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    Two-try hero Will Jordan is praising his Crusaders side after booking hosting rights for next weekend's Super Rugby Pacific final

    Two-try hero Will Jordan is praising his Crusaders side after booking hosting rights for next weekend's Super Rugby Pacific final


    The Crusaders have vanquished old foes the Blues 21-14 in Christchurch, for a 31st straight home playoff win.

    Jordan bagged the match winner 10 minutes from time, helping his side cap a turnaround win after they'd gone behind 14-nil early.



    The Crusaders will meet either the Chiefs or Brumbies next week in the decider.

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