Moana Pasifika vs Waratahs

International - Super Rugby Pacific

Moana Pasifika

Finished

Waratahs

0 : 5

Triston ReillyTRY

0 : 7

Lawson CreightonCON

15'

Abraham PoleTito Tuipulotu

0 : 12

23'

Triston ReillyTRY

0 : 14

24'

Lawson CreightonCON

32'

Feleti Sae -Ta'ufo'ou TRY

5 : 14

33'

Patrick PellegriniCON

7 : 14

7 : 19

40'

Andrew KellawayTRY

7 : 21

40'

Lawson CreightonCON

41'

Sama MaloloMills Sanerivi

41'

Fine InisiSolomona Alaimalo

44'

Feleti Sae -Ta'ufo'ou TRY

12 : 21

44'

Semisi TupouCON

14 : 21

52'

Feleti Sae -Ta'ufo'ou TRY

19 : 21

53'

Julian HeavenEthan Dobbins

53'

Taniela TupouDaniel Botha

54'

Chris ApouaFeleti Sae -Ta'ufo'ou

54'

Jackson Garden-BachopPatrick Pellegrini

19 : 26

58'

Teddy WilsonTRY

19 : 28

59'

Lawson CreightonCON

60'

Tom SavageAllan Craig

61'

Isaac Aedo KaileaAngus Bell

62'

Patrick PellegriniTRY

24 : 28

62'

Patrick PellegriniCON

26 : 28

63'

Jamie AdamsonCharlie Gamble

66'

William HaviliTRY

31 : 28

66'

Patrick PellegriniCON

33 : 28

66'

Joey WaltonHenry O'Donnell

67'

Melani MatavaoJonathan Taumateine

68'

William HaviliTRY

38 : 28

73'

Felix KalapuBen Grant

73'

Ben GrantTeddy Wilson

74'

Jack BowenLawson Creighton

78'

Richardson DanTRY

43 : 28

79'

Richardson DanCON

45 : 28

Venue Guide
Stadium	Mt. Smart Stadium
City	Auckland
Capacity	47000

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