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Rampant Chiefs race away from Crusaders

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Chiefs 49 Crusaders 24 Clayton McMillan did his best during the week to downplay suggestions he was developing his own bomb squad at the Chiefs....

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The Express Tribune

Super Rugby: Chiefs overpower Crusaders with dominant second-half surge

A two-try burst after the 50-minute mark proved decisive as the Chiefs overpowered the Crusaders 49-24 at FMG Stadium Waikato on Friday night. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Super Rugby Pacific (@superrugby) Leroy Carter and Samipeni Finau struck in quick succession, breaking open a contest that had been level at 17-all just after halftime. From there, the hosts seized complete control, leaving the Cru…

1 day ago·Pakistan

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NZ Herald

Chiefs romp to victory over Crusaders

Live updates of the Super Rugby Pacific clash between the Chiefs and Crusaders in Hamilton. For coverage from the Alternative Commentary Collective, click...

1 day ago·Auckland, New Zealand

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Stuff

Chiefs lead Crusaders despite early injury woes

Follow live as the Chiefs host the Crusaders in an early-season clash between unbeaten sides.

2 days ago·New Zealand

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nzsportswire.com

Chiefs too quick, too strong for Crusaders

Two in a row for the Chiefs as they easily put away the Crusaders in Hamilton 49-25 to start the season unbeaten. Former All Black Quinn Tupaea finished with a double in his 50th Super Rugby game as the hosts blew away the Crusaders in a match that was evenly balanced for 50 minutes. LATEST HEADLINES: Fox sinks giant putt on PGA Tour NZC and Sky TV new six-year deal NBL rosters filling up as season nears Tall Blacks rout Hong Kong on the road De…

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Daily Telegraph NZ

Chiefs overpower Crusaders 49-24 with second-half surge - Daily Telegraph NZ

The Chiefs delivered a dominant second-half performance to defeat the Crusaders 49-24 at FMG Stadium Waikato, breaking away with a two-try blitz from Leroy Carter and Samipeni Finau after the scores were locked at 17-all just after halftime. Early tries from Emoni Narawa and Ethan Blackadder set the stage for a competitive first half, but a wave of substitutions by Chiefs coach Clayton McMillan turned the tide, leaving the Crusaders reeling. Jos…

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