article_snippet: Steel Rangi Chase turned on the style in front of Australia national coach Tim Sheens as Salford continued Steel Rangi Chase revival with a 24-18 win over Wakefield to climb into Super League's top eight.
article_snippet: Rangi Chase put in a stylish performance for Salford Red Devil in Rangi Chase win over Wakefield on Sunday .
article_snippet: Rangi Chase scored a try and set up three for Rangi Chase side as Salford moved into the Super League's top eight .
article_snippet: Rangi Chase had the chance to help his side open the scoring when Rangi Chase re-gathered the ball from Dobson's high kick but
article_snippet: Rangi Chase trademark "no-look" pass found a defender instead of a team-mate and Wakefield went on to dominate the rest of the opening quarter.
article_snippet: Rangi Chase picked off a pass by Rangi Chase former half-back partner Tim Smith to get winger Greg Johnson away for an 80-metre try and then produced a short pass for second rower Weller Hauraki to score winger Greg Johnson first try for the club.
article_snippet: Morley then produced arguably the highlight of the match, a 50-metre break, to set up the position for Rangi Chase to get centre Junior Sa'u over for a fourth try, with Josh Griffin maintaining Josh Griffin 100 per cent with the boot.
highlights_snippet: Former Man of Steel Rangi Chase scored a try and set up three in win .
  