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Chiefs come from behind to hold Bulls

Chiefs come from behind to hold Bulls
The Chiefs 13 year wait for a win at Loftus was extended today but they made an incredible comeback to claim a last minute 34-all draw with the Bulls in the Super rugby.

The Chiefs have not won in Pretoria since 2001 but they will not leave empty handed having claimed three points, including a bonus point, after outscoring their hosts five tries to three.

In another match this morning, the Sharks have consolidated their lead at the summit of the Super Rugby standings with a 32-10 win over the Waratahs at Kings Park in Durban.

Meanwhile, three tries and an improved performance at the set piece handed the Blues a physical 30-12 victory over the Highlanders at Eden Park last night.

Tries from George Moala, Ma’a Nonu and Charles Piutau, along with the fine kicking form of young number ten Simon Hickey, helped the Blues post an impressive advantage on the scoreboard.

In another match, the Reds recovered from their two match losing streak on tour by beating the Stormers 22-17 in Brisbane.

The result means that the Stormers have lost their last four matches and went through their overseas tour without a win.

Story by: Dhanjay Deo
FNRL

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