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• Brumbies want Super Rugby revenge against Queensland Reds

  Good Friday was hardly that for the Brumbies this year. A painful 20-13 loss to an injury-ravaged Queensland Reds cut so deep that the Brumbies have been looking forward to the Canberra rematch on Saturday night, and making amends, ever since.

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• Melbourne Rebels’ Nick Phipps back in Wallabies frame

  

  Melbourne Rebels halfback Nick Phipps is again back in the running for a Wallabies berth after starring in his side’s upset win over Super Rugby heavyweights the Crusaders.

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• Brumbies confirm Lealiifano out for season

  

  Bitter-sweet doesn’t begin to describe the emotions of Brumbies players after Lealiifano broke his ankle in the last minute of their 23-6 triumph over the NSW Waratahs on Saturday night in Canberra.

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• Danny Cipriani’s Melbourne stint ends in tears

  

  Like many a relationship the one between Danny Cipriani and the Melbourne Rebels ended in tears. But not for the reasons everyone expected.

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• Melbourne Rebels hammered by Highlanders

  Melbourne coach Damien Hill praised the Rebels’ defence despite them conceding seven tries in a 43-12 Super Rugby beating by the Highlanders in Invercargill on Friday.

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• Winners are grinners for Brumbies, Rebels and Tahs

  

  The surprising Brumbies sit atop Super Rugby’s Australian conference while previous leaders Queensland ponder their grim injury toll after a demoralisingly one-sided loss to the Bulls.

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• Heartbreak for Aussie Super rugby sides

  Western Force finally won a close game as they passed the mantle of heartbreak kings onto Australia’s other four Super Rugby teams.

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• We won’t win Super Rugby wooden spoon: Western Force

  Western Force forwards coach Nick Stiles says punters will be foolish if they put their money on the Perth-based franchise to finish last this Super Rugby season.

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• Only way is up for hungry Queensland Reds

  Super Rugby champions Queensland have scoffed at NSW’s barbs the Reds are set for second-year syndrome and warned they’ll only get better defending their title.

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• Salary cap makes Super Rugby harder in Australia

  

  Rugby World Cup winning coach Jake White thinks he has discovered an Australian rugby leader of the future in new Brumbies captain Ben Mowen. But he’s also discovered why Australian teams struggle to win the Super Rugby tournament.

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• Melbourne Rebels excited by arrival of Wallaby big guns

  

  All the talk ahead of the Melbourne Rebels’ second Super Rugby season can be summed up in five words; James O’Connor and Kurtley Beale.

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• Winning Reds get keys to the city

  It’s not often that Brisbane hands over the keys of the city and a Victorian-born rugby coach is made an honorary Queenslander.

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• Campo calls for McKenzie to replace Deans

  

  Test rugby great David Campese has called for Ewen McKenzie to replace Robbie Deans as Wallabies coach if Queensland cap their remarkable resurgence with a Super Rugby title.

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• Perfect script for Super Rugby’s decider

  Next Saturday night’s Super Rugby final is guaranteed to have a fairytale ending – the only question is which amazing adventure will win out.

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• Reds welcome back three for Super semi

  Queensland coach Ewen McKenzie says the Reds are used to being in sudden death mode and won’t be complacent as they regain three key players for Saturday’s Super Rugby semi-final against the Blues.

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• Danny Cipriani free to play for Rebels

  

  Melbourne Rebels vice-captain Gareth Delve says the availability of troubled star Danny Cipriani will lift the side as they battle to avoid the Super Rugby wooden spoon.

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• Reds grab nail-biting win over Crusaders

  Genuine title contenders Queensland on Sunday highlighted how far they’ve come in 18 months with the most significant win in their Super Rugby history, played in front of a record crowd of 48,301.

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• Rebels let down by inconsistency: Cannon

  Former Wallabies hooker Brendan Cannon isn’t backing away from his pre-season prediction that the Rebels will finish bottom of the Super Rugby competition.

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• Palu and Barnes to return for Waratahs

  Wycliff Palu and Berrick Barnes are certain starters for NSW against the Cheetahs on Saturday night, as the Waratahs attempt to get their Super Rugby season back on track.

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• Future looking good for Reds

  Falling one position short of a place in the finals may sound like an unenviable position for any team but there can be little doubt that fifth on the Super14 ladder is an incredible finish for the unfancied Reds.

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