A piece of brilliance by Tim Nanai-Williams after the full time siren has seen the Chiefs fight back to post a 43-43 draw against the Cheetahs in Bloemfontein.
After a slow first 40 minutes and trailing 34-10 at halftime, the Chiefs showed their composure as they bagged five second half tries to share the honours in an nerve racking encounter.
The Cheetahs had the four try bonus point locked away when blindside flanker Boom Prinsloo rumbled over after the Chiefs struggled to defuse the driving maul with the South African side going into the interval with a well deserved 34-10 lead.
Needing to strike first in the second spell, the Chiefs soldiered on with some much needed possession and field position but the Cheetahs defence withstood the onslaught.
Eventually the Chiefs found the breakthrough as Pulu darted through as he bagged his second five pointer in the match to offer his side some hope.
An excellent effort by wing Tim Nanai-Williams saw him poach the ball out of the hands of an opposing player for the try.