Chiefs too strong for Blues

NEW PLYMOUTH, NEW ZEALAND - MAY 09: Bundee Aki of the Chiefs is tackled by Brendon O'Connor of the Blues during the round 13 Super Rugby match between the Chiefs and the Blues at Yarrow Stadium on May 9, 2014 in New Plymouth, New Zealand. (Photo by Hagen Hopkins/Getty Images)

NEW PLYMOUTH, NEW ZEALAND - MAY 09: Bundee Aki of the Chiefs is tackled by Brendon O'Connor of the Blues during the round 13 Super Rugby match between the Chiefs and the Blues at Yarrow Stadium on May 9, 2014 in New Plymouth, New Zealand. (Photo by Hagen Hopkins/Getty Images)

Published May 9, 2014

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Man mountain Ben Tameifuna scored a try in each half to fire the Chiefs to an emphatic 32-20 home victory over the Blues in their Super Rugby match in New Plymouth on Friday.

The hulking tighthead prop touched down after 10 minutes and barged over from the back of a ruck two minutes after the break as the Chiefs grabbed four tries and a bonus point to tighten their grip atop the New Zealand conference.

Hosting their first game in the North Island port, the double defending champions also scored tries through livewire centre Tim Nanai-Williams in the 20th minute and fullback Tom Marshall 10 minutes into the second half.

Winger Lolagi Visinia scored an early try and centre George Moala added a late consolation for the Blues, who remained mired at the bottom of the New Zealand conference. – Reuters

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