Sea Eagles vs Cowboys

Check out all the news, scores and stats below. North Queensland Cowboys 28 def Manly Sea Eagles 26. A second-half collapse from Manly has handed North ...

Hughes capped a starring performance with a clever grubberkick into the in-goal which he followed up to put the result out of doubt. Melbourne dominated the early exchanges and came up with the first try of the night with Tui Kamikamika running on to a Harry Grant pass and crashing over line. After six tries in the opening stanza they proved harder to come by in the second half with Ieremia coming up with the goods in the 56th and 63rd minutes. With five minutes left on the clock, Cherry-Evans had the ball dislodged from his grasp after a scrum and Holmes picked it up to run the length of the field. Cherry-Evans had a crack at a 50-metre field goal on the last play of the game but his effort faded away to the right of the sticks. The 20-year-old flyer copped a bang to the head when Manly centre Morgan Harper slid in with his knees while the Cowboys winger was picking up a loose ball.

North Queensland Cowboys scored three tries in five minutes to beat the Manly Sea Eagles.

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That makes it 11 tries for him in 13 games, just two off the club record for most tries in the season! Scott Drinkwater sent a kick towards the goalposts, and Jake Granville and Andrew Davey both jump up to contest it. It was Holmes’ fifth of the season, and his conversion reduced the deficit to just four points. Could be a turning point…At 10-0, Manly attack there and get another try and you’re talking serious space on the scoreboard.” Morgan Harper made a brilliant run from dummy half to fool Peter Hiku and burst through the defensive line. But it was his tackle on Daly Cherry-Evans – racing out of the line and catching the half by surprise – that forced the error and set up the winning try in the 76th minute. Des Hasler was his usual animated self at half-time, and his team responded on the back of Lachlan Croker’s brilliance. Make that EIGHT losses this season in eight games against teams currently in the top eighth. Jeremiah Nanai was evidence of that willingness, making a couple of significant errors before scoring a try and setting up another. On the 11th of June last year – two days after Origin I – Manly racked up their biggest-ever win over the Cowboys, winning 50-18 at Brookvale. That loss was a turning point for the Cowboys season: including that game, they lost 11 of their 12 matches after the bye, finishing second-bottom of the ladder. The Cowboys could have fallen apart. They had a horrible first-half this time around against Manly, starting before the game when Reuben Cotter pulled up with an injury.

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Three tries in three minutes has seen the North Queensland Cowboys steal a 28-26 win over the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles at 4 Pines Park tonight.

Croker stepped up in the 60th minute with a massive effort, kicking a phenomenal 40/20 to gain his side a fresh set in North Queensland’s half. After heavy pressure in North Queensland’s half, Manly struck again through Tuipulotu in the 48th minute for his second of the night. Garrick made the conversion to bring the score to 26-12. Holmes successfully converted for a 26-24 scoreline. Holmes converted from in front to give his side a 12-10 lead. Thankfully, the home side regained the ball.