Super Rugby Aotearoa: Fightback puts end to Chiefs misery

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WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND - MARCH 20: Damian McKenzie of the Chiefs is tackled by Billy Proctor of the Hurricanes during the round four Super Rugby Aotearoa match between the Hurricanes and the Chiefs at Sky Stadium, on March 20, 2021, in Wellington, New Zealand. (Photo by Masanori Udagawa/Getty Images)

 

AFTER suffering 11 consecutive Super Rugby losses, the Chiefs ended their Aotearoa misery as Luke Jacobson’s late close-range try gave them a 35-29 away win at Hurricanes.
Chiefs’ star players – Damian McKenzie, Brad Weber and captain Sam Cane – stepped up in the second half to guid a memorable comeback win after trailing 26-7 at half-time.
Head coach Clayton McMillan said: “We’re relieved more than anything. I’m proud of the resilience and the fight in the boys.”
Hurricanes opened the scoring with a converted debut try for Luke Campbell. The Chiefs responded through a converted score by ...

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