The Chiefs put on a spectacular display against Moana Pasifika, winning 50-28 in a Super Rugby encounter marked by their commanding first-half performance that led them to a 43-7 advantage at the break. Scoring opened with Bradley Slater, followed by a series of tries from Shaun Stevenson, Xavier Roe, Leroy Carter, Damian McKenzie, and Manaaki Selby-Rickit, showcasing the Chiefs’ offensive prowess.
In the second half, Moana Pasifika fought back valiantly, with contributions from Sama Malolo and Tuna Tuitama scoring tries, along with an intercept score from William Havili that narrowed the margin to just eight points at one stage. Despite their strong comeback efforts, the Chiefs regained control, sealing the match with a late try from Samisoni Taukei’aho.
This victory not only underscores the Chiefs’ dominance in the tournament but also keeps them firmly at the top of the standings. As they continue to build on their consistency, fans are hopeful for an exhilarating season ahead, filled with intense competition and thrilling performances.
This match reflects the resilience and talent present in both teams, and while Moana Pasifika showed determination, the Chiefs’ established experience helped them navigate the challenge effectively. Looking forward, both teams will enter future matches with aspirations for improvement and success. Fans can anticipate more exciting moments in the 2025 Super Rugby Pacific season.
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