Fiji Airways Drua coach Senirusi Seruvakula says he expects Western Force will try to upset his team’s rhythm in their National Rugby Championship match on Saturday.

After six rounds, the Drua are top of the table with 23 points and also lead the competition in tries and attacking metres.

Seruvakula says Queensland will be out to slow the Drua’s ball and stop them getting on a roll.

“That’s what they’re going to try and stop that momentum. Because as soon as it starts and the boys start building the combinations, the skill levels rise up and they enjoy what they’re doing with a passion, running with the ball.”

Drua takes on Force at 6pm in Australia on Saturday.