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...Records tumbled in round 11 of Super Rugby, a weekend which produced the most points ever (562) in an eight game slate.

Fox Sports Lab found that the round smashed the previous record of 483 from week 10 last season, with an average of 70 points scored per game.

It fell just short of the all-time record for all rounds of 565 (week two, 2017), despite having one less match.


Seven of the eight winning sides scored at least 40 points and all five New Zealand sides won in the same round for the second time this season..

No Australian side won for the second time in three weeks and New Zealand sides have won all 17 trans-Tasman contests in 2017 and 23 straight dating back to last season...


HURRICANES 41 def. STORMERS 22 at Westpac Stadium

• The Hurricanes have now won their last six and 16 of their last 17 games.

• The Hurricanes have now won their last 10 games at Westpac Stadium.

• It was the Hurricanes’ second-most points scored against the Stormers and most since 1998.

• The Stormers conceded 155 points on their three-match tour of New Zealand.

• The Stormers have now lost their last four games; their worst losing streak since 2014.

• The Stormers have now lost their last eight games in New Zealand.

• The Hurricanes have now scored the first try in eight of their nine games this season.

• Jordie Barrett scored his first career double.

• Ngani Laumape has now scored 11 tries in nine games this season; including four doubles.

• Only Tana Umaga has scored more tries for the Hurricanes in a season; 12 in 1997


HIGHLANDERS 45 def. CHEETAHS 41 at Free State Stadium

• The Highlanders overcame a 17-point deficit in the final five minutes of the match.

• The Highlanders scored three converted tries in the dying stages to rob the Cheetahs of the match.

• The Highlanders have won a club record six straight matches.

• The Highlanders have won nine of the last ten matches between the sides.

• The Cheetahs have never won at home in six attempts against the Highlanders.

• The Cheetahs have lost their past five matches against New Zealand opposition.

• The Cheetahs have conceded 40 points in five of their 10 matches this season.

• Matt Faddes crossed for a try to bring up the 100,000th point in Super Rugby


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 LIONS 47 def. REBELS 10 at AAMI Park

• The 47 points scored by the Lions is their most outside South Africa.

• The 37-point margin of victory is their biggest away win.

• The Lions made it four from four against the Rebels.

• The Lions made it four wins in a row in Australia for the first time.

• The 37-point defeat is the third biggest the Rebels have suffered at home and the biggest against a South African opponent

• The result equalled the Rebels’ biggest loss against a South African opposition.

•The Rebels have scored only two tries in their last four matches.


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 SHARKS 37 def. FORCE 12 at Kings Park

• The Sharks have now won their last nine matches against the Force.

• The Force lost their third straight game for the second time this year.

• The Force have only won twice away from home since the start of 2016 (12 matches).

• The Force haven’t won in South Africa since round 13, 2014 against the Cheetahs.

• The Sharks are undefeated in their last nine matches at Kings Park (eight wins, one draw).

• Curwin Bosch tallied a fixture record 20 points.

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 CRUSADERS 62 def. BULLS 24 at Loftus Versfeld

• The Crusaders remain undefeated in 2017, having won 10 from 10.

• The Crusaders are the second side in Super Rugby history to start a season 10-0 (joining the

2002 Crusaders).

• The 38-point margin of victory was the second largest in this fixture’s history.

• The 62 points scored is the most by the Crusaders in South Africa in their history.

• The Bulls’ four match win streak at home came to an end.

• The 38-point defeat and 62 points against are the heaviest at home in Bulls history.

• Jack Goodhue scored his first career double.

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 JAGUARES 46 def. SUNWOLVES 39 at Velez Sarsfeld

• The Jaguares snapped a four-game losing streak.

• The Sunwolves have lost four straight matches.

• The Sunwolves are still yet to win outside of Japan (17 losses, one draw).

• The 39 points scored is the most ever in a match by the Sunwolves.

• The Sunwolves scored five tries in a match for the very first time.

• Yu Tamura scored the most points (24) in a match in Sunwolves club history.

• Agustin Creevy scored the second double of his career.

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 CHIEFS 46 def. REDS 10 at Yarrow Stadium

• The Chiefs recorded their second biggest win over the Reds and their biggest over the Queensland franchise in New Zealand.

• The Chiefs won their first five home games of a season for the first time since 1996.

• The Reds have now lost 13 straight away matches, dating back to round 16, 2015.

• The Chiefs have won five straight against Australian opponents at home which equals their longest run.

• The Reds have lost eight straight in New Zealand.

• The Reds have now lost six in a row against Kiwi opponents, one short of their worst run against teams from New Zealand.


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08 May 2017, 11:34
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The Hapless Stompies have conceded 155 points in three games?

LMAO!

It's getting hard to choose which of the Blundering Bulls or the Hapless Stompies is the most embarrassing bunch of losers . . . but I reckon the Stompies must edge it thanks to all the chest-beating we had to endure from the gloating Blowhards who were all bragging and pounding their chests before their useless team of mincing little fops went overseas and became New Zealand's prison brides.
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