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Chiefs beat Blues to go top
The Chiefs have squeezed past a 14-man Blues side to go top of the Super 15 table, winning 26-16 at Eden Park
The Chiefs have squeezed past a 14-man Blues side to go top of the Super 15 table, winning 26-16 at Eden Park
Join us for tonight's live blog of the Super 15 clash between the Blues and the Chiefs at Eden Park in Auckland.
Richie McCaw keeps popping up in Matt Mustchin's rugby career and he's done it again.
What's on it? How much time have you got to dwell on the Blues' final match tonight against their regular Chiefs rivals.
"I think we are getting a little too predictable," coach John Kirwan says. "We have to work out how to get some more excitement going on and off the field. We need to see that in the way we express ourselves on the track."
Melbourne gave their Super Rugby coach Damien Hill and a host of departing players a fairytale finish as they came from behind to snatch a 38-37 win over the Highlanders.
The Chiefs have claimed the New Zealand conference title thanks to the Crusaders' unimpressive 25 - 17 victory over the Hurricanes in Christchurch tonight.
The Blues have begun their search for locks and captain Ali Williams is sure that hunt will turn up some fine talent for next year's Super 15.
Pre-season the Blues' mantra is set. "Better Never Stops" is the slogan plastered around the walls at their headquarters in suburban Pt Chevalier.
Captain Ali Williams will complete a remarkable record in his last game for the Blues on Saturday.
Has there ever been such a controversial Auckland lock as Ali Williams? And has the city's place as the home of the great locks in world rugby come to an end?
The Highlanders will play the final match of their disastrous season against the Rebels in Melbourne on Friday but no matter what the result is.
Tracey Nelson crunches the numbers from the weekend's Super 15 action.
The Wallabies are set to name a new coach today, ending Robbie Deans' tenure after Saturday night's loss to the Lions.
Highlanders first-five Colin Slade is set to make a dramatic return to the Crusaders next season as a replacement for Dan Carter.
A season low on expectation but with plenty of highlights is threatening to come to a rather downbeat conclusion for the Blues.
The Highlanders may very well finish the Super 15 with the wooden spoon - but forgive coach Jamie Joseph for feeling rueful about what might have been.
With one week of Super rugby remaining, the top six are confirmed, but the final order is anything but certain.