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Chiefs Vs Hurricanes, Super Rugby 2012… Hello and welcome to Hamilton where we have a mouth-watering match in prospect. It’s to be a battle royale with the Kiwi sides head-to-head to take the honours.
We bring you live video action of all the best bits, commentary and goals galore as they happen and minute by minute. Make sure you refresh your browser occasionally and we’ll warn you with a ‘video up’ when highlights have been added to the video player.
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LIVE COMMENTARY… Chiefs 0 – 0 Hurricanes kick off at 7.35pm, chat from half seven.
Kick off is not far away so in the meantime watch some ‘Canes action.
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Teams: -
Chiefs
1. Arizona Taumalolo, 2. Hika Elliot, 3. Ben Tameifuna, 4. Craig Clarke, 5. Brodie Retallick, 6. Liam Messam, 7. Tanerau Latimer, 8. Alex Bradley, 9. Brendon Leonard, 10. Aaron Cruden, 11. Tim Nanai Williams, 12. Sonny Bill Williams, 13. Richard Kahui, 14. Lelia Masaga, 15. Andrew Horrell. Replacements - 16. Mahonri Schwalger, 17. Toby Smith, 18. Michael Fitzgerald, 19. Sam Cane, 20. Augustine Pulu, 21. Jackson Willison, 22. Asaeli Tikoirotuma.
Hurricanes
1. Ben May 2. Dane Coles 3. Jeffery Toomaga-Allen 4. Jeremy Thrush 5. Jason Eaton 6. Faifili Levave 7. Karl Lowe 8. Victor Vito 9. TJ Perenara 10. Beauden Barrett 11. Julian Savea 12. Tim Bateman 13. Conrad Smith (c) 14. Cory Jane 15. Andre Taylor, Replacements - 16. Motu Matu'u 17. Reg Goodes 18. Mark Reddish 19. Jack Lam 20. Chris Eaton 21. Charlie Ngatai 22. Alapati Leiua
Pregame banter
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Chiefs Vs Hurricanes, Super Rugby 2012… Hello and welcome to Hamilton where we have a mouth-watering match in prospect. It’s to be a battle royale with the Kiwi sides head-to-head to take the honours.
We bring you live video action of all the best bits, commentary and goals galore as they happen and minute by minute. Make sure you refresh your browser occasionally and we’ll warn you with a ‘video up’ when highlights have been added to the video player.
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LIVE COMMENTARY… Chiefs 0 – 0 Hurricanes kick off at 7.35pm, chat from half seven.
Kick off is not far away so in the meantime watch some ‘Canes action.
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Teams: -
Chiefs
1. Arizona Taumalolo, 2. Hika Elliot, 3. Ben Tameifuna, 4. Craig Clarke, 5. Brodie Retallick, 6. Liam Messam, 7. Tanerau Latimer, 8. Alex Bradley, 9. Brendon Leonard, 10. Aaron Cruden, 11. Tim Nanai Williams, 12. Sonny Bill Williams, 13. Richard Kahui, 14. Lelia Masaga, 15. Andrew Horrell. Replacements - 16. Mahonri Schwalger, 17. Toby Smith, 18. Michael Fitzgerald, 19. Sam Cane, 20. Augustine Pulu, 21. Jackson Willison, 22. Asaeli Tikoirotuma.
Hurricanes
1. Ben May 2. Dane Coles 3. Jeffery Toomaga-Allen 4. Jeremy Thrush 5. Jason Eaton 6. Faifili Levave 7. Karl Lowe 8. Victor Vito 9. TJ Perenara 10. Beauden Barrett 11. Julian Savea 12. Tim Bateman 13. Conrad Smith (c) 14. Cory Jane 15. Andre Taylor, Replacements - 16. Motu Matu'u 17. Reg Goodes 18. Mark Reddish 19. Jack Lam 20. Chris Eaton 21. Charlie Ngatai 22. Alapati Leiua
Pregame banter
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Patience and focus are going to be key for the Hurricanes if they want to break the Chiefs' much-vaunted defence and rein in a dangerous backline, Hurricanes winger Cory Jane says.
Jane, who missed last week's dispiriting 42-14 loss to the Crusaders through injury, says the Chiefs are on a roll after their unbeaten three-match overseas tour and boast an imposing defensive record that has conceded just eight tries in eight matches.
The Chiefs have won every Super Rugby match this season since their first-up 23-19 loss to the Highlanders, and will be hard to beat at Waikato Stadium in Hamilton on Saturday.
"They'll be pumping to play back in front of their crowd again," Jane said.
"We've just got to go up there, play our game, work for each other and hopefully knock them off."
Jane says the Hurricane's undoubted ability to counterattack has paid dividends for them this season, but they will also be looking to incorporate a more measured approach with ball in hand.
"We've got to be patient, we've got to work hard - we can't expect to go out there and make breaks all over the place and think it's going to be easy," Jane said.
"It's going to be tough, we're going to have to grind away for the whole game, and take our opportunities. If we do make a break, or get a penalty, we've got to make sure we capitalise on it."
Hurricanes coach Mark Hammett says the Chiefs' combination of a hard-working pack and speedy, hard-running midfield make them a formidable opposition.
"We've seen that all year - they've been physical, they've worked hard in their forwards initially before they go to their backs.
"They're very well-drilled, and we're expecting them to be at their very best," he said.
The Hurricanes have shown they can open up the best teams and score tries, he added.
"That's what we've planned for with our strategy... But you've got to work hard for your tries, and sometimes that might mean negative metres before you make positive metres.
"That's the mindset and intensity we've talked about."
Jane, who missed last week's dispiriting 42-14 loss to the Crusaders through injury, says the Chiefs are on a roll after their unbeaten three-match overseas tour and boast an imposing defensive record that has conceded just eight tries in eight matches.
The Chiefs have won every Super Rugby match this season since their first-up 23-19 loss to the Highlanders, and will be hard to beat at Waikato Stadium in Hamilton on Saturday.
"They'll be pumping to play back in front of their crowd again," Jane said.
"We've just got to go up there, play our game, work for each other and hopefully knock them off."
Jane says the Hurricane's undoubted ability to counterattack has paid dividends for them this season, but they will also be looking to incorporate a more measured approach with ball in hand.
"We've got to be patient, we've got to work hard - we can't expect to go out there and make breaks all over the place and think it's going to be easy," Jane said.
"It's going to be tough, we're going to have to grind away for the whole game, and take our opportunities. If we do make a break, or get a penalty, we've got to make sure we capitalise on it."
Hurricanes coach Mark Hammett says the Chiefs' combination of a hard-working pack and speedy, hard-running midfield make them a formidable opposition.
"We've seen that all year - they've been physical, they've worked hard in their forwards initially before they go to their backs.
"They're very well-drilled, and we're expecting them to be at their very best," he said.
The Hurricanes have shown they can open up the best teams and score tries, he added.
"That's what we've planned for with our strategy... But you've got to work hard for your tries, and sometimes that might mean negative metres before you make positive metres.
"That's the mindset and intensity we've talked about."
