Wallabies teammates, Harry Wilson and Andrew Kellaway, have revived the greatest rivalry of Australian rugby before Queensland’s Reds finished the undefeated start of the Pacific Super Rugby Pacific by NSW Waratahs.
But a potentially serious shoulder injury for the REDs and Stars Wallabies No.7 Fraser McReight was a painful point in his 35-15 victory at the bonus point on Saturday night at the Suncorp Stadium.
Love was not lost when the Waratahs, with the old old Reds Taniela Tupou and Lawson Creighton, came to look for the aspirations of the first four of their rivals.
It was the visitors who breathed in the first exchanges, until the fault when the fullback Kellaway was painted by sin for lifting and tilting the edge and testing Captain Wilson after making a Tackle that evicted the ball.
The game continued and the Waratahs threatened to score, before a review saw the Kellaway test with a yellow card.
Kellaway hired Wilson with a pointed talk on his way to the bank, Wilson of bloody nose responding with some of his people while heading to his test colleague to the sin of sin.
The incident caused the Reds, who stabilized with an opportunistic attempt to complete Heremiah Murray that canceled Tristan Reilly’s first game for the Waratahs.
The Waratah had dominated the first 15 minutes, but the reds tilted the balance.
Wilson ran into and turned to test his account, then the replacement prostitute Richie Asiana finished a 20 -meter maul less than a minute after Matt Faessler was injured.
The hosts, compared to 20,072 fans, then hit the team with the first march with the reinfised flank McReight finishing an acute sequence that passed through five games of hands.
However, No.7 grabbed the point of his left shoulder after diving to grind the ball, McReight replaced after trying briefly to play with pain.
The Reds defended themselves desperately to frustrate the response of the Tahs, Wilson won a turnover to get the hosts of problems.
The replacement of Angus Blyth then buried at the other ice end, the result, Langi Gleeson with an attempt to be late when the reds joined the Waratahs with 3-1 this season.
Fit-Aagain Lock Seru Uru was impressive on his return to the Reds, while Max Jorgesen was a threat all night for the Waratahs.
