Hurricanes Vs Blues Super Rugby Preview

These two teams last met in Round 5 of this year's tournament and the Blues won 41-17 in Auckland and since then, the Blues were keen to win their matches while the Hurricanes struggled.

Until last week, when the Hurricanes beat the Reds looked like a lost team. Coach Mark Hammett says he has found his mojo and have become today.

This match will take place in Wellington Hurricanes have the advantage of terrain, but the Blues now a leader in the ranking of Super Rugby, while hurricanes are in ninth place.

The Blues have mixed their bottom line for this match with the loss of Luke McAlister, while the Hurricanes have kept the formula to beat the Reds last week whenever possible. Daniel Kirkpatrick is for the injured Charlie Ngata.

Hurricanes lost star as Conrad Smith, Ma'a Nonu, Cory Jane and Piri Weepu for this game.

On average, when the Hurricanes play the Blues, scoring 24 points and the Blues to score 30 points on average. However, the Wellington Hurricanes to 25 points on average, and the Blues in their game score of 34 points.

The last two games between the teams that played in Wellington have been won by the hurricanes.

Overall, the Hurricanes have played the Blues 16 times and only won five times and all five of them were in Wellington, because they have never won in Auckland.

Luke Fielden Questioned More Than Two Dozen Potentially Decisive

It is a question that Luke Fielden has been bombed from the Saturday tea time. Was it or not try?


"Many people have asked me, curiously," said the Newcastle Falcons winger who seek to deepen the score that made the end of his side a bonus point which could be the difference between relegation and maintain their status Aviva Premiership.

Treat, in the 14-11 loss at home to the bathroom, was enough to put a single point between the hawks and the basement side Leeds is on the last weekend of places, but the unanswered question remains that if the outstretched arm is the first stray bullet after the coup of Tane Tu'ipulotu.

'Well, he was given, so, yes, I think it was a test, "said Fielden, produces the closest thing that fans can expect a final ruling.

"Actually, I do not remember what happened. All I remember is diving for the ball, then jump and celebrate.

"The judge wanted to, after a couple of seconds, and I was obviously pleased with his raises his hand in the air. I think things have helped in the South Stand was partying like a test, and could prove vital in the way which the ranking is. "

Fielden Falcons next travel to Bath, the end of the season on Saturday, knowing that a win would guarantee top-flight rugby for 15 straight season. If you do not win, and then becomes the score updated Franklin's Gardens, Northampton, which are home to Leeds.

"We still have a massive game on our hands and we need a result," said 26-year committed themselves to a new contract for two years after accession Bedford last summer. "We are disappointed with how we performed last weekend by losing to Bath, but we all had a record and now we're just focused on being really positive and looking to remedy this, on Saturday cons the same opposition.