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International - Super Rugby Pacific

Chiefs

44-25

Finished

Rebels

0 : 3

Reece HodgePEN

0 : 8

12'

Alex MafiTRY

16'

Bryn GatlandPEN

3 : 8

22'

Rameka PoihipiTRY

23'

Bryn GatlandCON

10 : 8

23'

Lukas RipleyReece Hodge

32'

Bryn GatlandPEN

13 : 8

35'

Emoni NarawaTRY

18 : 8

36'

Bryn GatlandCON

20 : 8

37'

Shaun StevensonTRY

25 : 8

38'

Bryn GatlandCON

27 : 8

27 : 13

39'

Stacey IliTRY

27 : 15

40'

Carter GordonCON

42'

Tyrone ThompsonTRY

32 : 15

43'

Bryn GatlandCON

34 : 15

45'

Shaun StevensonTRY

39 : 15

45'

Shaun StevensonTRY

39 : 15

47'

Cabous EloffMatt Gibbon

47'

Pone Fa'amausiliSam Talakai

39 : 20

48'

Nick JoosteTRY

49'

James TuttleRyan Louwrens

52'

Oliver NorrisAidan Ross

53'

Etene Nanai-SeturoTRY

44 : 20

54'

Samisoni Taukei'ahoTyrone Thompson

54'

Anaru RangiAlex Mafi

54'

George DyerJohn Ryan

57'

Peniasi MalimaliRameka Poihipi

64'

Laghlan McWhannellNaitoa Ah Kuoi

64'

Te Toiroa TahuriorangiCortez Ratima

64'

Kaylum BoshierPita Sowakula

71'

Damian McKenzieLaghlan McWhannell

72'

David FeliuaiNick Jooste

44 : 25

74'

David FeliuaiTRY

Venue Guide
Stadium	FMG Waikato
City	Hamilton
Capacity	25800

News

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