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1 week ago |
sportingnews.com | Mark Molyneux
The third and final game of the State of Origin series is looming large on the horizon with all to play for in Sydney. New South Wales were heavily backed to wrap up the series in Perth after easing to a comfortable win in the opener. However, Queensland produced one of their trademark backs-against-the-wall performances to force a decider. Billy Slater made several changes heading into Game II and was rewarded for his changes, so is likely to stick solid.
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1 week ago |
sportingnews.com | Mark Molyneux
New South Wales endured a nightmare night in Perth during Game II as the pre-match favourites were stunned by Queensland. Nathan Cleary was tipped to guide the Blues to a series-clinching victory, yet the halfback wasn’t up to his usual standards as he was hampered by a groin injury throughout the contest. The No.7 sustained the issue while goal-kicking at the captain’s run.
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1 week ago |
sportingnews.com | Mark Molyneux
Whenever Cameron Munster has managed to summon some magic out on the field, Craig Bellamy has pretty much always been situated front and centre. And it was no different in the second instalment of the State of Origin series in Perth as the newly-appointed Queensland captain led his state to a shock 26-24 victory over New South Wales. The Blues made the trip over to the west as the near unbackable favourites after a commanding victory in Game I.
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1 week ago |
sportingnews.com | Mark Molyneux
Queensland produced a trademark late comeback to claim a thrilling 23-22 win in the U19s State of Origin. The Maroons had been beaten by New South Wales in all three of the previous editions of the fixture and appeared set for another loss. Yet Darius Boyd’s side scored in the final minutes to seal the victory.
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1 week ago |
sportingnews.com | Mark Molyneux
New South Wales were looking to retain the U19s State of Oirgin shield when they took on Queensland on the Sunshine Coast. The Blues battled to an absorbing 14-10 victory last year in the annual showdown and had five players returning to the fold. The youth representative fixture has often provided a glimpse into the future, with the likes of Robert Toia, Ethan Strange, Jack Bostock and Jaxon Purdue starring in the past.
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