Highlanders 16 Bulls 11  Chiliboy Ralepelle of the Bulls.
Chiliboy Ralepelle of the Bulls. Photo: Getty Images  The
Highlanders held out a fast-finishing Bulls side to pull off a
16-11 Super Rugby upset in Dunedin.   The home side had to
withstand plenty of late pressure to end a two-match losing
streak and breathe life back into their finals hopes.  For the
Bulls, who had begun the round at the top of the table, the
defeat ended a five-match winning run and left them sitting
below new leaders the Chiefs, who have the bye this weekend.
The Highlanders didn't hit the front until midway through the
second half, when they scored the match's opening try while a
man up.  The Bulls had lost prop Dean Greyling to a yellow card
after they had been warned about repeated infringing at the
breakdown.  Awarded a kickable penalty, the Highlanders spurned
a shot at goal and lock Jarrad Hoeata came close to dotting
down.  He was ruled held up, but had another dab for the line
moments later and this time couldn't be denied