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    Chiefs coach Clayton McMillan feels this year's Super Rugby final loss stings differently compared to last year

    Chiefs coach Clayton McMillan feels this year's Super Rugby final loss stings differently compared to last year


    The Waikato franchise was outplayed by the Blues at Eden Park, where the 41-10 victory earned the hosts their first title since 2003.

    It's the second consecutive season the Chiefs have lost in the final, after dropping a much closer contest against the Crusaders at home last year.

    McMillan says the feeling is 'same same, but different.'



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     Today's News

    Golf:
    Kiwi golfer Sam Jones is tied for 22nd heading into the final round of the DP World Tour's Spain Open in Madrid 11:07

    Rugby League:
    Panthers coach Ivan Cleary has turned the blowtorch on bunker official Chris Butler for an obstruction call in Penrith's 26-6 NRL preliminary final victory over Cronulla in Sydney 10:47

    Health & Safety:
    More than 500 prescriptions for medicinal cannabis have been written for children under 10 in the last two years 10:28

    International:
    Indonesia, Solomon Islands join countries banning nuclear weapons, putting Australia at odds with neighbours 10:07

    Rugby:
    Wallace Sititi has again earned special praise from All Blacks coach Scott Robertson after another leading performance 10:07

    Cricket:
    The Black Caps have been skittled for 88 on day three of the second cricket test against Sri Lanka at Galle, on Sky Sport 9:47

    Soccer:
    Attacking midfielder Cole Palmer's scored four goals to power Chelsea to a 4-2 win over Brighton in football's English Premier League 9:47

    Rugby:
    Coach Scott Robertson feels the All Blacks have taken a step forward in the 33-13 triumph over the Wallabies at Sky Stadium 9:37

    Rugby League:
    Nathan Cleary has downplayed fears over the his fitness after he failed to finish Penrith's 26-6 preliminary NRL final win over Cronulla 9:27

    International:
    Hassan Nasrallah turned Hezbollah from an Islamist militia into a political force that will outlive him 9:17


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