The Storm scored three tries to Josh King, Will Warbrick and Cameron Munster, while Souths got two to Cody Walker and Campbell Graham. MATCH CENTRE: Rabbitohs ...
“He has been in the game and probing down short sides. [Get all the latest NRL news, highlights and analysis delivered straight to your inbox with Fox Sports Sportmail. “The pass that Walker took from Murray he had no right to catch that. That got the Storm defence confused and a nice little short ball to Campbell Graham.” “Tonight he kept it calm. “A couple of the match-ups in this game are great. “It is the blue head and the red head and you just have to keep it calm,” Tallis said. “When they are in a bind and they need something it is the magic man in the No.6 who comes up with the play.” “He had the three on two and he shaped to go long to the winger and pulled it back. “Harry Grant was dynamic in the first half of the opening period,” Ginnane said. “Harry Grant had seven runs for 44 metres in the first half and was just causing chaos for the South Sydney defenders,” Cronk said. “He has been the best player on the field tonight and he comes up with an absolutely cracking try-saver,” Cronk said.
The Rabbitohs will line up in the contest with the 1-17 and 18 announced on Tuesday with Hame Sele passing his concussion protocols.
Grant Anderson 17. Harry Grant 10. 1. Blake Taaffe is the 18th man for Souths. Meanwhile for the Storm, Tariq Sims drops to being 18th man with Grant Anderson coming onto the bench in jersey 18.
Two of the NRL's heavyweights take 2-2 records into this round five blockbuster in Sydney.
There is concern over Cameron Murray after the Rabbitohs captain is hit by a high tackle from Melbourne’s Tom Eisenhuth. But somehow the ball finds winger Izaac Thompson with a bit of space to work down the right touchline. The Rabbitohs are alive! Just about all the other numbers favoured South Sydney at full-time. We’re working to restore it. We’re sorry, this feature is currently unavailable.
A stoic defensive effort, led by the tireless work of hooker Harry Grant, saw the Storm edge past the Rabbitohs 18-10 for their third win of the season on ...
We made it really hard on ourselves at times, but they backed that up with our best defensive game of the season, without a doubt." Melbourne will be boosted by the return of Kiwis halfback Jahrome Hughes from suspension. They had about 33 tackles inside our 20 [in the second half]; sometimes you don't get that in a whole game. Xavier Coates stretched them initially with a striding run out wide, before he neatly kicked in field for Cameron Munster to collect and score a crucial try which put them ahead by 12 after the ensuing conversion. You could feel it pre-game that we weren't quite where we needed to be and we were just waiting for something to happen. We just didn't come with the intensity that we have the last few weeks.
South Sydney coach Jason Demetriou concedes Latrell Mitchell could inject himself into games earlier but he has refused...
Souths then conceded back-to-back penalties and invited Melbourne to bag a second before the half. "(Mitchell) probably needs to find his way into the game a bit earlier but it's not about our attack. "I thought the back end of the first half he started getting himself in the game a bit more," he said.
South Sydney Rabbitohs winger Alex Johnston will miss the club's Round 6 match against the Canterbury Bulldogs after being ruled to have suffered a Category ...
Johnston seemed to be knocked out in the immediate seconds after hitting the ground. The Rabbitohs would end up losing the game to the He was immediately taken from the field after the incident and minutes later was confirmed to have been a Category 1 ruling from the
Two critical try-saving efforts from the Storm starved off any prospects of a fightback from the Rabbitohs ...
"For us to be turning up in pressure moments is really pleasing. The winger was helped to his feet, revealing a beaten-up face. He's saved the game for his team there." [clicking here](https://login.nine.com.au/edm?client_id=wwos&redirect_uri=https://wwos.nine.com.au&newsletter=true)! [Alex Johnston](https://wwos.nine.com.au/nrl/alex-johnston) almost pulled off a crucial play. [9Now](https://9now.app.link/NGHBKQkVweb) [Bennett reveals massive payday awaiting Wighton](https://wwos.nine.com.au/nrl/news-2023-jack-wighton-to-dolphins-wayne-bennett-salary-offer-revealed-andrew-johns-exclusive/7f5ce82c-e765-47ce-9f03-cfadfd6586c1) [Harry Grant](https://wwos.nine.com.au/nrl/harry-grant). [Craig Bellamy](https://wwos.nine.com.au/nrl/craig-bellamy) praised his side's defence on the edge. [NRL star faces $500k cut as shock suitor named](https://wwos.nine.com.au/nrl/news-2023-jack-wighton-to-take-pay-cut-to-change-teams-andrew-johns-exclusive-comment/1b9ec069-ed6a-4815-8102-78d347c13dd4) [Ricky fumes as 'weak gutted dog' fires back](https://wwos.nine.com.au/nrl/news-2023-canberra-raiders-lose-to-penrith-panthers-coach-ricky-stuart-filthy-press-conference/fa57071d-184c-4323-b69e-8282eca0bd0e) [Melbourne](https://wwos.nine.com.au/nrl/melbourne-storm) in the final stages of its 18-10 win over [South Sydney](https://wwos.nine.com.au/nrl/south-sydney-rabbitohs) staved off any prospects of a fightback from the Rabbitohs on Friday night.
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He's saved the game for his team there." "Well, that's just competing to keep the Bunnies away, Nick Meaney. "I spoke about competing to get back into the game for the Bunnies.
An inspiring defensive effort has gifted Melbourne Storm their third win of the season with an eight-point victory over the South Sydney Rabbitohs.
The Rabbitohs had 40 tackles in the Storm’s 20 metres and only managed to scored twice, in comparison, the Storm had 18 and managed to produce three tries. Despite possessing the lead for the final 60 minutes of the game, the Storm had to withhold a late surge from the Rabbitohs to ensure they walked away with the two points. It was the Storm’s best performance of the year and what a time for it to come as questions circled around Craig Bellamy and his side after some lacklustre performances of late.
Rabbitohs coach Jason Demetriou says superstar fullback Latrell Mitchell needs to inject himself into the contest from the outset after a slow start came ...
“I thought across the board we were off the pace a little bit. “I thought the backend of the first half he started to get himself into the game a bit more. ‘He probably needs to find his way into the game a bit earlier’: Latrell urged to get more involved after Rabbitohs loss