Blues Reds vs Blues: SBW was right and wrong; ex-Junior Wallaby outplays All Black
With time up on the clock, the Blues snatched an all-time Super Rugby Pacific classic after Caleb Clarke linked up with Sam Nock to win the match in the 82nd minute.
The Queensland Reds are an Australian rugby club with a long and illustrious history. Formerly a representative team, the club now represents the state of Queensland in the Super Rugby and Super Rugby AU tournaments. They’ve featured in every edition of the Super Rugby competition since the Super 6 in 1992 and, in the professional era, the Reds Rugby team have won the competition once and reached the semi-final stage on three occasions.
Read on to learn even more about the Queensland Reds. On this page, you’ll find a detailed history of the team. In addition, you can also see information about the latest squad, upcoming Reds Rugby fixtures and the team’s recent results.
Queensland are bracing themselves for the benchmark Blues, who have been blasting their Super Rugby Pacific rivals off the park.
The Queensland Reds are an Australian rugby club with a long and illustrious history. Formerly a representative team, the club now represents the state of Queensland in the Super Rugby and Super Rugby AU tournaments. They’ve featured in every edition of the Super Rugby competition since the Super 6 in 1992 and, in the professional era, the Reds Rugby team have won the competition once and reached the semi-final stage on three occasions.
Read on to learn even more about the Queensland Reds. On this page, you’ll find a detailed history of the team. In addition, you can also see information about the latest squad, upcoming Reds Rugby fixtures and the team’s recent results.
Over the years, the success of the Reds Rugby team has meant that several stars of Australian rugby have played for the team. For example, giants of the sport such as Quade Cooper, Will Genia and Michael Lynagh have all been capped more than 100 times by the Queensland Reds.
Although today the team is less successful than it once was, a number of current Australian internationals still play in Reds Rugby fixtures. They include prop Taniela Tupou, fullback James O’Connor and hooker Brandon Paenga-Amosa.