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Crusaders

29-27

Finished

Blues

0 : 3

10'

Harry PlummerPEN

20'

Ethan BlackadderTRY

5 : 3

21'

Fergus BurkeCON

7 : 3

7 : 8

22'

Ofa Tu'ungafasiTRY

7 : 13

35'

Ofa Tu'ungafasiTRY

7 : 15

36'

Harry PlummerCON

36'

Jamie HannahQuinten Strange

40'

Chay FihakiTRY

12 : 15

41'

Quinten StrangeJamie Hannah

46'

Stephen PerofetaYellow

12 : 20

52'

AJ LamTRY

12 : 22

53'

Harry PlummerCON

54'

Christian Lio-WillieTRY

17 : 22

54'

George BowerJoe Moody

54'

Ricky RiccitelliKurt Eklund

54'

Josh FusituaOfa Tu'ungafasi

56'

Chay FihakiCON

19 : 22

59'

Tamaiti WilliamsFletcher Newell

60'

Cameron SuafoaAkira Ioane

61'

Noah HothamTRY

24 : 22

62'

Chay FihakiCON

26 : 22

63'

Cole ForbesMark Telea

63'

George BellCodie Taylor

64'

Tom ChristieChristian Lio-Willie

65'

PJ SheckAngus Taavao

65'

Sam NockTaufa Funaki

66'

Chay FihakiPEN

29 : 22

66'

Mitchell DrummondNoah Hotham

29 : 27

72'

AJ LamTRY

74'

Josh BeehreSam Darry

75'

Mark TeleaCole Forbes

76'

Cole ForbesCorey Evans

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