Two tries to veteran number eight Scott Higgenbotham, a disallowed try to Augustine Pulu and a costly yellow card have given the Reds a 29-28 win over the Blues in Brisbane.
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On paper, an eight-point loss to the Crusaders isn’t something to be too ashamed of in Super Rugby. But rugby isn’t played on paper, and the 19-11 result in Christchurch really was one to forget for the Blues.
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Blues confident as they take on defending champ Crusaders
The Blues kept their season live with their 23-8 bonus point win over the Chiefs on Saturday night. They must now beat defending champions, the Crusaders this week to stay in the hunt for the playoffs.
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Marcel Renata's unusual journey to Super Rugby
With the Auckland Blues recording their first win over the Chiefs since 2011, Māori All Black and Blues player Marcel Renata is hoping to add a few more Super Rugby caps before the season is done.
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Blues their own worst enemy against Canes
It’s another hard day for Blues fans as they wake up to the reality that their team has lost to the Hurricanes 22-12 at Eden Park last night.
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Blues and Warriors offer two-for-one tickets this weekend
The Blues and Warriors are offering a cross-code experience for this weekend’s doubleheader against two Australian sides.
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Coach MacDonald on SBW's injury blues
All Black Sonny Bill Williams will miss this week's super rugby clash with the Waratahs in Auckland through injury.
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Blues winger Telea to miss out for dangerous tackle
Blues player Tanielu Telea has copped a four-week suspension from all forms of the game after last night pleading guilty to tackling a player off the ground.
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Blues get third consecutive win of the season
The Blues have beaten the Stormers at Eden Park overnight, to win their third consecutive match of the season.
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SUPER RUGBY: Seven Māori players to watch in 2019
OPINION - Te Kāea sports reporter James Perry casts his eye over who he thinks are seven Māori players to keep an eye on during this year's Super Rugby season.
