A special moment as Moana Pasifika captain Sekope Kepu leads his team for Le Fa'avae on his 150th cap.
A tribute to retiring Wallabies greats Sekope Kepu, Will Genia and David Pocock.
Wallabies centurion Sekope Kepu says the challenge for the side this week is up front against Georgia in Shizuoka. It will be Kepu's first start at this World Cup as the side look to secure their quarter final berth.
While big brother Michael Alaalatoa will miss out on scrummaging against younger brother Allan, the tighthead props says it will still be special occasion to play against mentor Sekope Kepu in his final home Test for Australia on Saturday night.
He's the first ever prop to play 100-Tests for Australia and today Sekope Kepu announced this year's World Cup would be his last appearances for the Wallabies.
105-Test veteran Sekope Kepu is savouring the every minute inside the Wallabies environment as his move overseas at the end of year gets closer. The side are preparing at the WACA ahead of Saturday's opening Bledisloe.
Family has been at the centre of Sekope Kepu’s rugby career and they’ll cheering on when the NSW prop plays one last home game for the Waratahs at Bankwest Stadium on Saturday night against the Brumbies.
Waratahs prop Sekope Kepu ins't paying much attention into the SCG's surface after it was torn up against the Reds in round four. Kepu said his side must adapt to the conditions if they are similar on Saturday night against the Crusaders.
Waratahs prop Sekope Kepu has been given the all clear to play after copping a blow to the neck on Saturday night. Meanwhile, centre Adam Ashley-Cooper is unlikely to make the trip to Japan after being ruled out with a head knock.
Influential Wallabies backrower David Pocock has been named to take on England despite limited training this week due to a neck injury. Jack Maddocks gets his third ever start while 102-Test prop Sekope Kepu returns to the starting front row.
He celebrated 100 Wallabies caps two weeks ago in Japan and now Sekope Kepu has returned to where he earned his first. The prop back in Padova, Italy where he debuted alongside James O'Connor and Quade Cooper.
Sekope Kepu will break new ground when he runs out onto Nissan Stadium tomorrow, as the first Australian prop to play 100 Tests. He sat down with RUGBY.com.au this week to talk footy, family and the future.
