State Of Origin game 3

QLD Maroons and NSW Blues are currently tied 1 – 1. Game 3 will be the decider. State of Origin 2022 Game 3 teams. Image: @nswblues.

The two teams have gone into Game 3 as being the deciding game on 21 previous occasions, and Queensland have won 14 of those, compared to New South Wales’ 5. The Ampol State of Origin game 3 will kick-off at 8.10pm on Wednesday 13th July 2022. Both Queensland coach Billy Slater and NSW coach Brad Fittler have named their teams for State of Origin game 3. Of the last 16 games to be played at Suncorp Stadium, Queensland have won 13. State of Origin 2022 is in full swing, with Game 3 due to be played on Wednesday 13th July 2022. Queensland will be hoping to win Game 3 and extend their lead over New South Wales in terms of overall titles.

The 2022 State of Origin series deciding game three will kick off at 8.11pm (AEST), Wide World of Sports can reveal. The Blues and Maroons go head to head ...

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Hello and welcome to our rolling coverage for State of Origin Game III, the series decider at Suncorp Stadium. The Blues proved far too strong for ...

“Whether Nathan Cleary is or isn’t the front runner for the World Cup, I can’t control what he is doing. Stream the FOX LEAGUE State of Origin Game 3 REPLAY on Kayo with no ads during-play. The 2022 Suncorp decider will represent his 13th consecutive game in the No.7 jumper and without the instinctive magic of Munster, the Maroons are banking on Cherry-Evans’ experience in the nerve centre to deliver a victory for the ages. “It was made a lot more special with the journey I had taken falling out of the Queensland side and I fell out of favour with the fans and the people of Queensland, so to be able to feel that I won back some support, I felt like I did it at that moment when I held the shield up. If you want to know why Jacob Saifiti is now – and forever – a NSW Origin player, have a read of the text message which confirmed it all last Thursday. The only thing I can control is my footy and I am proud of the footy that I am playing and have played in this series. “If I can keep improving and playing well, then I will back myself to be there at the end of the year for Australia.” Now, with the Maroons rocked by a Covid crisis and reeling from a 44-12 hiding in Game Two, Cherry-Evans is primed to fight fire with fire with Cleary in a Suncorp decider that could define his Origin legacy. “My message to the guys is we cannot stop believing for one second _ we cannot give NSW a sniff of victory. “I remember the spirit we showed in the 2020 decider and I believe we can do it again,” said Cherry-Evans, who plays his 19th game for Queensland in the 2022 series decider. Hello and welcome to our rolling coverage for State of Origin Game III, the series decider at Suncorp Stadium. The Blues proved far too strong for Queensland in Perth with a 44-12 win, but their record of winning series deciders as Suncorp is hardly something to boast about, with just two decider victories in Queensland since the first Origin series 40 years ago. Cherry-Evans was torched by rival Nathan Cleary in Origin II, is in danger of losing his No.7 Australian jumper to the NSW halfback for the World Cup and leads Queensland onto Suncorp without his Covid-stricken playmaking cohort Cameron Munster.

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Join Kayo Freebies now, no credit card required > “He has been super impressive,” Smith said. Stream the FOX LEAGUE State of Origin Game 3 REPLAY on Kayo with no ads during-play. “This is an opportunity for Cherry-Evans… to step up, if Munster is out there and DCE is going through the hands and he has Munster outside him he is likely to pass,” Crawley said. Maroons superstars Kalyn Ponga and Daly Cherry-Evans have been urged to “answer the call” and stand up when Queensland need them the most in the Origin series decider tonight. “I like to think he is going to apply a fair bit of pressure to the Blues.”

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In the end Cleary’s running game and Isaah Yeo’s ball play through the middle will be too much for QLD. But in the end I think the Blues possess a far superior attack and will score enough points to beat QLD in a tight one. Nathan Cleary the ice man will deliver when required. FINAL SCORE? QLD 10 - 22 NSW Queensland star Kalyn Ponga, who inked a monster $5m contract extension with the Knights has received multiple backings for a man-of-the-match performance with James Tedesco, Isaah Yeo and Daly Cherry-Evans identified as other potential difference makers. Stream the FOX LEAGUE State of Origin Game 3 REPLAY on Kayo with no ads during-play.

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"He is a different character, he's a bit of a weirdo, but we all need a bit of weird in us." "I think he's got those traits of a great captain in him. Sam Thaiday believes Daly Cherry-Evans has a golden opportunity to position himself amongst the great Maroons captains if he can lead his side to victory in the Origin decider.

The countdown has dragged on forever but we're finally here – the 2022 State of Origin Decider at Suncorp Stadium.

Thanks to Munster’s injury and the Blues’ rampage in Game 2, NSW should head into the game as favourites, but only just. While his numbers were better in Game 1, it remains to be seen how effectively DCE can lead the team and assert himself without Munster sharing the load. In a big boost for the Maroons, Kalyn Ponga has been cleared to play after passing all concussion protocols. Backing all of that up with excellent kicking and superb game management, he controlled the game superbly and will need to be contained if the Maroons are to have any hope. Eliminating those errors will be key to the Maroons asserting themselves on the contest, something they struggled to do as desperation crept into their play as they struggled to stay in touch with the rampaging Blues. After Queensland stunned the NSW Blues with a dominant 16-10 win in Game 1 the script was flipped in Perth as Brad Fittler’s team destroyed the Maroons 44-12 to level the series.

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It's down to a decider for State of Origin Game 3 – here's how to watch the NSW Blues vs the Queensland Maroons from anywhere.

Plus, it’s compatible with a wide range of devices: Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV Stick, the Xbox, PlayStation, iOS and Android software, among many more. If you’re an Aussie who wants to catch that free Channel 9 coverage but you’re currently abroad, you’ll discover that the access is geo-blocked. Despite NSW coming off the back of a dominant 44-12 victory in Game 2, the real question is whether the team is great enough to overcome the power of a Queensland home crowd tonight. After Queensland won the series opener and NSW took out the second match, it’s down to a decider for State of Origin Game 3. As for the NSW Blues, they’ll be missing Payne Haas at the front, but Blues coach Brad Fittler has called up Jacob Saifiti of the Newcastle Knights as his replacement. That’s because Cameron Munster, arguably the best player in Queensland’s side, has been ruled out due to testing positive for Covid-19.

Queensland are on the bounce from an Origin II trouncing and scouring the state for players after chaos in camp. NSW are at near unbackable odds and ...

Dearden’s debut is a scenario only a Queenslander could dream up: touted as the next big playmaking talent after debuting in the NRL at 18 (same age as Cleary), falling so out of favour at the state’s flagship club Brisbane he was cut loose, then finding the magic dust this year at North Queensland to wear the jumper made famous by Wally Lewis, Darren Lockyer and Johnathan Thurston in the Maroons’ most important Origin match in years. Tonight Nathan Cleary will try to tick one of the few boxes left in his career: winning a State of Origin series decider at Suncorp Stadium. “One thing he did do from the day he arrived at our club, and every day since, is he’s just outworked everyone else,” says Cowboys general manager Micheal Luck. “I’d say he’s a footy nerd.”

Minute-by-minute report: Join Jonathan Howcroft for the third and final instalment at Suncorp Stadium.

There was a knock-on from Nanai in the contest for the ball in the air. The welcome to country is a breezy belter. He breaks on the left and a tackle later the ball is wide on the right through hands. I’ll leave you with my contacts details in case you want to join in the conversation. Momentum ebbs away with a loose pass and the series ends with Cleary overhitting his grubber allowing the Maroons to clear. The ball comes to ground, Papalii crumbs, and jogs over for a try! From good attacking territory in the middle of the field after the drop-out, Dearden reads the line superbly, drifting to his left and firing a bullet into the chest of the onrushing Val Holmes who busts through two tacklers and darts over the line and towards the posts. 25 mins: Queensland again go to hands early in the set and try to probe on the right edge. He dabs the Steeden onto his boot for Luai to dash onto and dive on - at the second attempt. The Panthers playmakers get to work in midfield but the Maroons hold their line - just about - and are happy with yet another line drop-out following the kick on the last tackle. The Blues are in a hurry. A penalty on halfway is taken quickly by Cleary who darts to the 20m line.

A chaotic start to the State of Origin decider in Brisbane on Wednesday evening eventually saw Valentine Holmes score the first try of the contest for the ...

The North Queensland Cowboys' centre ran straight through a gap between Stephen Crichton and Daniel Tupou before straightening up to score just to the left-hand side of the uprights. Forcing a drop out, they used their time on the attack for Tom Dearden to take on the line, where he hit Valentine Holmes with a short ball. A chaotic start to the State of Origin decider in Brisbane on Wednesday evening eventually saw Valentine Holmes score the first try of the contest for the Queensland Maroons in the 13th minute.

The Maroons grab a 16-12 lead over the Blues during the second half, with the series on the line at Lang Park. Follow live.

Cherry-Evans kicked for Nanai, but it was too long. Maroons attacking from 15 metres out. He stepped out to first receiver and just had all the time in the world on the third tackle and backed himself. DCE grubbers under the posts. The Maroons never really looked like scoring in that set. But backing the defence like this this far out is either gutsy or moronic. DCE KICKS ON TACKLE TWO! Clearly fed up with Tedesco getting on the runway. I can't imagine there'll be a conclusive replay. By Jon Healy By Jon Healy By Jon Healy Is another classic Lang Park decider on the cards?

There are some interesting ratings from league scribes Adrian Proszenko (NSW) and Christian Nicolussi (QLD).

The final result, in one of the most drama-charged Origins in memory, was a stunning 22-12 Maroons victory. The immediate result after half-time was a wild brawl that saw punches thrown, skirmishes erupt and Maroons centre Dane Gagai and Blues centre Matt Burton dispatched to the sin-bin. How else could the Maroons compensate for the fact the world’s best player, Cameron Munster, was sitting in a room in isolation with nothing but COVID-19, a TV and his thoughts?

The Queensland Maroons emerged victorious in an all-time Origin classic to clinch the shield after a breathtaking series decider in Brisbane.

But recovered from that setback to help Queensland complete a remarkable win. Got through his work and was solid without being spectacular. But it was his contributions in attack that were the most impressive. He was solid throughout and notched a crucial try right on the stroke of half-time when he reacted the quickest to a Harry Grant grubber into the in-goal. Replaced Collins early after being shifted to the bench to start the game, and quickly got into the contest when he was put on report for a swinging arm on Burton. Then, not long after, gave away a set restart by being too slow in the tackle. The Bronco got through a mountain of work in the middle and collected the Wally Lewis medal for an outstanding series. Set up the first try of the evening and was a constant menace with the ball, while stationed mainly out on the left side. He always seemed to find the correct plays and provided a cool head for the Maroons in a frantic match that spilled over into madness on multiple occasions. Involved in a fight with Burton in the opening stages of the second half that saw both men sent to the bin. In his first hit-up he dropped Cameron Murray to the floor with a trademark strong kick-return. The winger's night came to an unfortunate early end when he got his head in an awkward position while making a tackle. He burst through the line a number of times before his footwork lit up Suncorp, as he weaved through NSW’s defence to notch his first ever try for the Maroons.

Queensland have pulled off one of their greatest and courageous wins in State of Origin history, forced to come from behind with 15 players to take out the ...

We couldn’t get in the game, too many errors and credit to Queensland they played really well,” – Blues captain James Tedesco. We knew coming up to Queensland it would be tough and we didn't compete well enough in the second half. We knew it was going to take petrol out of the tank but that was one of the best performances from a Queensland teams I've ever seen." We made too many mistakes as well and you can't do it in Origin games and you pay for it in Origin games." You win and you lose. There was no excuse for that, especially the start to the second half. They now lead the head-to-head battle in games 66-55. It was a unique game, especially at the start when we lost two players. "I thought our first half was really good, it was disappointing letting a try in at the end of the first half and then the second half there we just killed ourselves. It sucks but we have to take it. It just showed how much commitment both sides were willing to put on the line. Maroons fullback Kalyn Ponga responded to critics to put on a masterclass in the second half and come up with the match-winning play after the Blues held a 12-10 lead after 60 minutes.

Andrew Johns has stunned viewers with an unprovoked swipe at his Queensland colleagues in a “petulant” moment on live TV.

It drives you mad.” Stream the FOX LEAGUE State of Origin Game 3 REPLAY on Kayo with no ads during-play. Johns responded: “Yep. It means so much”. Johns was at the Channel 9 broadcast desk alongside Maroons legends Cameron Smith and Paul Vautin when host James Bracey said to him: “Where did that (the biff) come from?”. Johns was in a mood during a segment more than half an hour after the game and was not shy about showing his frustrations when in front of the camera inside a rocking Suncorp Stadium that was still full of Queensland supporters. Andrew Johns has stunned viewers with an unprovoked swipe at his Queensland colleagues in a “petulant” moment on live TV.

Blues legend Andrew Johns is criticised after an awkward and icy performance on Channel Nine's post-Origin coverage.

"It's just those big moments, just the big moments," he said. "It just means so much to me," Johns said. - He said he was struggling to speak because the game "just means so much to me"

Rugby league immortal Andrew Johns has stunned viewers with an apparently petulant outburst following NSW's loss to Queensland in the epic series decider on ...

It drives you mad.” Channel 9’s Luke Bradnam said it was “ordinary” from Johns. Stream the FOX LEAGUE State of Origin Game 3 REPLAY on Kayo with no ads during-play. “Why? Well, you won the big moments” he said. Johns responded: “Yep. It means so much”. Bracey replied: “It was a hard watch out there for you tonight wasn’t it?”

Queensland managed to take out a 22 points to 12 victory in a thrilling decider of the series, which saw multiple players taken out with concussion in the ...

Ponga didn't seem to become rattled at any point by the enormity of the contest though, playing what has already been described as the best Origin game - if not game altogether - of his career. Kalyn Ponga has been confirmed as the man of the match for Game 3 of the 2022 State of Origin series.

New South Wales fell to an inspired Queensland side 22-12 on Wednesday night.

Copped a head knock in the opening minute and was ruled out for the remainder of the game. Yeo was almost an honorary member of the halves this match, contributing with a number of attacking-minded passes in the middle of the field. It was an incredible debut from Saifiti, rolling over the Maroons defence in his first carry and going on to make 137 run metres. He fitted in quickly and provided some great physicality, despite slowing down (like the rest of the team) later in the match. His knock-on in the second half when the Blues were struggling to get into the game was far from ideal. Was key to the Blues' first half momentum, however, his influence was limited later in the match. Nearly scored a try in the first half, but couldn't wrap himself around the post (and was later deemed to be offside). Was zippy and creative in the first half - also scoring via a composed put-down - but quietened in the second half. Had a little concentration lapse when he gave away an obstruction in the second half and was part of a Blues defence that simply couldn't keep up with a rampant Maroons side. Didn't break the match open as much as we've come to expect, but his creative grubber in the first half nearly created a try for the Blues. Unfortunately, he'll be remembered in this match for a dropped ball at end of the first half, handing the momentum back to the Maroons and ultimately leading to a try. An overly-audacious pass to Siosifa Talakai on the wing was a poor play that shifted the momentum of the match towards Queensland.

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Just 12 minutes into the decider there was another stop in play when a scuffle erupted between both teams, after Queensland drove NSW back into their in-goal and forced a drop-out. Stream the FOX LEAGUE State of Origin Game 3 REPLAY on Kayo with no ads during-play. An awkward attempt to speak to Fittler during a tense moment in Origin I fell flat and drew the ire of viewers and there was an angry response on social media during Game 3 when another effort missed the mark.

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Ponga cops a lot of stick for his salary at the Knights, and for not living up to it every week. Finding the will to go all the way after everything Hunt had done on a brutal night of football? He was the one who found something after half-time and injected himself into the attack, again and again, and tortured the Blues with his footwork and speed. In modern rugby league, fighting doesn't really exist, but it doesn't need to for a game to be special. That always helps, but you can see quality football just about every week in the NRL. Queensland's 22-12 victory is already being hailed as one of the great Origins of our time, but what does that mean?

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Sure, there have been instances where NSW has “done a Queensland”, like in 2019 when James Tedesco won the series with a last-minute try. While footy fans raved about the “greatest game of all time” at Origin level, Fittler wasn’t buying it. Stream the FOX LEAGUE State of Origin Game 3 REPLAY on Kayo with no ads during play. It’s why NSW legend Andrew Johns was so glum as he fronted Nine’s post-match coverage alongside Maroons legends Smith and Paul Vautin. It drives you mad.” Not among the Blues, though.

It's been a bugbear of footy fans all series but Channel 9 continued to attempt mid-match interviews during State of Origin III, much to viewers' despair.

— broncowilly (@thomobronco)— broncowilly (@thomobronco) #NRLonNineplease stop crossing to the coaches! Just 12 minutes into the decider there was another stop in play when a scuffle erupted between both teams, after Queensland drove NSW back into their in-goal and forced a drop-out. Stream the FOX LEAGUE State of Origin Game 3 REPLAY on Kayo with no ads during-play. I get they work for channel 9 but you it’s just generic chat and no one wants to hear it. — Todd (@Oddy_MaGoo)— Todd (@Oddy_MaGoo) @Channel9for the love of the game, don’t interview Origin coaches during the game. An awkward attempt to speak to Fittler during a tense moment in Origin I fell flat and drew the ire of viewers and there was an angry response on social media during Game 3 when another effort missed the mark.

The Origin decider had literally everything a fan would want out of a game of rugby league but Blues coach Brad Fittler has been left fuming over one of the ...

But Fa’asuamaleaui (who should have been sent off in the first half) stays on the field. If he fights and loses, the fees go to 20 per cent and 10 per cent respectively. ABC’s Matt Bevan wrote: “So a fight breaks out between Gagai and Burton, and Fa’asuamaleaui tries to pull Burton’s head off. Tino holds Burton while Gagai punches his head and we lose one each? “At the end of the day he’s got belted. “What did you expect to happen.”

Queensland centre Dane Gagai found himself in hot water when he was sin binned for impersonating a boxer during Wednesday's State of Origin decider, ...

“At the end of the day he’s got belted. He would probably do the same for me.” It was just looking after your mate. “I don’t know if he actually threw a punch, but I thought if he did he should have been sin-binned as well,” he said. Stream the FOX LEAGUE State of Origin Game 3 REPLAY on Kayo with no ads during play. “At the end of the day he didn’t initiate it, Burto,” he said.