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teams.ie Editorial TeamTom Lynagh's return from injury is the standout story as Queensland's Super Rugby campaign builds momentum, with the Irish-qualified out-half set to feature off the bench in Round 7 after his spell on the sidelines. Meanwhile, legendary Reds prop Jeffrey Toomaga-Allen is preparing for a historic night, set to become just another member of an exclusive club when he reaches 150 Super Rugby caps at Super Round, cementing his legacy as one of the competition's true stalwarts. The Queensland outfit continues to churn through the competition with fresh energy and experience, with coach Joe Schmidt overseeing the mix of established stars and emerging talent as the Wallabies era winds down.
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Reds prop Jeffrey Toomaga-Allen to make 150 Super Rugby caps – all-time milestone makers revealed
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Super Rugby R7: Lynagh returns, D-Mac switch
Tom Lynagh will make his playing return off the bench for the Reds, while the Waratahs have opted for a 6-2 bench split for their huge derby clash with the Brumbies. Check out all the Round 7 team news here!

‘They call me Grandpa Joe’: coach Schmidt in a hurry as clock ticks down on Wallabies reign
Australia rugby’s outgoing boss celebrates the high points, ‘not end points’, as he prepares to guide the side in three Tests before handing over the keys Joe Schmidt was in Melbourne’s west coaching Footscray RFC’s under-18s on Monday night, then conducting a 20-minute Q&A that ran to two hours. The next day he called together the Wallabies leaders and challenged them to set the standards at their Super Rugby clubs. By Wednesday he was deep in meetings with Queensland Reds boss Les Kiss, the co
