Super rugby 2014

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Super rugby 2014
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master AustraliaAustralia Waratahs (1st title)
Climbers South AfricaSouth Africa Lions
Relegated South AfricaSouth Africa Southern Kings
Teams 15th
countries AustraliaAustralia Australia (5 teams) New Zealand (5 teams) South Africa (5 teams)
New ZealandNew Zealand 
South AfricaSouth Africa 
Games 125  (of which 125 played)
tries 614  (ø 4.91 per game)
Most of the points AustraliaAustralia Bernard Foley , Waratahs (252)
Most attempts AustraliaAustralia Israel Folau , Waratahs Nemani Nadolo , Crusaders (12 each)
New ZealandNew Zealand 
Super Rugby 2013

The 2014 season marked the fourth edition of Super Rugby , a rugby union competition featuring 15 franchise teams from Australia , New Zealand and South Africa . The season began on February 15, 2014 and ended with the final on August 2, 2014. A total of 125 games were played. The 15 teams were divided into three conferences corresponding to the three countries.

The New South Wales Waratahs from Sydney (Australia) won the title for the first time after beating the Crusaders from Christchurch (New Zealand) 33:32 in the final . Within the South African Conference, the Lions from Johannesburg replace the Southern Kings from Port Elizabeth .

mode

Each team played in the regular season according to the following pattern:

  • Within the conference: Each team played two games against the four other teams in its conference (one home and one away game).
  • Other conferences: Each team played home games against four representatives from the other conferences and away games against four other representatives (as a result, there was no meeting with one representative from the conferences).

The best-placed teams from the three conferences and the next three teams in the overall table ( wildcard ) made it into the play-offs . The two better Conference winners received a bye to the quarterfinals. In this, the third conference winner met the third-placed wildcard team, while the best-placed wildcard team met the second-placed team. This was followed by the semi-finals and finals, with the home right being determined based on the higher placement in the overall table.

Results

Australian Conference

team Games Victories  Unent. Ndlg.  Game
points
Diff. Bonus
points
Table
points
01. AustraliaAustralia Waratahs 16 12 0 4th 481: 272 + 209 10 58
02. AustraliaAustralia Brumbies 16 10 0 6th 412: 378 + 34 5 45
03. AustraliaAustralia Force 16 9 0 7th 343: 393 - 50 4th 40
04th AustraliaAustralia Reds 16 5 0 11 374: 593 - 119 8th 28
05. AustraliaAustralia Rebels 16 4th 0 12 303: 460 - 157 5 21st

New Zealand Conference

team Games Victories  Unent. Ndlg.  Game
points
Diff. Bonus
points
Table
points
01. New ZealandNew Zealand Crusaders 16 11 0 5 445: 322 + 123 7th 51
02. New ZealandNew Zealand Chiefs 16 8th 2 6th 384: 378 + 6 8th 44
03. New ZealandNew Zealand Highlanders 16 8th 0 8th 401: 442 - 41 10 42
04th New ZealandNew Zealand Hurricanes 16 8th 0 8th 439: 374 + 65 9 41
05. New ZealandNew Zealand blues 16 7th 0 9 419: 395 + 24 9 37

South African Conference

team Games Victories  Unent. Ndlg.  Game
points
Diff. Bonus
points
Table
points
01. South AfricaSouth Africa Sharks 16 11 0 5 406: 293 + 113 6th 50
02. South AfricaSouth Africa Bulls 16 7th 1 8th 365: 335 + 30 8th 38
03. South AfricaSouth Africa Stormers 16 7th 0 9 367: 413 - 46 3 31
04th South AfricaSouth Africa Lions 16 7th 0 9 367: 413 - 46 3 31
05. South AfricaSouth Africa Cheetahs 16 4th 1 11 372: 527 - 155 6th 24

Overall table

  • Three conference winners, qualification for playoffs
  • Three teams ranked next on points (wildcards), qualification for playoffs
  • team Games Victories  Unent. Ndlg.  Game
    points
    Diff. Bonus
    points
    Table
    points
    01. AustraliaAustralia Waratahs 16 12 0 4th 481: 272 + 209 10 58
    02. New ZealandNew Zealand Crusaders 16 11 0 5 445: 322 + 123 7th 51
    03. South AfricaSouth Africa Sharks 16 11 0 5 406: 293 + 113 6th 50
    04th AustraliaAustralia Brumbies 16 10 0 6th 412: 378 + 34 5 45
    05. New ZealandNew Zealand Chiefs 16 8th 2 6th 384: 378 + 6 8th 44
    06th New ZealandNew Zealand Highlanders 16 8th 0 8th 401: 442 - 41 10 42
    07th New ZealandNew Zealand Hurricanes 16 8th 0 8th 439: 374 + 65 9 41
    08th. AustraliaAustralia Force 16 9 0 7th 343: 393 - 50 4th 40
    09. South AfricaSouth Africa Bulls 16 7th 1 8th 365: 335 + 30 8th 38
    10. New ZealandNew Zealand blues 16 7th 0 9 419: 395 + 24 9 37
    11. South AfricaSouth Africa Stormers 16 7th 0 9 290: 326 - 36 4th 32
    12. South AfricaSouth Africa Lions 16 7th 0 9 367: 413 - 46 3 31
    13. AustraliaAustralia Reds 16 5 0 11 374: 493 - 119 8th 28
    14th South AfricaSouth Africa Cheetahs 16 4th 1 11 372: 527 - 155 6th 24
    15th AustraliaAustralia Rebels 16 4th 0 12 303: 460 - 157 5 21st

    The points are distributed as follows:

    • 4 points if you win
    • 2 points if there is a tie
    • 0 points in the event of a loss (before possible bonus points)
    • 1 bonus point for four or more attempts , regardless of the final score
    • 1 bonus point if you lose less than seven points
    • Each team has two byes and receives four points for each

    Final round

    Quarter finals

    July 19, 2014
    7:40 PM AEST
    AustraliaAustralia Brumbies 32:30 New ZealandNew Zealand Chiefs Canberra Stadium , Canberra
    Referee: Craig Joubert ( South Africa )
    Attempts: White 6th received
    Coleman 10th received
    Mogg 21st received
    Butler 61.
    increased increases: Lealiifano (3/4)
    Penalty kicks : Lealiifano (2/4) 29th, 45th
    (22:10)
    Report
    Attempts: Aki 35th received
    Kerr-Barlow 50th received
    Nanai-Williams 55th received
    Anscombe 77th ad.
    Elevations: Cruden (2/4)
    Penalty kicks: Cruden (2/2) 3rd, 42nd

    19 July 2014
    17:05 SAST
    South AfricaSouth Africa Sharks 31:27 New ZealandNew Zealand Highlanders Kings Park Stadium , Durban
    Referee: Steve Walsh ( Australia )
    Attempts: Coetzee 13th received
    du Plessis 52nd received
    Chavhanga 55th received
    Increases: Steyn (2/3)
    Penalty kicks: Steyn (4/5) 2nd, 29th, 73rd, 80th
    (13:17)
    Report
    Attempts: Fekitoa 31st.
    Hames 40th.
    Burleigh 62nd.
    Increases: Sopoaga (3/3)
    Penalty kicks: Sopoaga (2/2) 25th, 48th.

    Semifinals

    July 26, 2014
    7:35 p.m. NZST
    New ZealandNew Zealand Crusaders 38: 6 South AfricaSouth Africa Sharks Rugby League Park , Christchurch
    Referee: Glen Jackson ( New Zealand )
    Attempts: Read 17th received
    Nadolo 49th received
    Heinz 65th received
    McNicholl 70th received
    Todd 78th n.erh.
    Elevations: Carter (2/5)
    Penalty kicks: Carter (3/4) 3rd, 28th, 31st
    (16: 6)
    Report
    Penalty kicks: Lambie (2/4) 22., 35.

    July 26, 2014
    7:40 PM AEST
    AustraliaAustralia Waratahs 26: 8 AustraliaAustralia Brumbies Allianz Stadium , Sydney
    Spectators: 38,800
    Referee: Jaco Peyper ( South Africa )
    Attempts: Alofa 3rd after.
    Beale 47th n.erh.
    Foley 76th
    increments: Foley (1/3)
    Penalty kicks: Foley (3/3) 22nd, 40th, 73rd
    (11: 8)
    Report
    Attempts: Speight 31. n.erh.
    Penalty kicks : Lealiifano (1/2) 39.

    final

    August 2, 2014
    7:40 PM AEST
    AustraliaAustralia Waratahs 33:32 New ZealandNew Zealand Crusaders ANZ Stadium , Sydney
    Spectators: 61,823
    Referee: Craig Joubert ( South Africa )
    Attempts: Ashley-Cooper 5th increase, 63rd
    increases: Foley (1/2)
    Penalty kicks: Foley (7/8) 3rd, 11th, 15th, 22nd, 38th, 54th, 80.
    (20:13)
    Report
    Attempts: Todd 18.
    Increased Nadolo 43.
    Increased increases: Carter (1/1)
    Slade (1/1)
    Penalty kicks: Slade (6/6) 26th, 36th, 49th, 57th, 68th, 76th .
    15th Israel Folau
    14th Alofa Alofa Changed after 74 minutes 74.
    13 Adam Ashley-Cooper
    12 Kurtley Beale
    11 Rob Horne
    10 Bernard Foley
    09 Nick Phipps Changed after 75 minutes 75.
    08th Wycliff Palu Medical care from 19 to 26 minutes 19. to 26.
    07th Michael Hooper (C)Captain of the crew
    06th Stephen Hoiles Changed after 64 minutes 64.
    05 Jacques Potgieter Changed after 49 minutes 49.
    04th Kane Douglas
    03 Sekope Kepu Changed after 65 minutes 65.
    02 Tatafu Polota-Nau Changed after 42 minutes 42.
    01 Benn Robinson
    Substitute:
    16 Tolu Latu Substituted after 42 minutes 42.
    17th Jeremy Tilse
    18th Paddy Ryan Substituted after 65 minutes 65.
    19th Will Skelton Substituted after 19 minutes19. 26. 49.Changed after 26 minutes Substituted after 49 minutes
    20th Mitchell Chapman Substituted after 64 minutes 64.
    21st Pat McCutcheon
    22nd Brendan McKibbin Substituted after 75 minutes 75.
    23 Peter Betham Substituted after 74 minutes 74.
    15th Israel Dagg
    14th Kieron Fonotia Changed after 63 minutes 63.
    13 Ryan Crotty Changed after 56 minutes56. Medical care from the 67th to 71st minute67. to 71.
    12 Daniel Carter Changed after 30 minutes 30th
    11 Nemani Nadolo
    10 Colin Slade
    09 Andrew Ellis Changed after 71 minutes 71.
    08th Kieran Read (C)Captain of the crew
    07th Matt Todd
    06th Richie McCaw
    05 Sam Whitelock
    04th Dominic Bird Changed after 63 minutes 63.
    03 Owen Franks
    02 Corey Flynn Changed after 63 minutes 63.
    01 Wyatt Crockett
    Substitute:
    16 Ben Funnell Substituted after 63 minutes 63.
    17th Joe Moody Substituted after 56 minutes56. 63.Changed after 63 minutes
    18th Nepo Laulala Substituted after 63 minutes 63.
    19th Jimmy Tupou Substituted after 63 minutes 63.
    20th Jordan Taufua
    21st Willi Heinz Substituted after 67 minutes 67.
    22nd Tom Taylor Substituted after 30 minutes 30th
    23 Johnny McNicholl Substituted after 63 minutes 63.

    statistics

    Source: SARU

    Most attempts made

    rank player team tries
    1. Israel Folau Waratahs 12
    Nemani Nadolo Crusaders
    3. Kurtley Beale Waratahs 8th
    Jesse Mogg Brumbies
    Robbie Coleman Brumbies

    Most points scored

    rank player team Points
    1. Bernard Foley Waratahs 252
    2. Beauden Barrett Hurricanes 209
    3. Colin Slade Crusaders 198
    4th Marnitz Boshoff Lions 189
    5. Lima Sopoaga Highlanders 178

    Web links

    Individual evidence

    1. Top Scorers. SARU, accessed August 2, 2014 .