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SYDNEY : The Canterbury Crusaders made a statement with a dramatic 34-28 win over the Auckland Blues at Eden Park but it was the Waikato Chiefs and ACT Brumbies who continued to make the running in round four of Super Rugby Pacific.
DUBLIN : England's spirited bid to derail Ireland's Grand Slam was effectively wrecked by a red card for fullback Freddie Steward after a collision with opposite number Hugo Keenan at the end of the first half, with many pundits unhappy with the decision.
Ireland had confidence that they would be able to overcome a nervy first-half display because of how they dealt with previous setbacks, according to Mack Hansen.
Andy Farrell declared Johnny Sexton as the best to ever play for Ireland as they capped off a dominant Six Nations campaign with a Grand Slam title.
Ireland are the Grand Slam champions but they were made to work hard for their 29-16 win over England.
Ireland skipper Johnny Sexton became the Six Nations all-time record points scorer after landing a penalty, also going on to convert Sheehan's double and another try by Robbie Henshaw.
Johnny Sexton said it was a "dream come true" to win a home Grand Slam on his final Six Nations appearance but stressed Ireland need to keep building as attention turns towards the Rugby World Cup.
Ireland were crowned Grand Slam champions on Irish soil for the first time since 1948 after victory over England.