Brumbies vs Western Force

International - Super Rugby Pacific

Brumbies

22-19

Finished

Western Force

0 : 5

Hamish StewartTRY

0 : 7

10'

Ben DonaldsonCON

11'

Rhys Van NekSosefo Kautai

11'

Jahrome BrownLuke Reimer

0 : 12

21'

Michael WellsTRY

0 : 14

21'

Ben DonaldsonCON

24'

Sosefo KautaiRhys Van Nek

24'

Luke ReimerJahrome Brown

30'

Ryan LonerganTRY

5 : 14

35'

Noah LolesioPEN

8 : 14

41'

Harry PotterYellow

45'

Billy PollardLachlan Lonergan

46'

Billy PollardDarcy Swain

47'

Robert ValetiniTRY

13 : 14

48'

Noah LolesioCON

15 : 14

52'

Blake SchouppJames Slipper

52'

Rhys Van NekSosefo Kautai

52'

Tim AnsteeMichael Wells

54'

Billy PollardTRY

20 : 14

55'

Noah LolesioCON

22 : 14

58'

Tauakipulu TiaanSantiago Medrano

58'

Jahrome BrownLuke Reimer

64'

Ollie SapsfordTamati Tua

68'

Lopeti FaifuaCarlo Tizzano

68'

George PoolmanChase Tiatia

68'

Feleti Kaitu'uTom Horton

68'

Oliver CallanTom Franklin

68'

Issak FinesNic White

70'

Klayton ThornRyan Lonergan

22 : 19

75'

Harry PotterTRY

78'

Chase TiatiaHarry Potter

Venue Guide
Stadium	GIO Stadium Canberra
City	Canberra
Capacity	25011

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