We need to step up our preparation, forget about the last two games we won and everyone has to come down to earth again and switch on for Queensland Country.
This has been stressed by the Fiji Airways Drua Head Coach, Senirusi Seruvakula.
Seruvakula says he expects Queensland Country to try and upset his team's rhythm in their National Rugby Championship match this afternoon.
Drua sits at the top of the table after 2 rounds of games with 10 points and also lead the competition in tries and attacking metres.
Even though, the Drua lead on the points table, Drua has also conceded more penalties than any other team.
Seruvakula also adds that there is a lot of Super Rugby experience in the backline so the team will have to be disciplined for 80 minutes if they want to come up on top.
The Drua will face Queensland Country at 3pm today at the BB Print Stadium in Brisbane.
[Source: Radio NZ]
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