FULL REPLAY: ACT Brumbies welcome Queensland Reds to Canberra for Super Rugby AUS finale

Sun, Sep 27, 2026, 4:20 AM
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The ACT Brumbies and Queensland Reds are out to finish on a high as they face off in the final round of Super Rugby AUS.

Both teams have had a tough campaign, with two straight losses in the competition.

Watch every second of Super Rugby AUS live and on-demand via Stan Sport and Rugby.com.au.

But players will be out to impress as Australia A and Wallabies squads are named in the coming days and weeks.

Corey Toole gets a rare chance to start at fullback for the hosts, who went down to the Western Force last weekend.

As for the Reds, they have named young forwards Trevor King and Vaiuta Latu to start for the contest.

The entire competition will be broadcast live and free via the rugby.com.au YouTube channel.

Click here for the Reds-Brumbies MATCH CENTRE.

Sunday September 27 2:35 pm AEST – ACT Brumbies v Queensland Reds at Viking Park, Canberra, ad-free, live and on demand on Stan Sport and Rugby.com.au

BRUMBIES (1-15): Lington Ieli, Liam Bowron, Tevita Alatini, Nick Frost, Toby Macpherson (c), Tavita Loughland, Eli Langi, Oscar Cleary, Dan Nelson, Tane Edmed, Triston Reilly, Jarrah McLeod, Kadin Pritchard, Ollie Sapsford, Corey Toole

Replacements: Lachlan Lonergan, Rhys van Nek, Darcy Breen, Tu'ukalikali Vaipulu, Darcy Fogerty, Klayton, Oscar Shaw, Dylan Bretton, Chace Oates, TJ Talaileva, Ewald Kruger.

REDS (1-15): George Blake, Matt Faessler (c), Trevor King, Will Ross, Charlie Brosnan, Joe Brial, John Bryant, Vaiuta Latu, Mosiah Christian, Tom Lynagh, Sefa Naivalu, Jake Pappin, Josh Takai, Tim Ryan, Ben Volavola

Replacements: Zac Hough, Harrison Usher, Nick Bloomfield, Jake Kurbatoff, Tom Robinson, Flynn McDermott, Will McCulloch, David Fusitu'a, Dom Thygesen, Alex Flanagan-Smith

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