Crusaders vs Highlanders

Crusaders

15-12

Finished

Highlanders

Rivez ReihanaPEN

3 : 0

14'

Sevu ReeceTRY

8 : 0

14'

Rivez ReihanaCON

10 : 0

10 : 5

38'

Jonah LoweTRY

46'

Preston KyleMitchell Drummond

49'

Quinten StrangeJamie Hannah

50'

Taine RobinsonTRY

10 : 12

50'

Taine RobinsonCON

51'

Cameron MillarTaine Robinson

54'

Corey KellowCullen Grace

56'

Thomas Umaga-JensenJonah Lowe

56'

Dallas McLeodBraydon Ennor

59'

George BellCodie Taylor

63'

James O'ConnorDavid Havili

63'

Jonah LoweTaniela Filimone

63'

Adam LennoxFolau Fakatava

63'

Soane VikenaJack Taylor

71'

Tamaiti WilliamsTRY

15 : 12

73'

Sefo KautaiSaula Mau

73'

Will StodartVeveni Lasaqa

74'

Josh BartlettEthan De Groot

77'

Seb CalderGeorge Bower

78'

Michael LoftTK Howden

79'

Michael LoftTK Howden

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