Western Force vs Moana Pasifika

International - Super Rugby Pacific

Western Force

14-22

Finished

Moana Pasifika

0 : 5

17'

Sama MaloloTRY

19'

Ola TauelangiTom Savage

21'

Bayley KuenzleTRY

22'

Ben DonaldsonCON

7 : 5

24'

Pepesana PatafiloJulian Savea

31'

William HaviliDanny Toala

32'

Carlo TizzanoYellow

7 : 10

35'

Sekope KepuTRY

7 : 12

36'

Christian LealiifanoCON

41'

Danny ToalaWilliam Havili

43'

Sam MoliSama Malolo

43'

Sione MafileoSekope Kepu

7 : 17

48'

Kyren TaumoefolauTRY

7 : 19

50'

Christian LealiifanoCON

52'

Reed PrinsepWill Harris

54'

William HaviliHenry Taefu

56'

Tauakipulu TiaanSantiago Medrano

61'

Carlo TizzanoTRY

12 : 19

62'

Ben DonaldsonCON

14 : 19

62'

Ian PriorIssak Fines

70'

Irie PapuniLotu Inisi

70'

Sateki LatuAbraham Pole

70'

Feleti Kaitu'uTom Horton

70'

Oliver CallanCarlo Tizzano

71'

George PoolmanChase Tiatia

14 : 22

72'

William HaviliPEN

72'

Lopeti FaifuaJeremy Williams

Venue Guide
Stadium	UWA Rugby Park

News

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