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schema:articleBody	The Canterbury Crusaders returned to winning ways with a clinical 25-8 victory over the Auckland Blues at Eden Park on Friday, extending their winning streak over the hosts to 11 matches. Super Rugby's defending champions, coming off a shock loss to Waikato Chiefs last week, scored three tries to one in a dominant display. "We had a bit of hurt that was bottled up inside us and knew we had to start well and play for the full 80," Canterbury captain Scott Barrett said. The Blues last won against the 10-time champions in early 2014 but coach Leon MacDonald -- desperate for success against the club he represented for 12 years -- was talking up their chances before the match. It counted for nothing as knock-ons and mistakes in the set-piece meant the Blues failed to convert their superior possession into points. "We just couldn't capitalise on anything and they just managed to do what they do," a frustrated Blues skipper Patrick Tuipulotu said after his side fumbled six lineouts. Tuipulotu helped the Blues make a strong start, spinning out of a tackle to score the opening try when Stephen Perofeta's chip kick opened up the defence. The Crusaders hit back when wing George Bridge gathered a one-handed Jack Goodhue offload and crossed the line in the 27th minute. They were unlucky not to get another when Sevu Reece broke through a few minutes later, with only a last-gasp tackle from Perofeta restricting the Crusaders' lead to 11-5 at half-time. Tries to Richie Mo'unga and Goodhue after the break saw the Crusaders race to a 25-8 lead, with a Will Jordan effort ruled offside. The Blues tried to rally but the Crusaders' relentless defence held them out, preventing a consolation try after the siren. ns/th
schema:headline	Wounded Crusaders unleash on bumbling Blues
schema:mentions	Glossary of Australian rules football Relentless Records Rallying Bertram Goodhue Canterbury Rugby Football Union Leon MacDonald Stephen Perofeta Jack Goodhue Sevu Reece Robert Falcon Scott Will Jordan Second Crusade Scott Barrett (rugby union) Richie Mo'unga Chiefs (rugby union) Blues (Super Rugby) Crusaders (rugby union) Winning Ways for your Mathematical Plays Eden Park Super Rugby Offside (association football) Danica Patrick
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schema:datePublished	2020-02-14 (xsd:date)
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