Latest updates show Fijian Drua defeated the Brumbies in Round 10 of Super Rugby Pacific with a late, nervy 33-28 win in Canberra, a result that capped a remarkable comeback after Drua led 22-7 at halftime. The Brumbies were edged out despite a late surge, with Drua’s Armstrong-Ravula calmly slotting a decisive penalty in the 79th minute to restore a five-point buffer. Other recent coverage highlights Brumbies’ strong set-piece and late pressure, but Drua held firm to claim the upset.[1]
Key takeaways
- Result: Fijian Drua 33, Brumbies 28 (Round 10, 2026) in Canberra; Drua endured a Brumbies comeback but closed it out in the final minutes.[1]
- Context: The upset is touted as one of the bigger shocks in the competition, illustrating Drua’s resilience and accuracy under pressure.[1]
- Additional perspectives: Live blogs and match reports from Rugby Australia and Sky Sports provide minute-by-minute updates and post-match analysis, including Drua’s tactics at scrum and breakdown and Brumbies’ late charges.[2][10]
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www.skysports.comThe Swire Shipping Fijian Drua are bracing for a physical battle when they take on the ACT Brumbies in Canberra tonight in round 10 of the Shop N Save
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rugby365.comFijian Drua Brumbies live score starts on 14 Mar 2026 at 03:35 UTC time at Govind Park stadium, Ba city, Fiji in Super Rugby, Rugby Union.
www.sofascore.comThe Fijian Drua produced one of the biggest upsets in Super Rugby Pacific history, racing to a 22–7 half-time lead before holding off a furious Brumbies comeback to win 33–28 at GIO Stadium — their…
rugbyisthegame.comAfter it looked like they'd steadied somewhat, Drua's defence was again breached on 24 minutes as Irae Simone played a perfect ball for centre Len Ikitau to crash over the line. The Fijians created some attack of their own with winger Vinaya Habosi producing a brilliant run and flick pass that almost put teammate through, while a second Lonergan try was chalked off by the TMO for a knock-on. The contest turned into a fascinating forwards battle with the Drua front-row taking over at the scrum...
super.rugby79' Offside penalty (BRU 28-33 DRU) The Brumbies are penalised for offside! The Drua will soak up the clock and point to the sticks, and Armstrong-Ravula nails the penalty. Grandstand finish coming up! 77' Critical errors Critical penalty to the Drua for the Brumbies obstructing a lifter. Brumbies disrupt the lineout but knock it on. Will we see the Drua finally snap that losing streak on the road?
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