State of origin game 2 score live

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An avalanche of criticism is pouring down on the Blues after they were badly beaten in State of Origin II — and among the answers being demanded is why Damien Cook was Brad Fittler 's go-to man when Tom Trbojevic went down. When the New South Wales superstar tore his right pectoral muscle while tackling Queensland fullback Reece Walsh just two minutes into the Suncorp Stadium clash, won by the Maroons , bench forward Cameron Murray was undoubtedly the most logical option to slot into the centres. Valentine Holmes is in awe of his side's defensive play tonight, with skipper Daly Cherry-Evans' chase-down on Stephen Crichton named the "turning point". It's been an awesome week with these boys," he says. It's an unreal feeling.

State of origin game 2 score live

Winner drawn every Friday at 11am. Promotion ends April 12th, Queensland won the series The Maroons sealed the series by winning the first in a come-from-behind win before clinching a second consecutive Origin win with a triumph at Suncorp Stadium, before NSW salvaged some pride with victory in Game 3 at Accor Stadium. After a dominant start from NSW, it was still Queensland who scored first after David Fifita barged past James Tedesco near the line — but from there, the Blues would take control. A Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow try — giving him a four-pointer in all three games for the series — helped reduce the margin to 8 at the half. Defence ruled to start the second half, with the closest chance an Isaah Yeo try off a Maroons short goal line drop-out that was denied due to a Stephen Crichton knock on; but only a few minutes later, Queensland would crack, with James Tedesco helping set up a second Best try to seal the match. Final score : NSW Blues 24 def. It was all over when Holmes and Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow made it early in the second, and while Cook would score a consolation try, further scores for Xavier Coates and Jeremiah Nanai added to the festive atmosphere at Suncorp Stadium, and ensured a crushing victory. Prop Lindsay Collins was named player of the match, the second consecutive Maroons forward to receive the honour after Reuben Cotter in Game 1. Final score : Queensland Maroons 32 def.

New customers only. En bet, marcamos la diferencia. But when they saw an opportunity they went for the jugular and in Munster and Cherry-Evans they had a halfback pairing that controlled the ball masterfully in dangerous situations, and outside them Walsh was the series game-breaker, entering the line, creating space and timing killer passes.

What time is kick off in State of Origin Game 3 tonight? Three weeks ago they were underdogs heading to Adelaide to take on a star-studded NSW outfit. Tonight they arrived in Brisbane as favourites and played like champions. Defensively they were extraordinary. Their line defence was near flawless.

The Maroons took a lead with a gritty win in Adelaide three weeks ago, but their effort to seal the series at home was total domination from the opening minutes. Queensland led at half-time despite only having 42 per cent of possession, but they still had more running in the second half, adding four more tries to finish off the rout. Damien Cook, who came into the game after two minutes when Tom Trbojevic left the field with a pectoral injury, crossed for the Blues' only try in the 57th minute of a disjointed performance. Frustrations boiled over in the dying seconds, with Reece Walsh and Jarome Luai sent off after a scuffle and Josh Addo-Carr sin-binned for a flying punch on Walsh in the brawl. The win gives Billy Slater his second series win in a row as coach, and adds to the pressure on Blues boss Brad Fittler, who will be forced to answer questions about his team selection and tactics after his side was completely overpowered by the relentless Maroons. For as good as Queensland was, they were not regularly threatened by a NSW side with a reshuffled backline, due to injuries to halfback Nathan Cleary before the game and Trbojevic in the opening minutes. Halves Mitchell Moses and Luai lacked polish in the face of some frenetic Maroons pressure when in defence — and the Blues' could not handle some magical Maroons finishing at their end of the park. Part of the Blues' woes were undoubtedly down to the early injury to Trbojevic, forcing Souths hooker Cook on early to play out of position in the centres, highlighting New South Wales' decision to leave out Nicho Hynes and Matt Burton, which left the bench without a genuine utility.

State of origin game 2 score live

What time is kick off in State of Origin Game 3 tonight? Three weeks ago they were underdogs heading to Adelaide to take on a star-studded NSW outfit. Tonight they arrived in Brisbane as favourites and played like champions.

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Stake not returned. It was around the neck mind you …. Tweet Facebook Mail. A Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow try — giving him a four-pointer in all three games for the series — helped reduce the margin to 8 at the half. The Maroons have been on the back foot for much of the half, but they are now just 40 minutes away from an Origin series victory. More info. Read more. This series has been an attacking disaster for Brad Fittler. Queenslanders are coming from all angles to chase! They have a full set 20 metres out. Promotion ends April 12th,

Watch State of Origin exclusively live and free on Channel 9 and 9Now. Thanks for following our State of Origin II live blog. That's a wrap for tonight, but we'll be back to do it all again for the game three decider at Suncorp Stadium.

More info. Stupid act. New customers only. This is our home. Key moments New South Wales took the lead with a penalty in the 12th minute to Nathan Cleary New South Wales scored the first try of the game in the 19th minute to Josh Morris Queensland scored their first try in the 52nd minute to Corey Oates Queensland took the lead with a try in the 66th minute to Dane Gagai. Superb defence from Queensland, woeful attack from NSW. Nanai is first to the loose ball to send the score into the 30s. Read more. They have a full set 20 metres out. Claim Now. Repeatedly steering play to the left edge until the space opened up for Taulagi to exploit. Another set restart! More League content. Defence ruled to start the second half, with the closest chance an Isaah Yeo try off a Maroons short goal line drop-out that was denied due to a Stephen Crichton knock on; but only a few minutes later, Queensland would crack, with James Tedesco helping set up a second Best try to seal the match. The Roar.