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Match Summary MATCH SUMMARY TEAMS Toyota Cheetahs vs Crusaders VENUE Toyota Stadium DATE 29 April 2017 17:15 COMPETITION Vodacom Super Rugby FINAL SCORE 21 - 48 HALFTIME SCORE 7 - 22 TRIES 3 - 7 PLAYER OF THE MATCH SCORING SUMMARY Toyota Cheetahs Crusaders PLAYER T C P DG PLAYER T C P DG Raymond Rhule (J #11) 1 0 0 0 Richie Mo’unga (J #10) 1 5 1 0 Neil Marais (J #10) 0 3 0 0 David Havili (J #15) 2 0 0 0 Ox Nche(dnu) (J #1) 1 0 0 0 George Bridge (J #11) 3 0 0 0 Sergeal Petersen (J #14) 1 0 0 0 Mitchell Drummond (J #21) 1 0 0 0 LINE-UP Toyota Cheetahs Crusaders 1 Ox Nche(dnu) (J #1) 1 Joe Moody (J #1) 2 Torsten Van Jaarsveld (J #2) 2 Codie Taylor (J #2) 3 Aranos Coetzee (J #3) 3 Owen Franks (J #3) 4 Armand Koster (J #4) 4 Scott Barrett (J #4) 5 Carl Wegner (J #5) 5 Sam Whitelock (J #5) 6 Uzair Cassiem (J #6) 6 Jordan Taufua (J #6) 7 Oupa Mohoje (J #7) 7 Matt Todd (J #7) 8 Paul Schoeman (J #8) 8 Kieran Read (J #8) 9 Shaun Venter (J #9) 9 Bryn Hall (J #9) 10 Neil Marais (J #10) 10 Richie Mo’unga (J #10) 11 Raymond Rhule (J #11) 11 George Bridge (J #11) 12 Nico Lee (J #12) 12 Ryan Crotty (J #12) 13 Francois Venter (J #13) 13 Jack Goodhue (J #13) 14 Sergeal Petersen (J #14) 14 Seta Tamanivalu (J #14) 15 Clayton Blommetjies (J #15) 15 David Havili (J #15) RESERVES Toyota Cheetahs Crusaders 16 Elandre Huggett (J #16) 16 Andrew Makalio (J #16) 17 Charles Marais (J #17) 17 Wyatt Crockett (J #17) 18 Clayton Blommetjies (dnu) (J #18) 18 Michael Ala'alatoa (J #18) 19 Francois Uys (J #19) 19 Luke Romano (J #19) 20 Henco Venter (J #20) 20 Pete Samu (J #20) 21 Niell Jordaan (J #21) 21 Mitchell Drummond (J #21) 22 Tian Meyer (J #22) 22 Mitch Hunt (J #22) 23 Clinton Swart (J #23) 23 Manasa Mataele (J #23) CARDS Toyota Cheetahs Crusaders # Player White Blue Yellow Red # Player White Blue Yellow Red 1 Armand Koster (J #4) 0 0 1 0 1 Sam Whitelock (J #5) 0 0 1 0 2 Mitch Hunt (J #22) 0 0 1 0 COMMENTARY TIME EVENT PLAYER TEAM COMMENT GAME STARTED 0' First Half Start Richie Mo’unga Crusaders 9' Penalty Goal Richie Mo’unga Crusaders 11' Try David Havili Crusaders 13' Missed Conversion Richie Mo’unga Crusaders 15' Player Off Armand Koster Toyota Cheetahs Blood 15' Player On Francois Uys Toyota Cheetahs Blood for 4 18' Try Raymond Rhule Toyota Cheetahs 20' Conversion Neil Marais Toyota Cheetahs 20' Player Off Raymond Rhule Toyota Cheetahs Blood 20' Player On Tian Meyer Toyota Cheetahs Blood for 11 24' Player Off Francois Uys Toyota Cheetahs Blood Return 24' Player On Armand Koster Toyota Cheetahs Blood Return for 19 26' Player Off Tian Meyer Toyota Cheetahs Blood Return 26' Player On Raymond Rhule Toyota Cheetahs Blood Return for 22 33' Try George Bridge Crusaders 35' Conversion Richie Mo’unga Crusaders 36' Player Off Nico Lee Toyota Cheetahs Injury 36' Player On Clinton Swart Toyota Cheetahs Injury for 12 37' Player Off Kieran Read Crusaders Injury 37' Player On Pete Samu Crusaders Injury for 8 38' Try George Bridge Crusaders 39' Conversion Richie Mo’unga Crusaders HALF TIME 40' Second Half Start Clayton Blommetjies Toyota Cheetahs 40' Player Off Joe Moody Crusaders Tactical 40' Player On Wyatt Crockett Crusaders Tactical for 1 43' Player Off Armand Koster Toyota Cheetahs Yellow Card 46' Try Richie Mo’unga Crusaders 47' Player Off Owen Franks Crusaders Tactical 47' Player On Michael Ala'alatoa Crusaders Tactical for 3 47' Conversion Richie Mo’unga Crusaders 51' Player Off Bryn Hall Crusaders Tactical 51' Player On Mitchell Drummond Crusaders Tactical for 9 52' Try Ox Nche(DNU) Toyota Cheetahs 53' Conversion Neil Marais Toyota Cheetahs 54' Player Off Ox Nche(DNU) Toyota Cheetahs Tactical 54' Player On Charles Marais Toyota Cheetahs Tactical for 2 54' Player Off Armand Koster Toyota Cheetahs Tactical 54' Player Off Uzair Cassiem Toyota Cheetahs Tactical 54' Player On Francois Uys Toyota Cheetahs Tactical for 4 54' Player On Henco Venter Toyota Cheetahs Tactical for 6 54' Player Off Aranos Coetzee Toyota Cheetahs Tactical 54' Player On Clayton Blommetjies (DNU) Toyota Cheetahs Tactical for 3 55' Try David Havili Crusaders 56' Conversion Richie Mo’unga Crusaders 57' Try Mitchell Drummond Crusaders 58' Conversion Richie Mo’unga Crusaders 59' Player Off Jordan Taufua Crusaders Tactical 1972' Player On Luke Romano Crusaders Tactical for 6 62' Player Off Paul Schoeman Toyota Cheetahs Tactical 62' Player On Niell Jordaan Toyota Cheetahs Tactical for 8 63' Player Off Richie Mo’unga Crusaders Tactical 63' Player On Mitch Hunt Crusaders Tactical for 10 63' Player Off Seta Tamanivalu Crusaders Tactical 63' Player On Manasa Mataele Crusaders Tactical for 14 68' Try George Bridge Crusaders 70' Missed Conversion Mitch Hunt Crusaders 70' Player Off Torsten Van Jaarsveld Toyota Cheetahs Tactical 70' Player On Elandre Huggett Toyota Cheetahs Tactical for 2 70' Player Off Codie Taylor Crusaders Tactical 70' Player On Andrew Makalio Crusaders Tactical for 2 71' Player Off Sam Whitelock Crusaders Yellow Card 77' Player Off Mitch Hunt Crusaders Yellow Card 79' Try Sergeal Petersen Toyota Cheetahs 80' Conversion Neil Marais Toyota Cheetahs 80' Second Half End 80' Full Time GAME ENDED Provided by Footprint.
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