The Chiefs delivered an impressive performance in their Super Rugby clash against Moana Pasifika, securing a decisive 50-28 victory. The match highlighted their dominance, particularly in the first half, where they established a formidable 43-7 lead before halftime. The scoring began with a try from Bradley Slater, quickly followed by contributions from Shaun Stevenson, Xavier Roe, Leroy Carter, Damian McKenzie, and Manaaki Selby-Rickit, demonstrating the Chiefs’ offensive strength.
In the second half, Moana Pasifika made a commendable effort to stage a comeback, with tries from Sama Malolo and Tuna Tuitama. An intercept try from William Havili briefly narrowed the margin to eight points, showcasing their determination. However, the Chiefs were able to regain control and solidify their win with a late try from Samisoni Taukei’aho.
This victory solidifies the Chiefs’ position at the top of the standings, projecting a bright outlook for the rest of the season as they aim to maintain their consistency. The match exemplified the talent and resilience on both sides, with Moana Pasifika displaying commendable spirit despite the loss. As the 2025 Super Rugby Pacific season unfolds, fans can look forward to thrilling encounters and further developments from both teams.
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