Beware of the Blues' strike weapons on the wing

That's the message from Western Force assistant coach - and Kiwi - Mark Ozich heading into tonight's Super Rugby Pacific contest at Eden Park.

Blues strike weapons Caleb Clarke and Mark Tele'a are both top-five in metres gained this season, with the latter leading the competition in defenders beaten and offloads.

But Ozich says it's their aerial game that will cause problems.



Kickoff's at five past seven.

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