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In the meantime, the harm riddled Highlanders are beginning to get some reinforcements again, with free forwards Shannon Frizell (groin) and Marino Mikaele-Tu’u (ribs) cleared to take their place on the bench.

“We performed them within the pre-season and there wasn’t a lot in it,” Highlanders coach Clarke Dermoday stated of Moana.

“They’ve important threats of their backs and forwards and it is going to be a tough project Friday evening towards a group hungry for fulfillment and enjoying at house.”

MOANA (15-1): William Havili, Timoci Tavatavanawai, Levi Aumua, Danny Toala, Neria Fomai, Lincoln McClutchie, Ere Enari, Solomone Funaki (c), Alamanda Motuga, Miracle Faiilagi, Samuel Slade, Mitchael Curry, Suetena Asomua, Samiuela Moli, Ezekiel Lindenmuth.

Reserves: Luteru Tolai, Abraham Pole, Joe Apikotoa, Mike McKee, Jonah Mau’u, Manu Paea, D’Angelo Leuila, Fantastic Inisi

HIGHLANDERS (15-1): Sam Gilbert, Connor Backyard-Bachop, Fetuli Paea, Thomas Umaga-Jensen, Jonah Lowe, Mitch Hunt, Aaron Smith, Hugh Renton, Billy Harmon (c), Sean Withy, Will Tucker, Pari Pari Parkinson, Jermaine Ainsley, Leni Apisai, Ethan de Groot

Reserves: Andrew Makalio, Daniel Lienert-Brown, Saula Ma’u, Max Hicks, Shannon Frizell, Folau Fakatava, Cameron Miller, Marino Mikaele Tu’u

Referee: Ben O’Keeffe

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REDS vs CRUSADERS in Brisbane, Friday 7.35pm kickoff AEDT

Queensland coach Brad Thorn has made 4 modifications to his beginning lineup to deal with the Crusaders at Suncorp Stadium.

In come Tate McDermott, Suliasi Vunivalu, Peni Ravai and Isaac Henry, with the latter changing the injured Hunter Paisami (knee).

The experienced Angus Blyth can be match to take a spot on the bench towards Thorn’s former group.

“The Crusaders are one of many world’s greatest groups and have been for a very long time,” Thorn stated.

“We sit up for the problem this Friday evening… we’re happy to see Angus return to the group. He is labored onerous to get match and can deliver lots to our ahead pack.”

In the meantime, 19-year-old halfback Noah Hotham has been named to make his first begin for the Crusaders.

“It is a fantastic likelihood to develop the younger fella,” Crusaders coach Scott Robertson stated.

“He is been very good at coaching and each time he is had a possibility on the sector. We consider this sport is the one for him.”

REDS (15-1): Jock Campbell, Suliasi Vunivalu, Josh Flook, Isaac Henry, Jordan Petaia, James O’Connor, Tate McDermott (co-c), Harry Wilson, Fraser McReight, Liam Wright (co-c), Seru Uru, Ryan Smith, Zane Nonggorr, Matt Faessler, Peni Ravai

Reserves: Richie Asiata, Dane Zander, Phransis Sula-Siaosi, Angus Blyth, Jake Upfield, Kalani Thomas, Taj Annan, Mac Grealy

CRUSADERS (15-1): Fergus Burke, Pepesana Patafilo, Braydon Ennor, Dallas McLeod, Leicester Fainga’anuku, Richie Mo’unga, Noah Hotham, Christian Lio-Willie, Tom Christie, Sione Havili-Talitui, Dom Gardiner, Scott Barrett (c), Tamaiti Williams, Codie Taylor, Joe Moody

Reserves: Brodie McAlister, George Bower, Seb Calder, Jamie Hannah, Corey Kellow, Willi Heinz, Will Gualter, Chay Fihaki

Referee: Damon Murphy

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FIJIAN DRUA vs REBELS in Suva, Saturday 2.35pm kickoff AEDT

DRUA (TBC)

REBELS (TBC)

Referee: James Doleman

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CHIEFS vs BLUES in Hamilton, Saturday 5.05pm kickoff AEDT

The Blues have welcomed again rested All Blacks Rieko Ioane, Caleb Clarke, Beauden Barrett, Finlay Christie, Dalton Papalii and Nepo Laulala whereas a seventh – Patrick Tuipulotu – has recovered from harm and has been named on the bench.

“He brings an edge – an skilled participant who can shift our bodies and hit onerous. We’re very glad to have him again on the bench,” Blues coach Leon MacDonald stated.

“Just a few boys stood up final week and took their likelihood towards the Power. We welcome loads of our core group again to the fold for the Chiefs and know we’ve got a tough activity on our arms.”

CHIEFS (TBC)

BLUES (15-1): Stephen Perofeta, AJ Lam, Rieko Ioane, Harry Plummer, Caleb Clarke, Beauden Barrett, Finlay Christie, Hoskins Sotutu, Dalton Papalii (c), Anton Segner, Sam Darry, Cameron Suafoa, Nepo Laulala, Ricky Riccitelli, Jordan Lay

Reserves: Kurt Eklund, Ofa Tuungafasi, James Lay, Patrick Tuipulotu, Tom Robinson, Sam Nock, Corey Evans, Jacob Ratumaitavuki-Kneepkens/Zarn Sullivan

Referee: Angus Gardner

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BRUMBIES vs WARATAHS in Canberra, Saturday 7.35pm kickoff AEDT

The cavalry is again for the Brumbies, who’ve predictably recalled rested Wallabies James Slipper, Rob Valetini, Pete Samu, Nic White and Tom Wright to face NSW.

The Brumbies additionally get Take a look at centre Len Ikitau again from harm following their first lack of the season towards the Crusaders.

Warringah Rats lock Sam Thomson – a Scottish import – is in line for his Tremendous Rugby debut from the bench.

“We’re lucky to have the ability to deliver again loads of expertise for what’s prone to be a sport performed at Take a look at match depth,” Brumbies coach Stephen Larkham stated.

“They’ve talked about being underdogs, however the Waratahs have a fantastic squad they usually’ll come down right here underneath stress to get a consequence so we’ll concentrate on that.

“We’re anticipating our greatest crowd in 5 years for this sport so there’s been a fantastic power round HQ this week and we’re simply excited to get to gameday.”

The Waratahs have additionally been boosted by the returns from harm of fullback Max Jorgensen and centre Lalakai Foketi.

Jorgensen, who had a niggly shoulder concern, starred on debut within the spherical one loss to the Brumbies in Sydney.

The 18-year-old will likely be hoping to shine once more as Eddie Jones prepares to call his first Wallabies squad on Sunday.

Backrower Hunter Ward is in line to make his debut off the bench, whereas Taleni Seu is rewarded for robust impression performances with a begin at blindside flanker.

BRUMBIES (15-1): Tom Wright, Andy Muirhead, Len Ikitau, Tamati Tua, Corey Toole, Noah Lolesio, Nic White, Pete Samu, Rory Scott, Rob Valetini, Cadeyrn Neville, Nick Frost, Allan Alaalatoa, Lachlan Lonergan, James Slipper

Reserves: Rhys van Nek, Fred Kaihea, Sefo Kautai, Sam Thomson, Jahrome Brown, Ryan Lonergan, Jack Debreczeni, Ben O’Donnell

WARATAHS (15-1): Max Jorgensen, Mark Nawaqanitawase, Izaia Perese, Lalakai Foketi, Dylan Pietsch, Ben Donaldson, Jake Gordon (c), Will Harris, Michael Hooper, Taleni Seu, Ned Hanigan, Jed Holloway, Harry Johnson-Holmes, Dave Porecki, Te Tera Faulkner

Reserves: Tolu Latu, Tom Lambert, Daniel Botha, Zac Von Appen, Hunter Ward, Harrison Goddard, Joey Walton, Harry Wilson

Referee: Nic Berry

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HURRICANES vs FORCE in Palmerston North, Sunday 1.35pm kickoff AEST

HURRICANES (TBC)

FORCE (TBC)

Referee: Paul Williams

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