Canterbury Crusaders Clinch 15th Super Rugby Title in Heated Final
The Canterbury Crusaders narrowly defeated the Waikato Chiefs 16-12 to win their 15th Super Rugby title. Codie Taylor's try and Rivez Reihana's kicking secured the win. The Chiefs initially led with tries from Dyer and Stevenson but failed to score in the second half, marking their third consecutive final loss.

The Canterbury Crusaders captured their 15th Super Rugby title by narrowly defeating the Waikato Chiefs 16-12 in Christchurch. The intense final showcased the Crusaders' dominance in the competition over 30 years.
Hooker Codie Taylor was instrumental in the victory, scoring a crucial try, while Rivez Reihana added 11 essential points from his kicking prowess, ensuring the Crusaders' continued success at home with a perfect playoff record.
Despite early success with first-half tries from George Dyer and Shaun Stevenson, the Chiefs were unable to maintain their lead, ultimately falling to the Crusaders in the final for the third consecutive year. This victory further solidified the Crusaders' reputation as a powerhouse in Super Rugby history.
(With inputs from agencies.)