Overview
- Damian McKenzie tallied 22 points from six penalties and two conversions while also producing a match-saving tackle
- Winger Emoni Narawa scored two tries around halftime to break the Brumbies’ momentum
- Wallabies flyhalf Noah Lolesio exited with a concussion in the 10th minute and substitute Jack Debreczeni struggled to fill the gap
- The Brumbies conceded 11 penalties compared with the Chiefs’ seven, and missed kicking chances undermined their bid to become the first Australian side to win a playoff in New Zealand
- The Chiefs will travel to Christchurch next Saturday to face the Canterbury Crusaders, who have won all 31 home playoff matches in three decades