Rugby-Blues out to finally finish the job, Chiefs prepare for war


  • Rugby
  • Thursday, 20 Jun 2024

(Reuters) - The Auckland Blues will finally bring an end to their long journey back to the top of Super Rugby if they can see off the Waikato Chiefs at Eden Park on Saturday to clinch a first fully-fledged title since 2003.

With the likes of Jonah Lomu, Zinzan Brooke and Michael Jones on board, the Blues dominated the early years of southern hemisphere professional rugby and won the first two Super Rugby titles in 1996-7.

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