.

The Hurricanes will use this match to rebuild their form model by beating Brumbies convincingly. The Brumbies have a different idea. Two rounds ago, they surprised everyone by beating the Bulls in altitude.

A week later, they dominated both territory and possession to deliver another win against an enterprising Sunwolves.

A win today would be their first back-to-back win at home in two years.

The three things I hope to see is a foot race between Tom Banks and Nehe Milner-Skudder, the back five gain-line battle, and to discover if either teams can rediscover their form.

Prediction
The Hurricanes have won their first game after the June Tests for three years in a row. This will be the fourth – the bookies agree 4 to 1 against the Canberrans. But we should expect a more threatening Brumbies as they start to stabilise their own game model.

Join The Roar for live scores and a blog of the match, starting from 7:45pm AEST.

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