What time is the Super Rugby Pacific tonight? Western Force vs. Queensland Reds kickoff time, team lists and streaming options for Round 5

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The Western Force will attempt to claim their first win of the Super Rugby Pacific season this Sunday, when they welcome the in-form Queensland Reds.

The Force are 0-4 on the season, and will be looking to avoid their fifth loss when they play the Reds, who are 3-1 and sit second on the ladder.

But the Reds will enter this game with significant momentum, after demolishing the Melbourne Rebels last week, 53 to 26. 

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What time is the Super Rugby tonight? Western Force vs. Queensland Reds kickoff time

Saturday night's game between the Force and the Reds will kick off at 7:35 pm AEDT on Saturday, March 23.

The game will be played at HBF Park in Perth. 

Timezone AEDT AEST NZD/ST
Kickoff time 7:35 pm 6:35 pm 9:35 pm

How to watch or live stream Western Force vs. Queensland Reds

Saturday's game is set to be broadcast live on 9Gem, with coverage due to begin at 7:00 pm.

Additionally, the clash will also streamed on Stan Sport.

TV channel

9Gem

Live stream

Stan Sport

This match, and every match across the regular season, will be available for live streaming and replay on Stan Sports.

Western Force vs. Queensland Reds betting odds 

Per bookmaker TAB, the Reds are the $1.20 favourite to win this match, while the Force are the underdogs at $4.20.

Western Force vs. Queensland Reds Round 5 team lists

Western Force team list Queensland Reds team list

FORCE (1-15): Ryan Coxon, Tom Horton, Santiago Medrano, Thomas Franklin, Jeremy Williams (c), Tim Anstee, Carlo Tizzano, Will Harris, Nic White, Ben Donaldson, Chase Tiatia, Hamish Stewart, Sam Spink, Bayley Kuenzle, Harry Potter

RESERVES: Ben Funnell, Josh Bartlett, Tiaan Tauakipulu, Lopeti Faifua, Reed Prinsep, Issak Fines-Leleiwasa, Max Burey, George Poolman

REDS (1-15): Peni Ravai, Matt Faessler, Zane Nonggorr, Seru Uru, Ryan Smith, Liam Wright (co-c), Fraser McReight, Harry Wilson, Tate McDermott (co-c), Tom Lynagh, Mac Grealy, Hunter Paisami, Josh Flook, Suliasi Vunivalu, Jock Campbell

RESERVES: Josh Nasser, George Blake, Jeffery Toomaga-Allen, Cormac Daly, John Bryant, Kalani Thomas, Harry McLaughlin-Phillips, Taj Annan

 

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