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Can the Stormers get any worse? Robbie Fleck’s side have lost all three of their tour matches to date. They produced a particularly poor performance in their most recent game against the Reds.
The Stormers will go into their final fixture in Australasia as underdogs. They’re missing Springboks such as Eben Etzebeth, Pieter-Steph du Toit and Siya Kolisi – as well as several others. Their awful attacking record – they’re ranked 15th in the tournament for tries and points scored – doesn’t inspire confidence of an upset win in Melbourne.
The Rebels have been the best Australasian side on show this season. Only the Crusaders (34) have scored more tries than Dave Wessels’ charges (30) in 2019.
One would expect the Rebels to use their excellent lineout as an attacking platform. The Melbourne-based side has scored 14 of its tries from first phase this season.
The Rebels also have the means to punish opposition defences in the wider channels. Tom English (five tries this season) and Reece Hodge (four) have proved potent.
The Stormers have proved susceptible when defending in those outside channels. They will be hard-pressed to keep the Rebels honest on Friday.
Stats and facts
– The Stormers have won five of their previous six games against the Rebels, including their last three on the bounce by an average margin of 19 points.
– The Rebels have won their last three games on the bounce on home turf; the last time they won more was a four-game spree in mid-2015.
– The Stormers have gone into the change rooms level at half-time of each of their last two games in Australia, but have gone on to lose both of those fixtures.
– The Rebels have conceded the most penalties per game of any team this campaign (13) and average nearly one yellow card per game.
Players List:
Rebels – 15 Reece Hodge, 14 Semisi Tupou, 13 Tom English, 12 Billy Meakes, 11 Marika Koroibete, 10 Quade Cooper, 9 Will Genia, 8 Isi Naisarani, 7 Angus Cottrell (c), 6 Luke Jones, 5 Adam Coleman, 4 Ross Haylett-Petty, 3 Sam Talakai, 2 Robbie Abel, 1 Tetera Faulkner.
Subs: 16 Hugh Roach, 17 Matt Gibbon, 18 Jermaine Ainsley, 19 Esei Ha’angana, 20 Rob Leota, 21 Richard Hardwick, 22 Michael Ruru, 23 Campbell Magnay.
Stormers – 15 Damian Willemse, 14 Sergeal Petersen, 13 Ruhan Nel, 12 Damian de Allende, 11 Dillyn Leyds, 10 Jean-Luc du Plessis, 9 Herschel Jantjies, 8 Jaco Coetzee, 7 Kobus van Dyk, 6 Ernst van Rhyn, 5 Cobus Wiese, 4 Salmaan Moerat, 3 Wilco Louw, 2 Bongi Mbonambi, 1 Steven Kitshoff (c).
Subs: 16 Scarra Ntubeni, 17 Corne Fourie, 18 Frans Malherbe, 19 Johan du Toit, 20 Juarno Augustus, 21 Justin Phillips, 22 Joshua Stander, 23 Seabelo Senatla.
Can the Stormers get any worse? Robbie Fleck’s side have lost all three of their tour matches to date. They produced a particularly poor performance in their most recent game against the Reds.
The Stormers will go into their final fixture in Australasia as underdogs. They’re missing Springboks such as Eben Etzebeth, Pieter-Steph du Toit and Siya Kolisi – as well as several others. Their awful attacking record – they’re ranked 15th in the tournament for tries and points scored – doesn’t inspire confidence of an upset win in Melbourne.
The Rebels have been the best Australasian side on show this season. Only the Crusaders (34) have scored more tries than Dave Wessels’ charges (30) in 2019.
One would expect the Rebels to use their excellent lineout as an attacking platform. The Melbourne-based side has scored 14 of its tries from first phase this season.
The Rebels also have the means to punish opposition defences in the wider channels. Tom English (five tries this season) and Reece Hodge (four) have proved potent.
The Stormers have proved susceptible when defending in those outside channels. They will be hard-pressed to keep the Rebels honest on Friday.
Stats and facts
– The Stormers have won five of their previous six games against the Rebels, including their last three on the bounce by an average margin of 19 points.
– The Rebels have won their last three games on the bounce on home turf; the last time they won more was a four-game spree in mid-2015.
– The Stormers have gone into the change rooms level at half-time of each of their last two games in Australia, but have gone on to lose both of those fixtures.
– The Rebels have conceded the most penalties per game of any team this campaign (13) and average nearly one yellow card per game.
Players List:
Rebels – 15 Reece Hodge, 14 Semisi Tupou, 13 Tom English, 12 Billy Meakes, 11 Marika Koroibete, 10 Quade Cooper, 9 Will Genia, 8 Isi Naisarani, 7 Angus Cottrell (c), 6 Luke Jones, 5 Adam Coleman, 4 Ross Haylett-Petty, 3 Sam Talakai, 2 Robbie Abel, 1 Tetera Faulkner.
Subs: 16 Hugh Roach, 17 Matt Gibbon, 18 Jermaine Ainsley, 19 Esei Ha’angana, 20 Rob Leota, 21 Richard Hardwick, 22 Michael Ruru, 23 Campbell Magnay.
Stormers – 15 Damian Willemse, 14 Sergeal Petersen, 13 Ruhan Nel, 12 Damian de Allende, 11 Dillyn Leyds, 10 Jean-Luc du Plessis, 9 Herschel Jantjies, 8 Jaco Coetzee, 7 Kobus van Dyk, 6 Ernst van Rhyn, 5 Cobus Wiese, 4 Salmaan Moerat, 3 Wilco Louw, 2 Bongi Mbonambi, 1 Steven Kitshoff (c).
Subs: 16 Scarra Ntubeni, 17 Corne Fourie, 18 Frans Malherbe, 19 Johan du Toit, 20 Juarno Augustus, 21 Justin Phillips, 22 Joshua Stander, 23 Seabelo Senatla.
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