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Western Force

20-71

Finished

Reds

0 : 5

Ryan SmithTRY

0 : 7

Tom LynaghCON

0 : 12

Jordan PetaiaTRY

0 : 14

Tom LynaghCON

12'

Zach KibirigeTRY

5 : 14

14'

Bryce HegartyPEN

8 : 14

8 : 17

18'

Tom LynaghPEN

8 : 22

24'

Harry WilsonTRY

31'

Harry WilsonYellow

31'

Folau Fainga'aTRY

13 : 22

33'

Felix KalapuJeremy Williams

13 : 27

38'

Joshua FlookTRY

13 : 29

39'

Tom LynaghCON

39'

Jackson PughMichael Wells

13 : 34

46'

Matthew FaesslerTRY

13 : 36

46'

Tom LynaghCON

51'

Ian PriorIssak Fines

51'

George PoolmanHamish Stewart

13 : 41

52'

Filipo DaugunuTRY

52'

Jake StrachanZach Kibirige

52'

Tom HortonFolau Fainga'a

13 : 43

53'

Tom LynaghCON

54'

Kalani ThomasTate McDermott

55'

Peni RavaiZane Nonggorr

55'

James O'ConnorTom Lynagh

13 : 48

56'

Suliasi VunivaluTRY

13 : 50

58'

James O'ConnorCON

58'

Sef Fa'agaseDane Zander

58'

Jordan PetaiaMatthew Faessler

58'

Jake UpfieldRyan Smith

59'

Connor AndersonSuliasi Vunivalu

60'

Oliver CallanYellow

60'

Tom LynaghFilipo Daugunu

13 : 55

62'

Liam WrightTRY

13 : 57

63'

James O'ConnorCON

64'

Angus WagnerSantiago Medrano

64'

Siosifa AmoneTom Robertson

67'

Oliver CallanRed

72'

Jackson PughTRY

18 : 57

73'

Bryce HegartyCON

20 : 57

73'

Filipo DaugunuTom Lynagh

74'

Jackson PughYellow

20 : 62

75'

Filipo DaugunuTRY

20 : 64

76'

James O'ConnorCON

76'

Jock CampbellJordan Petaia

20 : 69

78'

Joshua FlookTRY

20 : 71

79'

James O'ConnorCON

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