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- Super Rugby Pacific: Crusaders beat Chiefs to win title
Crusaders 16 Chiefs 12 Rumours of the Crusaders’ demise have been greatly exaggerated A year ago, the perennial contenders were in the unfamiliar position of watching the playoffs from the
- MATCH REPORT | Crusaders win Grand Final
The Chiefs struck first after sustained pressure inside the Crusaders' 22m Jacobson linked with Dyer, who crashed through the defence to score under the posts McKenzie converted to make it 7-0 Drama unfolded shortly after as David Havili was shown a yellow card for a head-on-head collision with Emoni Narawa, reducing the Crusaders to 14 men
- Crusaders secure another Super Rugby title with 16-12 win over Chiefs
Playing in Christchurch, the Crusaders claimed a 32nd successive play-off home match victory over three decades of Super Rugby as they downed the Chiefs 16-12 in Saturday's final
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The Crusaders are bolstered by the return of All Black prop Tamaiti Williams as they chase an eighth Super Rugby title in nine years Chiefs coach Clayton McMillan named an unchanged starting XV for the final, featuring All Blacks flyhalf Damian McKenzie, explosive hooker Samisoni Taukei’aho and loose forward Luke Jacobson
- Lucky 13: Crusaders back on top of Super Rugby Pacific after thrilling . . .
The Crusaders are back on top of the Super Rugby Pacific mountain after a 16-12 win over the Chiefs in the Super Rugby Pacific Final in Christchurch The victory is their 13th Super Rugby title
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For the eighth time in nine years, the Crusaders are Super Rugby champions after holding on for thrilling 16-12 win over the Chiefs at Apollo Projects Stadium It was an all-time classic Grand Final, with almost no points scored during a dramatic second term Rivez Reihana scored the only points of
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Chiefs coach Clayton McMillan again got tremendous impact from his stacked bench - featuring All Blacks Samipeni Finau, Cortez Ratima and Quinn Tupaea - as the hosts ran out 49-24 winners Tupaea scored two tries and Finau one in a dominant finish
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