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LIVE: NSW Waratahs battle for finals hopes against Fijian Drua
LIVE: The NSW Waratahs have hit the ground running in Suva, scoring three tries in the first 25 minutes to lead 19-7 over the Fijian Drua.
Despite losing Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii early, it hasn't stopped the visitors from punishing several mistakes from the home side, with tries to Harry Potter, Max Jorgensen and Ioane Moananu.
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Eight Waratahs changes for must-win Fijian Drua clash
The NSW Waratahs have made eight changes to the starting line-up for Saturday’s Round 14 Swyftx Super Rugby Pacific tie against the Fijian Drua at HFC Bank Stadium in Suva (2.35pm kick-off AEST).
There are four players added to the forward pack in Jack Barrett (loosehead prop), Ioane Moananu (hooker), Matt Philip (lock) and Clem Halaholo (blindside flanker). In the backs, Teddy Wilson (scrum-half), Jack Bowen (fly-half), Triston Reilly and Harry Potter (wings) are brought in, with Bowen set to make his first start of the season.
Hooker Oniti Finau, 22, who plays his club rugby for Randwick in the Shute Shield, is named on the bench and will make his Super Rugby Pacific debut should he take to the field.
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