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Round One:
13 June – Highlanders v Chiefs at Forsyth Barr Stadium, Dunedin at 5.05pm
14 June – Blues v Hurricanes in Auckland (venue TBC) at 3.05pm
Round Two:
20 June – Chiefs v Blues at FMG Stadium Waikato, Hamilton at 5.05pm
21 June – Hurricanes v Crusaders at Sky Stadium, Wellington at 3.05pm
Round Three:
27 June – Blues v Highlanders in Auckland (venue TBC) at 5.05pm
28 June – Crusaders v Chiefs in Christchurch (venue TBC) at 3.05pm
Round Four:
4 July – Highlanders v Crusaders at Forsyth Barr Stadium, Dunedin at 5.05pm
5 July – Chiefs v Hurricanes at FMG Stadium Waikato, Hamilton at 3.05pm
Round Five:
11 July – Crusaders v Blues in Christchurch (venue TBC) at 5.05pm
12 July – Hurricanes v Highlanders at Sky Stadium, Wellington at 3.05pm
Round Six:
18 July – Hurricanes v Blues at Sky Stadium, Wellington at 5.05pm
19 July – Chiefs v Highlanders at FMG Stadium Waikato, Hamilton at 3.05pm
Round Seven:
25 July – Crusaders v Hurricanes in Christchurch (venue TBC) at 5.05pm
26 July – Blues v Chiefs in Auckland (venue TBC) at 3.05pm
Round Eight:
1 August – Chiefs v Crusaders at FMG Stadium Waikato, Hamilton at 5.05pm
2 August – Highlanders v Blues at Forsyth Barr Stadium, Dunedin at 3.05pm
Round Nine:
8 August – Hurricanes v Chiefs at Sky Stadium, Wellington at 5.05pm
9 August – Crusaders v Highlanders in Christchurch (venue TBC) at 3.05pm
Round Ten:
15 August – Highlanders v Hurricanes at Forsyth Barr Stadium, Dunedin at 5.05pm
16 August – Blues v Crusaders in Auckland (venue TBC) at 3.05pm
13 June – Highlanders v Chiefs at Forsyth Barr Stadium, Dunedin at 5.05pm
14 June – Blues v Hurricanes in Auckland (venue TBC) at 3.05pm
Round Two:
20 June – Chiefs v Blues at FMG Stadium Waikato, Hamilton at 5.05pm
21 June – Hurricanes v Crusaders at Sky Stadium, Wellington at 3.05pm
Round Three:
27 June – Blues v Highlanders in Auckland (venue TBC) at 5.05pm
28 June – Crusaders v Chiefs in Christchurch (venue TBC) at 3.05pm
Round Four:
4 July – Highlanders v Crusaders at Forsyth Barr Stadium, Dunedin at 5.05pm
5 July – Chiefs v Hurricanes at FMG Stadium Waikato, Hamilton at 3.05pm
Round Five:
11 July – Crusaders v Blues in Christchurch (venue TBC) at 5.05pm
12 July – Hurricanes v Highlanders at Sky Stadium, Wellington at 3.05pm
Round Six:
18 July – Hurricanes v Blues at Sky Stadium, Wellington at 5.05pm
19 July – Chiefs v Highlanders at FMG Stadium Waikato, Hamilton at 3.05pm
Round Seven:
25 July – Crusaders v Hurricanes in Christchurch (venue TBC) at 5.05pm
26 July – Blues v Chiefs in Auckland (venue TBC) at 3.05pm
Round Eight:
1 August – Chiefs v Crusaders at FMG Stadium Waikato, Hamilton at 5.05pm
2 August – Highlanders v Blues at Forsyth Barr Stadium, Dunedin at 3.05pm
Round Nine:
8 August – Hurricanes v Chiefs at Sky Stadium, Wellington at 5.05pm
9 August – Crusaders v Highlanders in Christchurch (venue TBC) at 3.05pm
Round Ten:
15 August – Highlanders v Hurricanes at Forsyth Barr Stadium, Dunedin at 5.05pm
16 August – Blues v Crusaders in Auckland (venue TBC) at 3.05pm
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does anyone kmow if there is a final at the end or is it just whoever is top of the league after ten rounds that is crowned champion?
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Thanks for posting Reveen. Are spectators allowed? Cant wait for the games to start .
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Minutes after the Beehive announcement, New Zealand Rugby (NZR) has confirmed a domestic form of Super Rugby involving the Blues, Chiefs, Hurricanes, Crusaders and Highlanders – known as Investec Super Rugby Aotearoa – would start on Saturday 13 June, allowing players four weeks to prepare with contact training.
NZ Rugby is looking at a 10-week, two-round home-and-away competition to decide a 2020 champion. There will be no finals and matches will be behind closed doors, at least until gatherings restrictions are lifted. The competition will see the five Super Rugby clubs playing each other home and away over 10 weeks, with two matches every weekend at 5.05pm on Saturdays and 3.05pm on Sundays. |
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Good morning, rugby fans.
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12-19 after 68. Chiefs faltering, but hopefully a good finish.
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Brilliant try, BLUES
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Gatland being found out on his return to NZ. His Chiefs team look very poor
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Easy victory for the Blues
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The Chiefs set piece is poor. You'd think a coach that has spent the last decade or so in the NH might do a bit better with that.
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Do the Highlanders not know a Thai is a Thai is a Thai, FFS?!?
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Mitch Hunt bottled it when under pressure with that easy miss pen to make it 27 - 27
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Not aftertiming but always thought the 11.5 points starts for the Highlanders was a good deal. Wish I'd taken it.
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Why does the TMO sound like he's about to land on the moon in 1969?
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Another defeat for Gatland's team. Chief supporters not happy
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Crusaders 1.3+ at home. Not a price you see very often!
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Scrum? I thought held-up was now a goal-line drop-out?
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Great kick, 0-7 after 11
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3-7 after 27
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6-7 after 31
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HT 6-7. Good game.
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Cracking game so far.
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6-10 after 46
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9-10 after 48
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Don't think they've got either of those decisions right
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9-15 after 55. Brilliant chargedown on the conversion.
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What a try
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16-15 after 62
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19-15 after 66
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26-15 after 76.
36 games undefeated at home. Class. |
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Auckland Blues played very well in that game. Score not a true reflection of the closeness of the match. Blues aggression just great to see and Ortere Black is just outstanding.
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looks like this weekends markets are up erroneously, the draw has disappeared !
this is not NRL |
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Reading the market information, this appears to be a conscious decision, probably as a result of them ballsing up the management of the Friday morning Aussie game last week....
No draw = no play for me. |
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I've requested the 80 min markets be added via live chat. Suggest anyone else who feels strongly does the same as my lone voice might not be enough.
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i see the aussie matches already have an 80 minute market including the draw , can only see this splitting liquidity
will request market amending as im probably in a very small minority who regularly trades the draw in rugby union, not sure of rules in the NZ comp but think a draw is still possible if tied after 10 mins of extra time? |
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In an ideal world there would be a separate golden point market, so that we can avoid the liquidity split you talk about. Assuming they would only want to make that live after regular time is up, that may be a step too far in their willingness to manage the market.
I don't understand why they have setup the NZ and Aus markets differently.... Possible outcomes should be the same, IMHO. |
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After the Reds-Rebels mess on Friday an additional extra time market was available for the rest of the matches over the weekend. Why not continue doing that? Classic Betfair.
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To add to the above the extra time market last weekend was closed to be traded once a draw eventuated. The correct way of doing it but now they've effectively split liquidity and don't seem to realise the same extra time applies in NZ. Incompetent.
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yes now see 80 minute market up for NZ matches , i will have a go at the 80 minute market in the aussie match tomorrow and see if there is liquidity ,if not i shall not bother getting involved in an nrl type market.
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