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    Wellington number eight Brad Shields has pointed to effort as the key behind his province's 23-20 extra time win over Bay of Plenty in the NPC decider in the capital

    Wellington number eight Brad Shields has pointed to effort as the key behind his province's 23-20 extra time win over Bay of Plenty in the NPC decider in the capital


    The scores were locked at 20-all after 80 minutes, before Lions replacement first-five Callum Harkin kicked the deciding penalty in the 93rd minute.

    Shields told Gold Sport his side left everything out on the field in the 100-minute contest.



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