Bryan Hall

Like when it's how to scout, that's almost where they're in the sweet spot.

Whereas I suppose the Chiefs are a little bit more ordered and a little bit more direct.

And I think one stat that sort of shows that picture, and it's not saying one's better than the other, but the Hurricanes, the only stat that they're very low in

as post-contact meters, but it's because they want the ball into space.

So their attacking style is like, we don't want post-contact meters.

We want to be running through holes or get it to an edge where we can bend a defensive line 15, 20 meters and then come back and play on top of them.

And then I suppose the other one for the Chiefs is they're quite high in post-contact meters.

So they really want to bash you.

They really want to hurt you in and around the carry clean to then allow their speed to tighten that defense and then either manipulate that with kicks

or, you know, passes.

That stat of them being one and two in kicks is purely... I just think it's the best stat because both sides are so good at reading the defence.

Like, the defence gives you the attacking option.

They give you the picture, you've got to choose the right one.

Like, they are pulling trigger.

Like, that cross-field kick by Ruben Love, and tapped back into Al Moore, I think it was, and then he just absolutely, that was a ridiculous try.

But, you know, like, just those sorts of things.

It's like, okay, it's not on here for me, boom.

And it's just pulled trigger like that.

The Chiefs the same.

I think it was Sinkinson, little chip over the top, inside ball, inside ball to Tupovati, try-time lay.