Fijian Drua
71
Match Complete
Sydney
29
| S. Viriviri |  | 80 | ||
| E. Malele |  | 79 | ||
| E. Malele | | 79 | ||
| L. Kurumudu | | 73 | ||
| E. Malele | | 72 | ||
| J. Wainiqolo | | 71 | ||
| E. Malele | | 69 | ||
| J. Wainiqolo | | 68 | ||
| E. Malele | | 66 | ||
| E. Radrodro | | 65 | ||
| 56 | | C. Gamble | ||
| E. Malele | | 46 | ||
| E. Radrodro | | 45 | ||
| E. Malele | | 44 | ||
| J. Dyer | | 43 | ||
| 41 | | L. Foketi | ||
| 37 | | W. Harrison | ||
| 36 | | L. Foketi | ||
| E. Malele |  | 35 | ||
| E. Malele | | 24 | ||
| J. Dyer | | 23 | ||
| 17 | | E. Craig | ||
| E. Malele | | 14 | ||
| U. Lawavou | | 13 | ||
| E. Malele | | 7 | ||
| S. Vularika | | 6 | ||
| 4 | | W. Harrison | ||
| 3 | | E. Craig |
| 11 | Tries | 5 | ||
| 9 | Conversions | 2 | ||
| 1 | Penalty Goals | 0 | ||
| 0 | Field Goals | 0 |
Where: Churchill Park, Lautoka
When: 12pm AEST
Fijian Drua
1. Joeli Veitayaki, 2. Tevita Ikanivere, 3 Mosese Ducivaki, 4 Tevita Naqali, 5. Epeli Radaniva, 6. Eremasi Radrodro, 7. Rusiate Nasova, 8. Johnny Dyer, 9. Peni Matawalu, 10. Caleb Muntz, 11. Nacanieli Narequva,, 12. Cyril Reece, 13 Poasa Waqanibau, 14. Aporosa Tabulawaki, 15. Eneli Tikotani. Reserves: 16. Ratunaisa Navuma, 17. Timoci Sauvoli, 18. Jone Koroiduadua, 19. Necani Nawaqadau, 20. Jone Navori, 21. Seru Vularika, 22. Peceli Nacebe, 23. Jiuta Wainiqolo.
Sydney
(From) Ru MacKenzie, Rory O’Connor, Charles Abel, Ryan McCauley, Tuitakau Kioa, Sambeckler Vui, Jack Digby, Charlie Gamble, Jordan Goddard, Jacob Abel, James Ramm, Lalakai Foketi (c), Jaline Graham, Joe Cotton, Wayne Borsak, , Declan Moore, Christian Poidevin, Mitch Short, Tyson Davis, Ed Craig, Cameron Clark, Harry Burey, Jack Digby, Will Harrison.
ThugbyFan
Roar Guru
Only saw the 2nd half. Sydney looked fit and got a nice try to level the scores but every minute after that it seemed the fitness level of the Sydney forwards dropped another 5%. By 60 minutes they were walking in treacle and the Drua speedy big boys ran all over them. One must congratulate the Drua for being competitive even though they have lost 8 or more of the winning 23 from last year's NRC final. People ask if the NRC is worth it? Well three of the Fijian 23 taking on the WB in today's match in Japan were in that NRC2018 final; Frank Lomani, Alivereti Veitokani and their NRC captain Mosese Voka. It's very possible that these blokes would be at home sipping beer in front of the tv watching today's match against the WB, except for the NRC. The same applies to the Aussie SR teams and our future WB. No-one knew of Jordan Pataia until he burned up the NRC2017 and NRC2018.
AndyS
Guest
Wow, that is what you call running out a match!!
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Cadfael
Roar Guru
They play some good footy, the Druas. Went out last week and the draw with country was prtobably a fair result.
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