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Chiefs team named for Super 15 semi

Hamilton News
25 Jul, 2012 03:40 AM2 mins to read

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The Chiefs have announced their team to play the Crusaders this Friday in the Super Rugby semi final.

Chiefs coach Dave Rennie has made a few changes to his side for the winner-takes-all semi final at Waikato Stadium which includes Chiefs' top try scorer, prop Sona Taumalolo starting and Ben
Afeaki returning to the bench from injury. 

Tickets are still available to the match.   Fans are encouraged to get to the match early as there is expected to be great interest as the Chiefs try to earn a place in the Investec Super Rugby final.

Four free buses will be running to Waikato Stadium. The first two will start at 6pm and run every 15 minutes, from Hood St where they will drop fans off outside Domino's on Mill St.  Two more buses will start running at 6.30pm.

 

1.      Sona Taumalolo

2.       Mahonri Schwalger

3.       Ben Tameifuna

4.       Craig Clarke ©

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5.       Brodie Retallick

6.       Liam Messam

7.      Tanerau Latimer

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8.      Kane Thompson

9.      Tawera Kerr-Barlow

10.   Aaron Cruden

11.  Asaeli Tikoirotuma

12.  Sonny Bill Williams

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13.  Andrew Horrell

14.  Tim Nanai-Williams

15.  Robbie Robinson

16.  Hika Elliot

17.  Ben Afeaki

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18.  Michael Fitzgerald

19.  Sam Cane

20.  Brendon Leonard

21.  Jackson Willison

22.  Lelia Masaga

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