The Brumbies are the most penalised team this season, conceding 10.9 penalties per game. Last week they conceded 11 penalties under referee Craig Joubert, who will be officiating in the final. The Chiefs are conceding 9.6 penalties per game, and last week conceded just 6.
The Chiefs have the worst lineout success rate of any team this season, winning only 78 percent of their throws. Last week they won 70.6 percent of their lineouts.
The Brumbies have won 87 percent of their lineouts, with Ben Mowen the top lineout jumper in the competition with 71 takes. Lock Peter Kimlin has played the most of any player this season with 1409 minutes.
The Chiefs are averaging 3.1 tries, 9 clean breaks and 9 offloads per game, while the Brumbies are averaging 2.5 tries, 5.7 clean breaks and 8.6 offloads.
Despite having the lowest average time in possession of all sides the Chiefs have scored more points (458), tries (50), and made more clean breaks (153) than any other team this season.
Christian Lealiifano is the third highest points scorer this season with 211 points. He is kicking at 77 percent, which is better than Aaron Cruden's 70 percent. Gareth Anscombe is the best of the goal kickers in this final with an 80 percent success rate.
George Smith is averaging 10 tackles and almost two turnovers per game, but is also a danger on attack making 8.5 carries and at least one offload in the tackle per game.
If the Chiefs can win this weekend they will be just the fourth Super Rugby team to win back to back titles, joining the Blues (1996 & 1997), Crusaders (1998-2000, 2005 & 2006), and the Bulls (2009 & 2010).
