The Super Rugby final at Eden Park is set to make history with a sold-out crowd of 47,000 fans attending the Blues vs. Chiefs match!
Super Rugby fans are in for a treat as Eden Park prepares for a momentous event - the Blues v Chiefs Super Rugby Pacific final. The country's largest stadium will host a record-breaking crowd of 47,000 cheering fans, showcasing the intense rivalry between these two powerhouse teams. Tickets for the event went on sale at 9 am, disappearing within hours, emphasizing the unmatched excitement surrounding this highly anticipated matchup.
Blues and Chiefs supporters are buzzing with enthusiasm as they eagerly await the showdown at Eden Park. With a whopping 44,000 fans expected at the final, the atmosphere in Auckland is sure to be electric on Saturday night. The pre-final build-up has been nothing short of sensational, with tickets selling out at lightning speed, setting the stage for an unforgettable clash between these fierce competitors.
Blues CEO, Andrew Hore, expressed his confidence in Auckland's rugby passion, highlighting the city's ability to embrace multiple rugby codes. As the excitement continues to build, both teams are preparing for a challenging battle on the field, with the stakes higher than ever for the Super Rugby Pacific final at Eden Park.
In the midst of the intense anticipation, Phil Gifford, a renowned sports writer, points out the massive challenge facing the Chiefs in the upcoming final. With the spotlight on standout performers like Hoskins Sotutu and Wallace Sititi, the expectations are sky-high for both teams as they strive for victory in this epic showdown at the iconic Eden Park stadium.
Excitement is at its peak as the Super Rugby final draws near, with AJ Lam predicting a thrilling match that will captivate the crowd. The exceptional performances of rising stars like 21-year-old Wallace Sititi add an intriguing element to the final, promising a display of raw talent and fierce competition that will keep fans on the edge of their seats.
The Blues and Chiefs will play in front of 47,000 people at the country's largest stadium, with tickets going on sale at 9am this morning and being snapped up ...
A crowd of 44,000 is expected in Auckland on Saturday night for the competition decider. Tickets went on sale at 9am on Tuesday, with the Blues saying the match ...
Tickets flew out the door for Saturday's season finale.
Blues CEO Andrew Hore spoke to D'Arcy Waldegrave on Sportstalk about why he thinks this proves Auckland is big enough for two rugby codes to coexist. LISTEN ...
Phil Gifford has twice been judged New Zealand sportswriter of the year , has won nine New Zealand and two Australasian radio awards, and has been judged ...
Hoskins Sotutu and Wallace Sititi are the two form No 8s of the competition and carry huge expectation for the Blues and Chiefs.
There was no denying the Chiefs' standout performer in the semi-final was a man with no All Blacks caps to his name; 21-year-old Wallace Sititi.
The Blues and the Chiefs are hoping to end their long title droughts in Saturday night's Auckland decider.
The Blues say all tickets available are exhausted, although there is a chance some may become available late in the week. SUPER RUGBY COVERAGE WITH HABIT ...
Regarded as the leading awards for the industry, TheStadiumBusiness Awards 2024 recognises leadership, innovation and achievement across global stadia. Eden ...
The Blues and Chiefs will battle it out this Saturday at Eden Park, with only one walking away named as 2024 Champions. As we gear up for an exciting final ...
Developed in Europe, this innovative system offers a safety management solution for swimming pools that checks individual swimmers via their wristband - ...
Super Rugby Pacific's new initiative to announce all team lists at 4pm on Wednesday marks the beginning of a new Herald series: Super Rugby Selections.
The Gallagher Chiefs have fought their way back to Eden Park to meet the Blues in the DHL Super Rugby Pacific Final for the first time.