Manly Sea Eagles

The Sea Eagles have romped to a 30-6 win at a soaking McDonald Jones Stadium against a Knights side left reeling from a series of injuries and now a third ...

- Chris Randall was placed on report for high contact on Martin Taupau in the first tackle of the game. In a double blow to the Knights, Young injured his knee in the process and played no further part in the game. A ruck penalty against Sauaso Sue allowed Manly to move six points ahead before Karl Lawton embarrassed the Knights defence with a dart from dummy half.

On a night the club was supposed to celebrate 25 years since their famous grand final win over Manly, the mood in Newcastle resembled a wake as injuries and ...

Halfback Daly Cherry-Evans cleaned up a bouncing ball handing it off to the Manly enforcer who rolled over, clearly in pain after a Chris Randall and Daniel ...

“This is a stunning start to the game, so Randall on report... the circumstances of the injury, now Marty staggers to hit feet and high tackle is played,” Voss said. “It was strong contact from young Randall over the top, but not a lot in it,” Fox League’s Michael Ennis said.

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Halfback Adam Clune went down with a knee injury early in the second half but persevered. Sean Keppie came on at a crucial time of the game and used his fresh legs to cause havoc. Dylan Walker was instrumental in the win with the utility setting up two tries, getting a linebreak assist and running for 81 metres. O’Brien would have held his breath when Kalyn Ponga left the field looking a little ginger after a big tackle. “Harper knew what the captain was going to do and the famous right boot of Cherry-Evans delivers again. it’s moved from Mudgee to Newcastle. It’s a travelling road show,” he said referring to Manly’s Round 4 win over the Raiders. The star No.7 did have a moment that proved he is human after all. Knights medical staff are hopeful there’s no structural damage, however the towering winger will be sent for scans. The halfback played on but had to be strapped. It looked as if the Knights had opened the scoring through Dominic Young, however the try was disallowed due to an obstruction. much to the confusion of Voss Ennis. What have we missed?” Ennis said.

The Knights were down 10-0 at half time after three stars were injured in the first stanza. A Kalyn Ponga try got it to 10-6, and then Chris Randall looked to ...

The Sea Eagles ran in three tries after the 70th minute. The Knights were down 10-0 at half time after three stars were injured in the first stanza. The conversion would have put the Knights in front.

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Rueben Garrick scored a try, three conversions, and a penalty goal for the Sea Eagles in the 25-6 win, while Morgan Harper, Haumole Olakau'atu, and Tom Trbojevic also found the try line. How to Watch NRL Rugby, Newcastle Knights vs. NRL Rugby, Newcastle Knights vs.

The Newcastle Knights lose Dominic Young, Jirah Momoisea and, briefly, Kalyn Ponga, during a 24-6 loss to the Manly Sea Eagles in the wet at Hunter Stadium.

The game was tight for most of the night, but the Sea Eagles ran over the top of the Knights with three late tries, perhaps in part due to Newcastle tiring as injuries caught up with them. Manly followed up with tries to Haumole Olakau'atu and Taniela Paseka — Lawton giving the final pass — and the game was over. The Newcastle Knights have faded late during a 30-6 loss to the Manly Sea Eagles in the wet at Hunter Stadium.

If you ask Daly Cherry-Evans, or anyone else in a maroon and white jumper, they'll bristle at the suggestion that they're a one-man team.

Then to add injury to insult, he limped off the field with a knee problem. "It's good to show that we've got a lot in the legs at the back end." "I thought we built throughout the game and we got a lot of reward at the back end," Jake Trbojevic said.