Super Rugby action continues this week with four games, kicking off with Crusaders vs Highlanders on Friday night. It’s Round 15 of 16, so everything is on the line this week.
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Super Rugby Pacific Round 15 Tips
Friday 23/5/25
There has been strong money for the Crusaders to cover the spread and based on their 48-33 win over the Waratahs last week, they’re tough to bet against.
It’s awfully tight at the top of the table, with the Crusaders, Chiefs, and Brumbies all on the same points. Therefore, a win over the Highlanders is needed to have a chance of finishing at the top.
We expect the Crusaders to cruise past the Highlanders, who were good when losing last week, but they might have done their dash.
Crusaders by 18
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It’s another important game with the Reds and Hurricanes fighting it out for a top four spot. The Reds currently occupy it, but the Hurricanes scored a last gasp win last week, which could have saved their campaign.
The win over the Highlanders late in the game could give the Hurricanes enough momentum to get past the Reds, who lost 24-14 to the Brumbies last week, and it wasn’t an overly inspiring performance from them.
Playing at home helps the Reds, but they could be overpowered by a Hurricanes team boasting a much better back line.
Hurricanes by 7
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Saturday 24/5/25
Moana Pasifika enjoyed a win over the Blues last week but repeating that effort against the Chiefs could be too much of an ask.
The Chiefs are tough to beat at home, and they enjoyed a bye last week, so they’ll be fresh and ready to continue their good form, which included a win over the Crusaders on the road in Round 13.
As the market suggests, the Chiefs have the edge over Moana Pasifika, and with a top spot in Super Rugby at stake, the Chiefs should have too much in the tank.
Chiefs by 21
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This won’t be the most-watched game of the week, that we are sure. The Force and Waratahs haven’t inspired anyone this year, which is par for the course.
They sit in eighth and ninth on the Super Rugby ladder respectively, and although the Waratahs have wo more win than the Force, that could be evened on Saturday night. The Force are on the same points after picking up some bonus points.
They are good at keeping games close, and with the addition of home ground, we’re picking them to win and cover the –2.5 spread.
Force by 6