Cronulla Sharks vs Manly Sea Eagles

Cronulla Sharks

24-18

Finished

Manly Sea Eagles

34'

Samuel StonestreetTRY

4 : 0

39'

Samuel StonestreetTRY

8 : 0

43'

William KennedyTRY

12 : 0

46'

William KennedyTRY

12 : 0

48'

Nicholas HynesCON

14 : 0

14 : 4

51'

Clayton FaulaloTRY

14 : 6

53'

Reuben GarrickCON

14 : 10

56'

Luke BrooksTRY

14 : 12

57'

Reuben GarrickCON

63'

Mawene HirotiTRY

18 : 12

74'

Thomas HazeltonTRY

22 : 12

76'

Nicholas HynesCON

24 : 12

24 : 16

78'

Daly Cherry-EvansTRY

24 : 18

79'

Reuben GarrickCON

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