Super Rugby Pacific: All results on date 16

The 16th date of the Super Rugby Pacific With attachments duels. Chiefs beat Highlanders 41-24 and finished the first stage as a leader, while Crusaders beat Brumbies 33-31 in Australia to complete as an escort. I lived the best of rugby in Disney+.

Reds 52-7 Fijian Drua (Saturday)

Queensland’s team closed the first phase with a great win, which was because of the poker of Lachie Anderson and the annotations of Josh Canham, Josh Flook, Filipo Daugunu and Joe Brial. Tomy Lynagh added ten points with the foot and Nick Smith others. For their part, Haereiti Hetet and Isaiah Armstrong-Ravula broke the zero of the Fijanos.

Hurricanes 64-12 Moana Pasifika (Saturday)

Rain of tries by the premises. They were supported by Jacob Devery, Devan Flanders, Cam Roigard, Peter Umaga-Jensen, by two, Raymond Tuputupu, Pouri Rakete-Stones, Billy Proctor, Ere Enari and Tjay Clarke, while Ruben Love converted seven of those. Semisi Tupou ta’eiloa and Ardie Savea supported for the visit, which also had two goals from Patrick Pellegrini.

BLUES 46-6 WAATAHS (Saturday)

Mark Tele’a’s double in his return, Rieko Ioane’s hat-trick and the conquests of Corey Evans and Ricky Riccitelli gave the necessary win to those of Auckland to get into the sixth place of the tournament and classify the playoffs. In addition, Beauden Barrett succeeded four conversions and Harry Plummer a penalty. On the other hand, Jack Bowen scored the only ones of the visit.

Brumbies 31-33 Crusaders (Friday)

The Christchurs won a key duel and ended seconds in the ranks after the conquests of Christian Lio-Willie, Ethan Blackadder, Rivez Reihana and George Bell and the two conversions and two penalties of Reihana himself. For the whole AUSSIE They did the same Feotoika, Len Ikitau, Rhys van Nek and Andy Muirhead, while Noah Lolesio added 11 points to the sticks.

Highlanders 24-41 Chiefs (Friday)

The visit won an essential bonus, which gave him first position in the table for the playoffs. This was thanks to the tries of Samipeni Finau, Xavier Roe, Manasa Mataele and the Truck of Tupuo Vaa’i. In addition to the 11 goals with Damian McKenzie’s foot. For their part, for the homeowner they supported Ethan de Groot, Timoci Tavatavanawai and Sam Gilbert, who turned his score, while Cameron Millar collaborated with seven other points with his foot.