Hanya ada empat pertandingan akhir pekan ini untuk memulai babak tujuh tetapi mereka akan menampilkan pertandingan antara The Reds dan Brumbies pada Jumat malam di Brisbane.
Crusaders dan Moana Pasifika memulai ronde tersebut pada Jumat sore sementara Highlanders vs. Hurricanes dan Rebels vs. Blues menyelesaikan ronde tersebut pada hari Sabtu.
(Semua waktu adalah AEST)
Jumat
Tentara Salib vs Samudra Pasifik, 17.05
The Crusaders menyambut kembali center All Blacks All Blacks gelandang Jack Goodhue dan David Havili saat mereka mendapatkan bantuan dari crip mereka[pling injury toll.
Lock Quinten Strange, prop Finlay Brewis and outside backs Macca Springer and Melani Nanai also return to the 23 to face the cellar dwellars.
Goodhue has overcome his groin strain from round two to play at No.12, alongside Richie Moúnga in his 100th Super Rugby match.
Nanai, a former Blues player, is set for his Crusaders debut.
The Crusaders injury list is now at 11, down from 17.
Sam Whitelock (hand), fullback Will Jordan (concussion related illness), lock Zach Gallagher (hamstring), Oli Jager (neck), Cullen Grace (shoulder) and Ethan Blackadder (calf) are expected back soon after next week’s bye round.
Crusaders (1-15): Joe Moody, Codie Taylor, Tamaiti Williams, Quinten Strange, Dom Gardiner, Sione Havili-Talitui, Corey Kellow, Christian Lio-Willie, Mitchell Drummond, Richie Mo’unga, Macca Springer, Jack Goodhue, Leicester Fainga’anuku, Will Gualter, Fergus Burke.
Replacements: Brodie McAlister, Finlay Brewis, Seb Calder, Jamie Hannah, Tom Christie, Willi Heinz, David Havili, Melani Nanai.
Moana Pasifika (1-15): Ezekiel Lindnemuth, Samiuela Moli, Joe ‘Apikotoa, Michael Curry, Samuel Slade, Miracle Faiilagi, Alamanda Motuga, Solomone Funaki (c), Ereatara Enari, Lincoln McClutchie, Neria Fomai, Danny Toala, Levi Aumua, Timoci Tavatavanawai, William Havili.
Replacements: Luteru Tolai, Abraham Pole, Isi Tu’ungafasi, Mike McKee, Jonah Mau’u Manu Paea, D’Angelo Leuila, Fine Inisi.
Referee: James Doleman
Reds vs. Brumbies, 7.35pm
He might have returned to the Wallabies’ wider squad, but Brad Thorn has axed dual international Suliasi Vunivalu from the Queensland Reds’ side to take on the Brumbies on Good Friday in Brisbane.
The 27-year-old, whose early season struggles continued against the Crusaders last Friday, has been left out of the Reds’ side with another Wallaby, Filipo Daugunu, returning to the side.
Thorn’s selection confirms The Roar’s report on Monday that Vunivalu was set to be dropped from the Reds’ side just 24 hours after being selected by Eddie Jones for his Wallabies’ training camp in April.
Suliasi Vunivalu has been dropped by the Reds to take on the Brumbies in their crunch Super Rugby match. Photo: Asanka Ratnayake/Getty Images
James O’Connor has also been dropped to the bench, with Lawson Creighton given an opportunity at fly-half.
There are two other changes to Thorn’s side, with 22-year-old prop Phransis Sula-Siaosi starting for the first time alongside Peni Ravai and Matt Faessler in the front-row. Zane Nonggorr will come off the bench.
Lock Angus Blyth meanwhile returns to the starting side after making his comeback from injury against the Crusaders and forms a second-row combination alongside Seru Uru. The second-row pair re-signed with the Reds on Wednesday through until 2025.
Blyth’s return sees Ryan Smith drop to the bench.
The matchup against the Brumbies is a big one for a few reasons.
Not only is Thorn’s side hanging on in the top eight in eighth position. They also face the more difficult task of having to prepare to face Moana Pasifika at Apia Park for the first time a week later.
Reds coach Brad Thorn has swung the axe ahead of their clash against the Brumbies. Photo Chris Hyde/Getty Images
But it also comes just days after only four Reds were selected in Jones’ squad, with Harry Wilson and Tate McDermott amongst the big omissions.
“We face the Brumbies for the second time this season and they’ve proven to be one of the form teams in the competition,” Thorn said.
“We get another chance to play in front of our home crowd. We’re looking forward to seeing them there on Friday night for what should be a good contest.
“Phransis has made good contributions coming from the bench and he’s earned an opportunity to have his first start. He’s another guy who has made his way to the Reds through club rugby which is great to see and he’s impressed us with his work around the park.”
Rising Wallabies hooker Billy Pollard has been named for his first match of the year. Photo: Mark Nolan/Getty Images
Stephen Larkham has named his strongest side of the year, naming an unchanged XV.
But it’s via the bench that Larkham has some added punch to finish the game.
One-cap Wallaby hooker Billy Pollard returns for the first time this year after a couple of injuries, while alongside Test lock Darcy Swain returns after missing the past few weeks.
The Brumbies have typically struggled in Brisbane and survived a late rally against the Reds in Canberra earlier this year, but Larkham isn’t taking his Australian rivals for granted in what shapes as ultra competitive top five in this year’s Super Rugby competition.
The match also sees Cadeyrn Neville bring up his 50th match for the Brumbies, with the veteran Wallaby previously playing for the Reds and Rebels in what has been a remarkable journey.
“We’re pleased to be in a position to pick a settled team this week and to be able to bring Billy and Darcy back onto the bench,” Larkham said.
“It’s always a special game for us against the Reds up in Brisbane, we’ve got Nev’s 100th as well so there’s a buzz in the group and we’re looking forward to the challenge against a really good side.”
Reds (1-15): Peni Ravai, Matt Faessler, Phransis Sula-Siaosi, Angus Blyth, Seru Uru, Liam Wright, Fraser McReight, Harry Wilson, Tate McDermott, Lawson Creighton, Filipo Daugunu, Isaac Henry
Josh Flook, Jordan Petaia, Jock Campbell.
Replacements: Richie Asiata, Dane Zander, Zane Nonggorr, Ryan Smith, Jake Upfield, Kalani Thomas, James O’Connor, Taj Annan.
Brumbies (1-15): James Slipper, Lachlan Lonergan, Allan Alaalatoa, Nick Frost, Cadeyrn Neville, Rob Valetini, Rory Scott, Pete Samu, Nic White, Noah Lolesio, Corey Toole, Tamati Tua, Len Ikitau, Andy Muirhead, Tom Wright
Replacements: Billy Pollard, Blake Schoupp, Rhys Van Nek, Darcy Swain, Luke Reimer, Ryan Lonergan, Jack Debreczeni, Ben O’Donnell
Referee: Ben O’Keeffe.
Saturday
Highlanders vs Hurricanes, 5.05pm
Highlanders (1-15): TBC
Hurricanes (1-15): TBC
Referee: Damon Murphy.
Rebels vs Blues, 7.35pm
Rebels (1-15): TBC
Blues (1-15): TBC
Referee: Reuben Keane.
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