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Crusaders

37-26

Finished

Chiefs

Chay FihakiTRY

5 : 0

12'

Johnny McNichollTRY

10 : 0

13'

Riley HohepaCON

12 : 0

12 : 5

18'

Emoni NarawaTRY

24'

Cullen GraceTRY

17 : 5

25'

Riley HohepaCON

19 : 5

19 : 10

34'

George DyerTRY

19 : 12

35'

Josh JacombCON

40'

Riley HohepaPEN

22 : 12

42'

George BellTRY

27 : 12

50'

Cortez RatimaXavier Roe

54'

Jimmy TupouManaaki Selby-Rickit

55'

Josh IoaneJosh Jacomb

27 : 17

58'

Anton Lienert-BrownTRY

27 : 19

59'

Josh IoaneCON

59'

Jared ProffitAidan Ross

59'

Bradley SlaterSamisoni Taukei'aho

59'

Reuben O'NeillGeorge Dyer

60'

Simon ParkerJosh Lord

60'

Rivez ReihanaRiley Hohepa

60'

Macca SpringerLevi Aumua

63'

Johnny McNichollTRY

32 : 19

64'

Rivez ReihanaCON

34 : 19

66'

Daniel RonaQuinn Tupaea

66'

Kershawl Sykes-MartinGeorge Bower

66'

Owen FranksFletcher Newell

69'

Dom GardinerQuinten Strange

34 : 24

70'

Cortez RatimaTRY

34 : 26

71'

Josh IoaneCON

74'

Willi HeinzNoah Hotham

78'

Rivez ReihanaPEN

37 : 26

Venue Guide
Stadium	Apollo Projects
City	Addington
Capacity	17110

News

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