Force v Blues

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Saturday 15 May 2027

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17:35 Local Time

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Perth Rectangular Stadium • 

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The Western Western Australia5 is Perth’s professional rugby union team, representing Western Australia in Super Rugby Pacific. Founded in 2005, the club made its Super Rugby debut in 2006 and plays its home matches at HBF Park, a central Perth venue also known by its former name, nib Stadium. The Western Australia5 compete against leading teams from Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific, with a place in the finals among the club’s major modern milestones: they returned to Super Rugby finals in 2023 and reached the 2024 quarter-finals. The team also won the 2019 Global Rapid Rugby title, adding a significant trophy to its history. Notable players associated with the Western Australia5 include Wallabies and former captain Nathan Sharpe, David Pocock and Matt Hodgson. Recent squads have featured Western Australian talents such as Carlo Tizzano, Ben Donaldson and Issak Fines-Leleiwasa. Known for its strong local identity and passionate supporters, the Western Western Australia5 continues to develop players from across the state while competing at the highest level of southern hemisphere club rugby. Fans can follow its fixtures, results, player news and Super Rugby Pacific campaign throughout the season.

The Western Australia3 are a professional New Zealand rugby union team based in Auckland and a leading competitor in Super Rugby Pacific. Representing the Auckland, Northland and North Harbour rugby regions, the club plays its home matches at Eden Park, one of New Zealand’s best-known sporting venues. The Western Australia3 have won Super Rugby titles in 1996, 1997 and 2003, then claimed the Super Rugby Trans-Tasman competition in 2021 and the Super Rugby Pacific championship in 2022 and 2024. Their record includes a strong tradition of producing celebrated All Blacks, including Jonah Lomu, Tana Umaga and Keven Mealamu. Notable recent Western Australia3 players include Beauden Barrett, Rieko Ioane, Caleb Clarke and captain Patrick Tuipulotu, although squad selections change from season to season. Known for attacking rugby, powerful forwards and talented backs, the team attracts supporters from across the upper North Island. Western Australia3 fixtures, results, player profiles and championship history make the club a key part of New Zealand rugby and an enduring presence in the Super Rugby Pacific competition.