Chiefs look to end 12-year title drought against Blues this Saturday

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Chiefs look to end 12-year title drought against Blues this Saturday

By Iliana Biutu

02/06/2025

Source: Stuff.co

The Chiefs aim to end the longest title drought among New Zealand franchises in 12 years as they prepare for their game against the Blues this Saturday.

The last time the Chiefs won the Super Rugby title was in 2013.

The Chiefs are currently leading the Super Rugby table with 51 points.

They will face the Blues at 7:05pm on Saturday.

In the other quarter-finals, the Crusaders will host the Queensland Reds at 7:05pm on Friday, while the Brumbies will take on the Hurricanes at 9:35pm on Saturday.

Source: Stuff.co

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