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MATCH SUMMARY TEAMS Ospreys vs Cardiff Blues VENUE Liberty Stadium DATE 06 January 2018 17:15 COMPETITION The Guinness PRO14 FINAL SCORE 29 - 28 HALFTIME SCORE 17 - 14 TRIES 4 - 3 PLAYER OF THE MATCH Dan Biggar (Ospreys ) SCORING SUMMARY Ospreys Cardiff Blues PLAYER T C P DG PLAYER T C P DG Justin Tipuric (J #7) 1 0 0 0 Nick Williams (J #8) 1 0 0 0 Rhys Webb (J #9) 2 0 0 0 Owen Lane (J #11) 1 0 0 0 Dan Biggar (J #10) 0 3 1 0 Gareth Anscombe (J #15) 0 2 3 0 Jeff Hassler (J #11) 1 0 0 0 Garyn Smith (J #22) 1 0 0 0 LINE-UP Ospreys Cardiff Blues 1 Nicky Smith (J #1) 1 Rhys Gill (J #1) 2 Scott Baldwin (J #2) 2 Kristian Dacey (J #2) 3 Ma'afu Fia (J #3) 3 Anton Peikrishvili (J #3) 4 Bradley Davies (J #4) 4 Damian Welch (J #4) 5 Alun Wyn Jones (J #5) 5 Josh Turnbull (J #5) 6 Olly Cracknell (J #6) 6 Josh Navidi (J #6) 7 Justin Tipuric (J #7) 7 Olly Robinson (J #7) 8 Rob Mccusker (J #8) 8 Nick Williams (J #8) 9 Rhys Webb (J #9) 9 Lloyd Williams (dnu) (J #9) 10 Dan Biggar (J #10) 10 Jarrod Evans (J #10) 11 Jeff Hassler (J #11) 11 Owen Lane (J #11) 12 Owen Watkin (J #12) 12 Willis Halaholo (J #12) 13 Ashley Beck (J #13) 13 Rey Lee-lo (J #13) 14 Dan Evans (J #14) 14 Alex Cuthbert (J #14) 15 Sam Davies (J #15) 15 Gareth Anscombe (J #15) RESERVES Ospreys Cardiff Blues 16 Scott Otten (J #16) 16 Ethan Lewis (J #16) 17 Gareth Thomas (J #17) 17 Gethin Jenkins (J #17) 18 Dmitri Arhip (J #18) 18 Dillon Lewis (J #18) 19 Adam Beard (J #19) 19 George Earle (J #19) 20 Will Jones (J #20) 20 Ellis Jenkins (J #20) 21 Tom Habberfield (J #21) 21 Tomos Williams (J #21) 22 James Hook (J #22) 22 Garyn Smith (J #22) 23 Dafydd Howells (J #23) 23 Matthew Morgan (J #23) CARDS Ospreys Cardiff Blues # Player White Blue Yellow Red # Player White Blue Yellow Red None 1 Alex Cuthbert (J #14) 0 0 1 0 PLAYER MOVEMENT - Ospreys TIME EVENT PLAYER TEAM COMMENT PLAYER MOVEMENT - Cardiff Blues TIME EVENT PLAYER TEAM COMMENT 62:00 PlayerOff Alex Cuthbert Cardiff Blues Yellow Card 72:00 PlayerOn Alex Cuthbert Cardiff Blues Yellow Card Return Provided by Footprint.

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Team Wales PRE-MATCH REPORT WALES vs ITALY GUINNESS SIX NATIONS 2020 ROUND 1 Team Wales PRE-MATCH REPORT WALES vs ITALY GUINNESS SIX NATIONS 2019 RESULTS WALES ITALY Round Opponent Score Round Opponent Score 1 France 24-19 W 1 Scotland 20-33 L 2 Italy 26-15 W 2 Wales 15-26 L 3 England 21-13 W 3 Ireland 16-26 L 4 Scotland 18-11 W 4 England 14-57 L 5 Ireland 25-7 W 5 France 14-25 L HOME TEAM HOME RANK FOR AWAY TEAM AWAY RANK 114 2 POINTS 79 6 22.8 2 POINTS / MATCH 15.8 6 10 5 TRIES SCORED 10 5 2.0 5 TRIES SCORED / MATCH 2.00 5 43.9% 6 % POINTS SCORED FROM TRIES 63.3% 5 AGAINST 65 6 POINTS CONCEDED 167 1 13.0 6 POINTS CONCEDED / MATCH 33.4 1 7 6 TRIES CONCEDED 22 1 1.40 6 TRIES CONCEDED / MATCH 4.4 1 53.8% 5 % POINTS CONCEDED FROM TRIES 65.9% 3 TYPES OF PLAY Wales Italy 42.8% 46.9% 42.9% 50.1% 10.3% 7.0% Kick Ball Carry Passes Kick Ball Carry Passes HOME TEAM PLAYER LEADERS AWAY TEAM Gareth Anscombe 43 POINTS Tommaso Alla.. 34 Josh Adams 3 TRIES SCORED Edoardo Padovani 3 Gareth Anscombe 2 TRY ASSISTS Tommaso Alla.. 4 Ross Moriarty 50 CARRIES Abraham Jurgen Steyn 57 Josh Adams 329.4 METRES CARRIED Jayden Hayward 389.1 Gareth Anscombe 5 OFFLOADS Jayden Hayward 6 Josh Navidi 86 SUCCESSFUL TACKLES Leonardo Ghiraldi.. 75 Alun Wyn Jones 12 DOMINANT TACKLES Dave Sisi 9 ©Copyright Stats Perform 2020.
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