The Jaguares came from behind to beat the Sunwolves 46-39 in the Super Rugby competition in the last hour.
The Bulls were given a clear reminder of how far they have fallen when they were smashed 62‑24 by the Crusaders in the Super Rugby this morning.
The Bulls were completely out of their depth against the undefeated New Zealanders as they conceded a total of 10 tries in front of their home fans, scoring just three.
Peter Samu, Tim Bateman, Scott Barrett, Jack Goodhue and Seta Tamanivalu scored first half tries for the Crusaders.
The Crusaders brought up their 50 after just 10 minutes into the second half as David Havili, Richie Mo'unga and Goodhue scored.
In New Plymouth, first five, Stephen Donald crossed twice as the Chiefs scored 19 points early in the second half to put the game beyond doubt and beat the Reds 46‑17.
In Sydney, a second half fight back was not enough for the Waratahs as the visiting Blues took a hard‑fought 40‑33 win last night.
In other matches, the Sharks beat the Force 37-12 while the Lions beat the Rebels 47-10.
Meanwhile, the Jaguares will play the Sunwolves at 9.40am today.
Source: Sport24, Radio NZ, Stuff.co
