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BULLS V CHIEFS Super Rugby 2014 BULLS v CHIEFS Round 7 29/3/14 lkk kl A. Table of Contents A. Table of Contents .................................................................................................................... 2 1. Opta Facts ............................................................................................................................... 3 2. Head to Head .......................................................................................................................... 4 3. Previous Meetings................................................................................................................... 5 4. Season Results ....................................................................................................................... 6 5. Team Statistics ........................................................................................................................ 8 6. Appearance Data .................................................................................................................... 9 7. Appearance Data .................................................................................................................. 10 8. Competition leading scorers and top performers .................................................................. 11 9. Leading scorers and top performers – Bulls ......................................................................... 18 10. Leading scorers and top performers – Chiefs ....................................................................... 19 11. Try analysis ........................................................................................................................... 20 12. Breakdown of penalties conceded ........................................................................................ 21 13. Bulls Lineout Analysis ........................................................................................................... 22 14. Chiefs Lineout Analysis ......................................................................................................... 23 2 1. Opta Facts The Bulls have averaged the fewest metres (317) and defenders beaten (11.6) in the competition this term. They also opt to kick the ball more often than any other side having averaged 33.6 kicks from hand per game. Conversely, the Chiefs have averaged the highest gain in Super Rugby six rounds in (512m). The Chiefs’ scrum success rate (94%) is the best in the competition so far, but their lineout is the worst (70%). The Chiefs are the only side yet to concede a try from a possession that originated from within their opponents’ half. The Bulls have won four of their last five against the Chiefs but did suffer defeat in their most recent meeting in 2012. That run of wins for the Bulls included a 61-17 win in the 2009 final. Only once have they ever scored more points in a Super Rugby match (93-3 vs Reds in May 2007). 3 2. Head to Head Bulls Wins Draws Chiefs Wins Bulls Points Chiefs Points Total 5 1 2 275 214 Since 2006* 4 3. Previous Meetings Date Home Away Score Stage Competition 08/04/2006 Chiefs Bulls 26-26 SR 24/02/2007 Bulls Chiefs 30-27 SR 22/03/2008 Chiefs Bulls 43-27 SR 25/04/2009 Bulls Chiefs 33-27 SR 30/05/2009 Bulls Chiefs 61-17 FINAL SR 09/04/2010 Chiefs Bulls 19-33 SR 30/04/2011 Bulls Chiefs 43-27 SR 25/05/2012 Chiefs Bulls 28-22 SR 29/03/2014 Bulls Chiefs - SR 5 4. Season Results Date Home Away Score Try Bonus Losing Bonus Competition 15/02/2014 Sharks Bulls 31-16 X Super Rugby 21/02/2014 Cheetahs Bulls 15-9 X Super Rugby 01/03/2014 Bulls Lions 25-17 Super Rugby 08/03/2014 Bulls Blues 38-22 X Super Rugby 22/03/2014 Bulls Sharks 23-19 X Super Rugby 6 Date Home Away Score Try Bonus Losing Bonus Competition 21/02/2014 Crusaders Chiefs 10-18 Super Rugby 01/03/2014 Chiefs Highlanders 21-19 X Super Rugby 14/03/2014 Chiefs Stormers 36-20 X Super Rugby 22/03/2014 Force Chiefs 18-15 X Super Rugby 7 5. Team Statistics Metres Carries Passes Tackles Rucks Won Clean Breaks nalties Conceded Missed Tackles Defenders Beaten Pe Scrum Success Rate Turnovers Conceded Lineout Rate Success Blues 96.0 13.2 114.2 442.6 18.0 145.8 5.8 12.4 11.8 76.8 78.57% 66.67% Brumbies 99.0 21.4 109.8 363.4 14.4 128.8 7.4 12.6 16.6 77.4 94.59% 87.10% Bulls 90.6 13.8 92.2 317.4 11.6 99.4 3.4 10.2 15.8 65.0 93.33% 80.00% Cheetahs 139.5 21.0 97.5 414.0 14.5 132.5 5.5 10.5 16.8 52.5 83.12% 80.56% Chiefs 108.8 14.0 118.8 511.5 18.3 128.8 8.0 12.3 15.8 69.0 70.21% 93.55% Crusaders 89.8 13.5 116.8 372.3 12.5 155.3 4.3 9.8 16.5 72.0 80.77% 90.00% Force 129.4 19.2 98.0 332.2 15.6 106.8 5.2 11.2 12.6 67.2 90.00% 81.08% Highlanders 146.5 22.3 106.0 444.0 21.5 118.0 8.5 9.0 14.0 68.8 77.50% 87.50% Hurricanes 117.6 20.2 120.2 494.0 22.4 165.6 8.6 10.6 16.4 83.8 86.00% 77.78% Lions 100.3 15.7 82.0 336.0 12.3 108.3 2.5 10.3 14.2 54.5 85.11% 90.91% Rebels 98.0 15.8 113.3 452.0 20.3 139.8 6.8 11.8 16.5 79.8 88.68% 86.49% Reds 103.2 14.2 94.0 339.6 14.2 124.6 3.8 15.4 15.6 59.0 83.54% 85.29% Sharks 64.6 12.0 98.2 399.0 18.8 92.2 5.8 12.2 16.2 60.6 90.91% 81.08% Stormers 108.0 16.4 102.2 334.0 17.2 121.0 4.4 10.6 15.6 73.6 78.38% 86.84% Waratahs 96.3 13.3 123.3 497.0 18.8 154.8 9.8 12.5 15.3 77.5 81.13% 81.82% 8 6. Appearance Data Name Starts Sub Total Mins Max Mins Fewest Mins Akona Ndungane 4 0 287 80 71 Bjorn Basson 5 0 399 80 79 Callie Visagie 5 0 337 80 67 Dean Greyling 5 0 244 57 48 Deon Stegmann 2 0 108 58 54 Dewald Potgieter 1 0 80 80 80 Flip van der Merwe 4 0 308 80 77 Francois Hougaard 5 0 355 80 71 Frik Kirsten 1 2 112 49 37 Grant Hattingh 2 1 124 60 41 Handre Pollard 0 4 75 35 15 Jacques Du Plessis 5 0 391 80 78 Jacques Engelbrecht 1 3 142 62 35 Jacques-Louis Potgieter 3 0 225 80 75 Jan Serfontein 5 0 388 80 77 JJ Engelbrecht 5 0 400 80 80 Jonathan Ross 4 1 342 80 68 Jurgen Visser 5 0 400 80 80 Louis Fouche 2 0 100 55 50 Marcel Van der Merwe 0 5 146 48 29 Mbongeni Mbonami 0 4 63 25 12 Mornè Mellett 0 2 42 23 21 Paul Willemse 2 2 137 80 34 Pierre Spies 1 0 55 55 55 Piet van Zyl 0 4 87 26 17 Sampie Mastriet 1 0 64 64 64 Ulrich Beyers 0 2 19 12 3 Victor Matfield 3 2 297 80 59 Werner Kruger 4 1 256 67 51 Wian Liebenberg 0 1 16 16 16 9 7. Appearance Data Name Starts Sub Total Mins Max Mins Fewest Mins Aaron Cruden 4 0 320 80 80 Andrew Horrell 0 3 74 28 24 Anton Leinert-Brown 0 0 0 0 0 Asaeli Tikoirotuma 3 1 258 80 64 Augustine Pulu 1 1 91 74 45 Ben Afeaki 0 1 18 18 18 Ben Tameifuna 4 0 245 64 61 Brad Weber 0 3 14 6 4 Brodie Retallick 3 0 219 80 73 Charlie Ngatai 3 0 167 80 55 Gareth Anscombe 2 0 160 80 80 Huia Tevita Koloamatangi 1 1 77 56 25 James Lowe 1 2 139 80 46 Jamie Mackintosh 3 1 173 59 43 Josh Hohneck 0 3 55 21 18 Kane Thompson 1 1 41 23 20 Liam Messam 4 0 320 80 80 Liam Squire 2 1 145 66 48 Mahonri Schwalger 3 0 174 71 58 Matt Symons 2 1 167 80 55 Michael Fitzgerald 3 1 233 80 58 Mils Muliaina 3 0 153 64 51 Nathan Harris 0 1 14 14 14 Nick Crosswell 1 1 122 62 61 Pauliasi Manu 1 3 137 60 34 Rhys Marshall 1 3 146 80 36 Robert Fruean 2 1 169 80 56 Sam Cane 1 0 80 80 80 Tanerau Latimer 2 1 174 80 58 Tawera Kerr-Barlow 3 0 215 77 71 Tim Nanai-Williams 4 0 320 80 80 Tom Marshall 2 0 160 80 80 10 8. Competition leading scorers and top performers Points Tries Player Team A No. Player Team A No. Marnitz Boshoff Lions 6 107 Israel Folau Waratahs 4 8 (2.0) Beauden Barrett Hurricanes 5 74 Robbie Coleman Brumbies 4 4 (1.0) Johan Goosen Cheetahs 6 62 Beauden Barrett Hurricanes 5 4 (0.8) Lima Sopoaga Highlanders 4 62 Jesse Mogg Brumbies 5 4 (0.8) Quade Cooper Reds 5 60 Chris Feauai-Sautia Reds 4 3 (0.8) Simon Hickey Blues 4 56 Matt Hodgson Force 5 3 (0.6) Patrick Lambie Sharks 4 52 Willem Alberts Sharks 5 3 (0.6) Nicholas White Brumbies 5 52 George Moala Blues 5 3 (0.6) Jacques-Louis Potgieter Bulls 3 51 Patrick Osborne Highlanders 2 2 (1.0) Bernard Foley Waratahs 4 50 Tevita Li Blues 4 2 (0.5) Tom Taylor Crusaders 4 43 Cornall Hendricks Cheetahs 6 2 (0.3) Sias Ebersohn Force 5 40 James Lowe Chiefs 3 2 (0.7) Israel Folau Waratahs 4 40 Courtnall Skosan Lions 3 2 (0.7) Aaron Cruden Chiefs 4 37 Francois de Klerk Lions 6 2 (0.3) Francois Steyn Sharks 5 35 Stefan Watermeyer Lions 6 2 (0.3) Demetri Catrakilis Stormers 4 33 Malakai Fekitoa Highlanders 4 2 (0.5) Jesse Mogg Brumbies 5 29 Odwa Ndungane Sharks 3 2 (0.7) Robbie Coleman Brumbies 4 20 Jacobus Reinach Sharks 5 2 (0.4) Bryce Hegarty Rebels 4 19 Tevita Kuridrani Brumbies 4 2 (0.5) Elgar Watts Cheetahs 5 17 Boom Prinsloo Cheetahs 6 2 (0.3) Chris Feauai-Sautia Reds 4 15 Scott Higginbotham Rebels 4 2 (0.5) George Moala Blues 5 15 Jonathan Ross Bulls 5 2 (0.4) Willem Alberts Sharks 5 15 Quade Cooper Reds 5 2 (0.4) Matt Hodgson Force 5 15 Jan Serfontein Bulls 5 2 (0.4) Jason Woodward Rebels 3 14 Lachlan Turner Reds 4 2 (0.5) *A : Appearances 11 Penalty Goals Conversions Player Team A No.
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