New South Wales Waratahs vs. Queensland Reds: Two Competitive Sides Up Against Each Other

In the ongoing Super AU Rugby Championship, Waratahs are done and dusted, sitting at the bottom of the table. NSW Waratahs haven’t been on their A-game for years, and now is the time for their team management and officials to make prompt and positive changes, as in the upcoming years, the stakes would be higher. Comparing both sides according to their points table standings, both have managed to win their opening games this season. Going on in the second game, the Reds would be looking to continue their winning streak of playing at Suncorp Stadium and stay undefeated in the glorious run.

It’s just a bad season but not a bad year; keeping all previous defeats and unexpected outcomes aside, it’s time that NSW Waratahs move ahead in the season and play with positivity. NSW Waratahs have always accepted challenges and have been upfronted against formidable oppositions. The last time Queensland Reds and Waratahs met, it was a thriller of a game with Waratahs managing to keep their nerves and win the game 28-17. In the upcoming fixture, NSW Waratahs would be up against the home favorites Queensland Reds in their home ground. It’s within reaching distance that NSW Waratahs manage to defeat the favorites and surprise everyone watching and following the game. New South Wales Waratahs have been in considerable form against Queensland Reds for the past 3-4 years. The upcoming fixture would be of the value of importance for both sides.

• Benn Robinson;
• Alex Newsome;
• Matthew Carraro;
• Matt Lucas;
• Michael Hooper.

You can’t just simply take Queensland Reds out of the equation, as they are equally up for challenges like other sides in the Pacific Rugby competition. However, since Queensland isn’t playing with the regular side this summer, they are experiencing inconsistency in their ranks. Considering their last win against Rebels (23-5) certainly shocked many bookmakers and experts who didn’t expect that Reds would defeat with a margin over 10. One thing to note is Queensland lost to Hurricanes, Blues, and Crusaders in the 2021 season. In 2021, their only win came was against the Chiefs (40-34). The upcoming fixture would be an exciting faceoff of these too so-called arch-rivals in the circuit.

• Anthony Fainga’a;
• Hamish Stewart;
• Bryce Hega;
• Tate McDermott;
• Andrew Ready;
• Duncan Paia’ Aua.

Both teams are always up for challenges, and going through the previous head-to-head stats, New South Wales Waratahs are certainly the favorites of winning against Queensland Reds in Suncorp Stadium. However, the situation might swing either way depending upon how teams perform on match day.