Subplot to watch: Crusaders aiming to equal unbeaten home record Pollard holds an edge in that department though as he is currently the leading point-scorer in the competition with 123 points while Foley is in sixth place with 76 points. The duo are also excellent goal-kickers and both will be determined to keep the scoreboard ticking. Pollard has a direct style whereas Foley tends to create more opportunities for his team-mates, but both players have proven to be very effective with their approach and it will be interesting to see who comes out on top this weekend. Pollard and Foley are outstanding number 10s and their playmaking ability and game management skills are amongst the best in the business. One-v-one battle to watch вЂ“ Handre Pollard (Bulls) v Bernard Foley (Waratahs)ДЄfter suffering defeats to the Stormers and Sharks respectively, the Bulls and Waratahs can ill afford a defeat this weekend and much will depend on the performances of Pollard and Foley in their quest for victory.ДЄs the first-choice fly-halves for their respective sides вЂ“ as well as the Springboks and Wallabies вЂ“ there will be plenty of pressure on the duo as their sides try to climb up the standings. POTW RD #11 fullback Jordie Barrett was in hot form against the Chiefs and scored two tries early in the match to set up the victory.ДЇull POTW and TOTW details: /oVj9VRVQ7w

PLAYER OF THE WEEK | Super Rugby 2019 Rd 11 #SuperRugby #PlayerOfTheWeek #SR2019 /7WNB1ieM8c The youngest Barrett brother is back in the number 15 jersey for the HurricanesвЂ™ game against the Rebels at Westpac Stadium on Saturday and will be hoping to continue where he left off against the Chiefs. Barrett continued to impress during the rest of that match and finished with 196 metres gained which included four clean breaks and 10 defenders beaten. The 22-year-oldвЂ™s performance was a timely reminder to the All Blacks selectors of his ability and he contributed 10 points in his sideвЂ™s win after crossing for two tries inside the first 10 minutes. Player to watch вЂ“ Jordie Barrett (Hurricanes)ДЄfter doing duty mostly at outside centre and on the wing, the New Zealand utility back returned to the full-back position against the Chiefs in Wellington in Round 11 and delivered a scintillating attacking display which helped his side to a deserved 47-19 victory. The Jaguares deserve plenty of credit as they have continued with their fine form from 2018 вЂ“ when they reached the play-offs вЂ“ and there has been a smooth transition in their coaching ranks since Gonzalo Quesada took over the reins from Mario Ledesma.Д«ut they face a tough task against the men from the Cape, who finished on top when these sides met at Newlands earlier this year.

The home side are on a good run after winning their last three matches вЂ“ away against the Bulls and Sharks and at home against the Brumbies вЂ“ while the StormersвЂ™ form has been indifferent of late, although they head into this match with some confidence after beating the Bulls in Cape Town last weekend.

This means there will be plenty at stake when the Jaguares host the Stormers in Buenos Aires on Saturday. There are just four points separating the Sharks, who are sitting at the top of the table, and the bottom-placed Lions while the Jaguares and Stormers are in joint-third position, three points adrift of the Durban side. With the competition moving towards its business end, things are hotting up in the South African Conference.

Making its return to Planet Rugby, we bring you Super charged, in which we preview the main talking points ahead of the upcoming Super Rugby action.

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