The Jaguares will make their maiden appearance in a Super Rugby final on Saturday night following an impressive semifinal victory over the Brumbies.
The correct way to pronounce it is: Ha-wa-rez
Not Jaguars (as in 'I just saw two wild jaguars running down Queen Street' or 'My Jaguar's gearbox is wrecked so I had to bring the Lada').
And it's not Jag-you-are-ees. Forget the Jag.
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The Argentinian side face a tall order if they are to capture their first Super Rugby title. They are up against a Crusaders side out to win a third straight final and 10th for the franchise since 1998.
There has only been one three-peat in Super Rugby history - the Crusaders from 1998 to 2000.
The Crusaders are appearing in their 14th final and have never lost a home playoff game with Saturday's victory over the Hurricanes taking their record of 23-0 in knockout matches with home advantage.
The Jaguares finished second on the standings following the regular season with 11 wins and five defeats.
Hagley Oval has a new head groundsman ahead of the first test of the summer.