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<br>June 1 (Reuters) - The Canterbury Crusaders have recalled playmaker Richie Mo'unga along with fellow All Blacks Codie Taylor and Jack Goodhue for Friday's Super Rugby quarter-final against the Queensland Reds in Christchurch.<br> <br>Mo'unga replaces Fergus Burke, who was dropped from the matchday squad after scoring a try and having a perfect night off the kicking tee as starting flyhalf in a 28-15 home win over the Reds last week.<br> <br>Taylor reclaims the number two jersey from Matthew Faessler who was injured early against the Reds, while Goodhue slots in at centre with regular midfield partner David Havili.<br> <br>The Reds, who have not beaten the Crusaders in Christchurch in 23 years, will again miss the services of injured flyhalf James O'Connor,  [https://www.emasslot88.com emas88] with Lawson Creighton to retain the number 10 shirt.<br> <br>Co-captain Liam Wright will start at openside flanker after returning from a long injury layoff from the bench last week, while centre Hunter Paisami has been recalled in the reserves after recovering from a shoulder problem.<br> <br>Scott Robertson's Crusaders are heavily backed to knock out the Reds and sew up a semi-final spot as they look to claim a sixth championship trophy in as many years.<br> <br>The Reds, coached by former All Black Brad Thorn, have remained camped in Christchurch following the defeat last week and attracted some heckling from local fans, co-captain McDermott said.<br> <br>"No one is giving us a chance and it's something we've really bounced off," the Wallabies scrumhalf said.<br> <br>"Everywhere you go someone is throwing a bit of chat or wanting a photo. It's good to be in a rugby town and guys like (flanker) Fraser (McReight) enjoy heckling back." (Reporting by Ian Ransom in Melbourne; Editing by Robert Birsel)<br><br><br>adverts.addToArray({"pos":"inread_player"})Advertisement