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A Daly Cherry-Evans field goal late in extra time gives the Sea Eagles a pulsating 11-10 win over the Storm, after the Broncos beat the Titans 34-12 and the Eels get home 24-22 against the Warriors. Manly’s own Jorge Taufua has claimed another victim — this time, Cameron Munster.Year after year the Sea Eagles centre delivers the biggest shots of the season, but none have been better than Sunday night’s at Lottoland.Munster, flirting with the line at full speed, was absolutely rocked when Taufua went low and knocked him onto his back, stopping him dead in his tracks.And naturally, the crowd and social media lost their collective mind.Even the people who make the fatalities on Mortal Kombat games would've seen that tackle by Taufua and said "Nah, that's too gory for us"After getting hit like that and not needing an ambulance proves that Cameron Munster is the toughest human on the planet. Zero Tackle-STAFF WRITERS August 30, 2020. Manly skipper Daly Cherry-Evans has snapped a field goal in the final minute of golden point to steal an 11-10 win over the Storm in their clash in Melbourne.It was the eighth field-goal attempt by both teams on Saturday night as they scrambled to break a 10-10 deadlock.Cherry-Evans kicked truly from 25 metres out with 36 seconds remaining to give his team a deserved win after they had led 10-0 at half-time.In a crazy period of play, field-goal attempts by Melbourne playmaker Cameron Munster and Sea Eagles five-eighth Dylan Walker both hit an upright.During the first five minutes of golden point, the Sea Eagles also had Jake Trbojevic put on report for an alleged spear tackle that sent Storm full-back Jahrome Hughes to the sidelines for a HIA test.Manly handed the competition leaders their first defeat since round eight when they dominated the home side in the first half.The Sea Eagles scored one first-half try through second-rower Joel Thompson and were unlucky not to have another after the bunker ruled an obstruction by Addin Fonua-Blake early in a subsequent move.It took a freakish effort by veteran centre Will Chambers to get the Storm on the scoreboard in the 49th minute.A break by speedster Ryan Papenhuyzen put Melbourne into position before Chambers put a kick through into the in-goal and somehow managed to ground the ball before it went into touch, diving over the top of Manly winger Jorge Taufua.Brandon Smith barrelled across from dummy-half in the 66th minute, with his captain converting for the 10-10 scoreline.The Storm had most of the running as the clock wound down but the Sea Eagles' steely defence held up.Tom Trbojevic appeared set to steal the game for his team with five minutes remaining when he only had Hughes to beat, but the Storm fullback managed to bring his superstar rival to ground.It seemed like each team would be forced to settle for a point before Cherry-Evans's heroics handed the home team a rare defeat.Parramatta's game breakers produced the big plays to set up a thrilling 24-22 NRL over the Warriors at the new western Sydney stadium.Full-back Clint Gutherson, playmaker Mitchell Moses and winger Mika Sivo were all prominent as Parramatta solidified a place in the top eight while harming the Warriors finals aspirations by ending their three-match winning streak.The Warriors, who provisionally dropped to 11th, hung in until the end despite being on the wrong end of a 9-2 penalty count.They came close to going ahead with less than four minutes remaining when inspirational captain and full-back Roger Tuivasa-Sheck sent Gerard Beale clear only for his flick pass to be judged forward.Half-back Moses then gathered a hard pass that bounced off his chest into his grasp and made a long break down the right before producing a perfect stab kick which bounced perfectly for Gutherson.The Warriors got within two when winger Ken Maumalo crossed for his second try on the hour to draw level with joint try-scoring leader Sivo on 14.The contest got off to sensational start with five tries and 30 points in the first 24 minutes.Maumolo started the highlights reel with a fourth-minute opener before Sivo's burst and brutal fends of Beale and Blake Ayshford set up a try for Brad Taikarangi.Young winger Ethan Parry, who ran onto a perfect Gutherson pass to register his second four-pointer in as many matches, put the Eels in front though veteran hooker Issac Luke responded with a 40-30 kick and barge over from dummy half.Beale continued the Warriors' first-half spurt via a legal Tuivasa-Sheck transfer to give the visitors a 18-12 lead at the break.The in-form Sivo got the Eels back on track in the 46th minute when he pounced on a loose Blake Green clearance.Luke joined Burr on report late in the second half for a lifting tackle on five-eighth Dylan Brown.Brisbane has moved into the top eight with a thumping 34-12 win over struggling south-east Queensland rivals Gold Coast in Robina.The Broncos ran in six tries to two, including a first-half double to Kotoni Staggs, to move above Newcastle and into eighth position on the ladder with 19 points from 18 matches.For the second week in a row teenage prop Payne Haas topped 200 run metres while fellow forwards Matt Lodge and David Fifita was hugely influential through the middle in the first half.Defeat leaves the Titans rooted to the bottom of the ladder with just four wins so far in 2019 amid speculation the club's new coach will be named early next week.The only sour note from the dominant display for Brisbane was lock Tevita Pangai Junior being placed on report for a shoulder charge on Phillip Sami.Pangai Junior clobbered Sami in 27th minute as the centre fielded a kick, with the Tonga international placed on report and sin-binned for the challenge.It means the 23-year-old faces a nervous wait to know if he's facing a suspension ahead of Brisbane's clash with table-topping Melbourne at Lang Park next Friday.Despite a bright start by Brisbane, it was only when the Titans had made a raid inside the Broncos' 20-m zone that the visitors got the lead.Michael Gordon's attempt to pass to Anthony Don was intercepted by Corey Oates, who sprinted 90m to score his 13th try of the season.Gordon was then sin-binned after he stopped a rampaging David Fifita — who had shrugged off two Titans' tacklers — but held on too long for referee Ben Cummins's liking.From the next set Lodge crawled under the black dot to extend the Broncos lead.With Gordon still off the field, Staggs scored his first of the night after a before Pangai Junior's hit on Sami levelled the teams at 12 players apiece.Even without their number 13, the Broncos rolled on with Staggs scoring his second after Brisbane released a handful of offloads inside the Titans' 20-metre zone to break up their defensive line.Gordon returned to score a much-needed try just before half-time for the hosts but before the break Jamayne Isaako ensured the Broncos held a mammoth 22-point lead at the break.Don opened the scoring the second half for the Titans but the Broncos restored their margin when Anthony Milford fended away Sam Stone and sprinted through the Gold Coast defence.Both teams finished with injury concerns, Sami did not return after half-time due to the head knock sustained in Pangai Junior's tackle while Dale Copley limped off with a hamstring strain late in the second term.Alex Glenn also did not come out for the second-half with the Broncos veteran suffering a groin strain.This service may include material from Agence France-Presse (AFP), APTN, Reuters, AAP, CNN and the BBC World Service which is copyright and cannot be reproduced.Sydney FC crowned A-League champions after beating Melbourne City in grand finalCarlton fades as Collingwood claims vital AFL win at the GabbaInjury-hit Storm beat Sea Eagles as Raiders come from behind to down BulldogsWest Coast Fever reach new heights with thrashing of Sunshine Coast LightningDjokovic forms breakaway tennis player 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Manly skipper Daly Cherry-Evans has snapped a field goal in the final minute of golden point to steal an 11-10 win over the Storm in their clash in Melbourne. Facebook. Manly’s own Jorge Taufua has claimed another victim — this time, Cameron Munster.
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