Terrible Waratahs lose again

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Terrible Waratahs lose again

By Semi Turaga

Saturday 06/03/2021

The Waratahs have recorded their third straight defeat this season, this time to the Western Force 20-16 last night in Super Rugby Australia.

Western Force was 13-nil down in the match and fought back hard to record their first Super Rugby win since July 2017.

The Brumbies meet the Rebels at 8.45 tonight.

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