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Fijian Drua

32-36

Finished

Brumbies

0 : 5

Billy PollardTRY

0 : 7

Noah LolesioCON

16'

Simione KuruvoliTRY

5 : 7

18'

Caleb MuntzCON

19'

Isikeli RabituYellow

7 : 12

20'

Ollie SapsfordTRY

25'

Vuate KarawalevuYellow

7 : 17

26'

Ryan LonerganTRY

30'

Caleb MuntzPEN

10 : 17

34'

Caleb MuntzPEN

13 : 17

34'

Meli TuniSamu Tawake

38'

Ponipate LoganimasiTRY

18 : 17

39'

Caleb MuntzCON

20 : 17

41'

Rhys Van NekFeao Fotuaika

20 : 22

50'

Rhys Van NekTRY

20 : 24

51'

Noah LolesioCON

51'

Harrison GoddardRyan Lonergan

51'

Livai NataveHaereiti Hetet

51'

Frank LomaniSimione Kuruvoli

51'

Tuidraki SamusamuvodreKemu Valentini

52'

Lachlan LonerganBilly Pollard

55'

Vuate KarawalevuTRY

25 : 24

59'

Feao FotuaikaRhys Van Nek

61'

Vuate KarawalevuTRY

30 : 24

62'

Caleb MuntzCON

32 : 24

62'

Peni MatawaluIosefo Masi

32 : 29

69'

Luke ReimerTRY

71'

Mesulame DolokotoTevita Ikanivere

72'

Samu TawakeMeli Tuni

32 : 34

75'

Luke ReimerTRY

32 : 36

76'

Declan MeredithCON

Venue Guide
Stadium	Churchill Park
City	Auckland

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