Queensland 25-22 victory halts Chiefs’ 10-game victory streak while the Western Force climbed to eighth after their 34-14 win over Fijian Drua
Western Force climb to eighth after 34-14 win over Fijian DruaQueensland Reds coach Brad Thorn has declared they are “not dead yet” after a historic upset in New Zealand rescued their season.
The Reds have jumped back to sixth, a huge boost after a loss to the NSW Waratahs last week left them in genuine danger of missing the eight-team finals series. They are now two wins clear of the Melbourne Rebels with a tough run home against the Blues in Brisbane, then the Highlanders and Fijian Drua away.
Meanwhile, Western Force coach Simon Cron says his side have a clear focus on the finals after they jumped into eighth spot with a 34-14 win over Fijian Drua on Friday night. It was a must-win game for the Force with three rounds remaining and Cron said: “The boys are punching, don’t worry about that. We’ll keep throwing.”
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