Live: Reds v Blues 9:30pm: FULL-TIME: And that's it! A famous win for the Reds. Cooper's four penalties were enough to take the points. The Blues were the better team for arguably the full 80, but the Reds managed to dig deep and keep the pressure on the Brumbies. Genia and Cooper were as impressive as ever - their partnership is blossoming at the right time, and Deans may find it hard to ignore as time goes on. The Blues look like they have hit their straps - they were superb in defence, and will feel hard-done-by with the result. Braid, Ranger and Piutai were magnificent, and they will have a few gripes about some of the decisions that went against them. A superb game of rugby here in Brisbane. Thanks for your company - and see you again next week! Cooper 1 Ranger 0. 9:06pm: Hero-time from Genia. The Blues pour in on their 11th phase, grubber through under the posts, and Genia falls on the ball athletically out of the hands of Sallii. Genia has got to be the first on the Wallabies teamsheet, with Pocock close behind. Poll: Who will win tonight's game? Reds Blues Total votes: 74. Poll closed 26 Apr, 2013 Vote now: Israel Folau and Wallabies 8:40pm: And we're off again. And it looks like Rocket Rod Davies has been replaced. No word on why yet. Dom Shipperley is the able replacement. 8:30pm: HALF-TIME: What a half of rugby. Absolutely breathless stuff here. The Blues have not kicked out of defence, preferring to stretch the Reds through the hands. The Blues have retained possession superbly, but have lacked the penetration of the Reds, who have made more out of limited possession. It looks like this one will be a photo finish, but expect the home advantage to pay off. With Genia, Cooper and Ioane all looking hungry, I'd tip the Reds to achieve a famous clean sweep. Jackson Willison of the Blues scores the only try of the first half. 8:18pm: The Blues have immediately lifted off the back of that score. They go from touchline to touchline through the hands from the kick-off, stretching the Reds defence. Nikoro loses the ball in contact, but it was lovely rugby from the Kiwis. 8:12pm: There aren't many more entertaining players in Super Rugby than Rene Ranger. Let's hope he stays in the comp, and ignores those tempting euro dollars. 7:40pm: Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane, Friday 7.40pm (AEST) Last meeting: Round 10 2012 - Reds 23 bt Blues 11 at Eden Park Head-to-head: Played 18 Reds 9 Blues 8 drawn 1 In Brisbane: Played 10 Reds 7 Blues 3 Referee: Craig Joubert (RSA) TV: Live, FoxSports 1 TAB Sportsbet: Reds $1.40 Blues $2.80 Steve Samuelson writes: The Reds are seeking a clean sweep against New Zealand teams. Ben Daley and Saia Fainga'a are back in the front row for the Reds while the Blues have been plagued by off-field incidents. Outside backs George Moala (stood down) and Francis Saili (benched) are out with Rene Ranger moving from the wing to the centres. AAP writes: The Reds have had to endure a week of drama over Digby Ioane's contract shenanigans following their brutal, energy-sapping 19-19 draw with the Brumbies. The Blues, on the other hand, come off a bye. However they've had some drama of their own with three-quarters Francis Saili and George Moala stood down, forcing Rene Ranger back into the midfield. Lock Anthony Boric (neck) is also missing. But the Blues have a strong back-row, with rookie Steven Luatua leading the charge, and their outside backs are among the most dangerous in the competition. Ben Daley and Saia Fainga'a start as part of the Reds" front-row rotation. REDS: Jono Lance, Rod Davies, Anthony Fainga'a, Ben Tapuai, Digby Ioane, Quade Cooper, Will Genia; Jake Schatz, Liam Gill, Ed Quirk, James Horwill (capt), Rob Simmons, James Slipper, Saia Fainga'a, Ben Daley.Reserves: James Hanson, Greg Holmes, Ed O'Donoghue, Jarrad Butler, Ben Lucas, Chris Feauai-Sautia, Dom Shipperley. BLUES: Charles Piutau; Frank Halai, Rene Ranger, Jackson Willison, Albert Nikoro; Chris Noakes, Piri Weepu; Peter Saili, Luke Braid, Steven Luatua; Ali Williams (capt), Culum Retallick, Angus Ta'avao, James Parsons, Tom McCartney. Reserves: Keven Mealamu, Ofa Tu'ungafasi, Ronald Raaymakers, Brendon O'Conner, Jamison Gibson-Park, Baden Kerr, Francis Saili.