Chiefs hoping to make comeback against defending Super Rugby champions

By Navitalai Naivalurua

Saturday 09/03/2019

Damian McKenzie of the Chiefs

The Chiefs will be trying to make a come-back tonight when they will be hosted by defending Super Rugby champions Crusaders in Christchurch.

They have not won a game since the starting of the 2019 Super Rugby season and will look to their experienced players to take charge and break the cycle.

Chiefs head coach Colin Cooper says that this week they will have to furnish their basics to win.

The Crusaders will face the Chiefs at 4.15pm while the Blues will meet the Sunwolves at 6.35pm.

In other matches played last night the Hurricanes defeated the Highlanders 25‑22 while the Rebels beat the Brumbies 29-26.

[Source: Sports 24]

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