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Waratahs vs Brumbies: Super Rugby live scores, blog

Roar Guru
14th July, 2018
When: 7:45pm AEST
Where: Allianz Stadium, Sydney
TV: Fox Footy

Waratahs
1. Tom Robertson
2. Damien Fitzpatrick
3. Sekope Kepu
4. Jed Holloway
5. Rob Simmons
6. Ned Hanigan
7. Will Miller
8. Michael Wells
9. Nick Phipps
10. Bernard Foley
11. Taqele Naiyaravoro
12. Kurtley Beale
13. Curtis Rona
14. Cameron Clark
15. Israel Folau
16. Silatolu Latu
17. Harry Johnson-Holmes
18. Paddy Ryan
19. Thomas Staniforth
20. Brad Wilkin
21. Jake Gordon
22. Alex Newsome
23. Bryce Hegarty

Brumbies
1. Scott Sio
2. Folau Fainga'a
3. Allan Alaalatoa
4. Rory Arnold
5. Richie Arnold
6. Blake Enever
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. Sam Carter
20. Lachlan McCaffrey
21. Matt Lucas
22. Wharenui Hawera
23. Lausii Taliauli
Nick Phipps of the Waratahs breaks away to score a try. (Photo by Mark Kolbe/Getty Images)
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Match result:

The Brumbies may not have made it into the Super Rugby finals series, but finished off their season on a good note with a nine-point win over the Waratahs.

Final score
Waratahs 31
Brumbies 40

Match preview:

The Waratahs hosts the Brumbies Saturday night at Allianz Stadium, Sydney. Join The Roar for live scores and a blog of the match, starting from 7:45pm AEST.

Daryl Gibson’s Waratahs have had a happy season so far. If they win this match, this would be the Australian conference version of a grand slam – a win over all other conference members.

Dan McKellar must also be feeling good. Whilst his season started horribly with a 30 per cent win-rate after 10 games, the Brumbies are starting to look great.

Although the Brumbies are far from the position of last years’ conference leadership, they have started to score tries reaching almost six tries per match in their recent stretch.

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Today, they might do this same, by leveraging on their bigger pack.

“The Tahs” are also a try scoring machine. They have the speedy forwards with an excellent set piece and diverse backline attacking platform.

Gibson have selected the same team as last week, which is a signal that he wants to win this game, win the “clean sweep” and create momentum for the elimination rounds.

Three things I look forward to in this match are:

1. the fullback competition between Tom Banks vs “Izzy” Folau
2. The set piece between the bigger Brumbies and the clever Waratahs.
3. Bernard Foley’s accuracy from the tee, which the Waratahs will rely on during the finals.

Prediction
A lot of tries, with the Waratahs scoring more.

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