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Match Summary MATCH SUMMARY TEAMS Reds vs Highlanders VENUE Suncorp Stadium DATE 26 May 2018 11:45 COMPETITION Vodacom Super Rugby FINAL SCORE 15 - 18 HALFTIME SCORE 10 - 8 TRIES 2 - 2 PLAYER OF THE MATCH SCORING SUMMARY Reds Highlanders PLAYER T C P DG PLAYER T C P DG Jono Lance (J #10) 0 1 1 0 Lima Sopoaga (J #10) 0 1 2 0 Brandon Paenga-amosa (J #2) 1 0 0 0 Tevita Li (J #11) 1 0 0 0 Hamish Stewart (J #15) 1 0 0 0 Liam Squire (J #20) 1 0 0 0 LINE-UP Reds Highlanders 1 Jp Smith (J #1) 1 Dan Lienert-brown (J #1) 2 Brandon Paenga-amosa (J #2) 2 Ash Dixon (J #2) 3 Taniela Tupou (J #3) 3 Tyrel Lomax (J #3) 4 Izack Rodda (J #4) 4 Jackson Hemopo (J #4) 5 Harrison Hockings (J #5) 5 Tom Franklin (J #5) 6 Angus Scott-young (J #6) 6 James Lentjes (J #6) 7 George Smith (J #7) 7 Dillon Hunt (J #7) 8 Scott Higginbotham (J #8) 8 Mikaele Tu'u (J #8) 9 Ben Lucas (J #9) 9 Kayne Hammington (J #9) 10 Jono Lance (J #10) 10 Lima Sopoaga (J #10) 11 Jordan Petaia (J #11) 11 Tevita Li (J #11) 12 Duncan Paia’aua (J #12) 12 Tei Walden (J #12) 13 Samu Kerevi (J #13) 13 Rob Thompson (J #13) 14 Izaia Perese (J #14) 14 Waisake Naholo (J #14) 15 Hamish Stewart (J #15) 15 Josh Mckay (J #15) RESERVES Reds Highlanders 16 Andrew Ready (J #16) 16 Greg Pleasants-tate (J #16) 17 Sef Fa’agase (J #17) 17 Aki Seiuli (J #17) 18 Ruan Smith (J #18) 18 Kalolo Tuiloma (J #18) 19 Kane P Douglas (J #19) 19 Josh Dickson (J #19) 20 Caleb Timu (J #20) 20 Liam Squire (J #20) 21 Liam Wright (J #21) 21 Aaron Smith (J #21) 22 Moses Sorovi (J #22) 22 Josh Ioane (J #22) 23 Aidan Toua (J #23) 23 Richard Buckman (J #23) CARDS Reds Highlanders # Player White Blue Yellow Red # Player White Blue Yellow Red None None COMMENTARY TIME EVENT PLAYER TEAM COMMENT GAME STARTED 0' First Half Start Lima Sopoaga Highlanders 18' Penalty Goal Lima Sopoaga Highlanders 23' Penalty Goal Jono Lance Reds 27' Try Tevita Li Highlanders 28' Missed Conversion Lima Sopoaga Highlanders Concussion Test (40:46 30' Player Off James Lentjes Highlanders Test Failed) Concussion Test for 6 30' Player On Liam Squire Highlanders (40:46 Test Failed 6, Permanent Replacement) 32' Missed Penalty Jono Lance Reds 38' Try Brandon Paenga-Amosa Reds 39' Conversion Jono Lance Reds HALF TIME 40' Second Half Start Jono Lance Reds 44' Try Hamish Stewart Reds 45' Missed Conversion Jono Lance Reds 48' Player Off Kayne Hammington Highlanders Injury Ankle 48' Player On Aaron Smith Highlanders Injury for 9 50' Player Off Rob Thompson Highlanders Tactical 50' Player On Richard Buckman Highlanders Tactical 54' Player Off Harrison Hockings Reds Tactical 54' Player On Kane P Douglas Reds Tactical 54' Player Off Scott Higginbotham Reds Tactical 54' Player On Caleb Timu Reds Tactical 54' Player Off Lucas Lucas Reds Tactical 54' Player On Moses Sorovi Reds Tactical 54' Player Off Dan Lienert-Brown Highlanders Tactical 54' Player On Aki Seiuli Highlanders Tactical 57' Try Liam Squire Highlanders 58' Conversion Lima Sopoaga Highlanders 61' Player Off Tyrel Lomax Highlanders Tactical 61' Player On Tuiloma Tuiloma Highlanders Tactical 62' Player Off Tom Franklin Highlanders Tactical 62' Player On Josh Dickson Highlanders Tactical 68' Player Off JP Smith Reds Tactical 68' Player On Sef Fa’agase Reds Tactical 68' Player Off Brandon Paenga-Amosa Reds Tactical 68' Player On Andrew Ready Reds Tactical 68' Player Off Taniela Tupou Reds Tactical 68' Player Off Ruan Smith Reds Tactical 72' Player Off Angus Scott-Young Reds Tactical 72' Player On Liam Wright Reds Tactical 75' Player Off Ash Dixon Highlanders Tactical 75' Player On Greg Pleasants-Tate Highlanders Tactical 77' Penalty Goal Lima Sopoaga Highlanders 80' Second Half End 80' Full Time GAME ENDED Provided by Footprint.
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