NRL 2025 LIVE: Scores locked at Suncorp as Marshall-King and Wighton score in opening minutes
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The Dolphins are building momentum now, with Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow extending their lead with a try under the posts.
It was the dummy from Isaiya Katoa that drew in the Rabbitohs defence, and allowed the Dolphins halfback to put Tabuai-Fidow through to score.
Dolphins 12, Rabbitohs 6 after 22 minutes
The Dolphins strike back with a repeat set that helps them across the line.
It’s Jeremy Marshall-King who just manages to get a touch to the turf as he burrows across the kine despite the best efforts of Keaon Koloamatangi.
Rabbitohs 6, Dolphins 6 after 13 minutes
The Rabbitohs are in fine form tonight following a Dolphins error.
Jake Averillo knocks the ball on for the Dolphins, and South Sydney strike.
The Rabbitohs gets numbers on the outside, and Latrell Mitchell draws in Isaiya Katoa and Jamayne Isaako before passing back to Jack Wighton on the inside.
Rabbitohs 6, Dolphins 0 after four minutes
The first half is under way at Suncorp Stadium, with Francis Molo taking the first carry for the Dolphins.
This is the first time this season the Rabbitohs have had their first-choice back line – will it help them to victory tonight?
Our attention turns the Dolphins and Rabbitohs contest now which is up at Suncorp Stadium.
A few interesting storylines in this match tonight – will NSW coach Laurie Daley be impressed by Keaon Koloamatangi tonight? Will young halfback Isaiya Katoa be take into Origin camp this week? And could Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow steal the Queensland No. 1 jersey from Reece Walsh after Kalyn Ponga injured himself on Friday night?
Kick-off at 7:50pm for that match.
That’s full-time in Wollongong, where the Dragons have escaped with a 34-20 victory over the Eels.
A crucial line call on Josh Addo-Carr could have been the difference tonight and flipped the momentum in the Eels favour, but the Dragons managed to hold on with a double for Valentine Holmes late in the contest.
Full-time: Dragons 34, Eels 20
Just as the Eels looks like a sure thing to score, Valentine Holmes comes up with the ball and races the length of the field to score.
That should seal the match for the home side, who now have two converted tries between them and Parramatta.
Dragons 32, Eels 20 with three minutes to go
The Dragons are just managing to hold on in this match, as Jack Williams comes up with an error and Dylan Brown gives away a penalty.
It’s only six points the difference, but the Eels have had plenty of opportunities to level the match.
The Dragons are yet to score in this second half – one more try for them could seal up the game.
Dragons 26, Eels 20 with five minutes to go
The Eels think they’ve marched 80 metres to score, but the touch judge rules there’s a boot on the chalk down the left touch line.
It’s the smallest of margins, but it’s a critical call for the Eels – they would be square with the Dragons right now if the flag didn’t go up after Josh Addo-Carr helped get the ball up-field.
Dragons 26, Eels 20 with 16 minutes to go
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NRL 2025 LIVE: Scores locked at Suncorp as Marshall-King and Wighton score in opening minutes
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The Dolphins are building momentum now, with Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow extending their lead with a try under the posts.
It was the dummy from Isaiya Katoa that drew in the Rabbitohs defence, and allowed the Dolphins halfback to put Tabuai-Fidow through to score.
Dolphins 12, Rabbitohs 6 after 22 minutes
The Dolphins strike back with a repeat set that helps them across the line.
It’s Jeremy Marshall-King who just manages to get a touch to the turf as he burrows across the kine despite the best efforts of Keaon Koloamatangi.
Rabbitohs 6, Dolphins 6 after 13 minutes
The Rabbitohs are in fine form tonight following a Dolphins error.
Jake Averillo knocks the ball on for the Dolphins, and South Sydney strike.
The Rabbitohs gets numbers on the outside, and Latrell Mitchell draws in Isaiya Katoa and Jamayne Isaako before passing back to Jack Wighton on the inside.
Rabbitohs 6, Dolphins 0 after four minutes
The first half is under way at Suncorp Stadium, with Francis Molo taking the first carry for the Dolphins.
This is the first time this season the Rabbitohs have had their first-choice back line – will it help them to victory tonight?
Our attention turns the Dolphins and Rabbitohs contest now which is up at Suncorp Stadium.
A few interesting storylines in this match tonight – will NSW coach Laurie Daley be impressed by Keaon Koloamatangi tonight? Will young halfback Isaiya Katoa be take into Origin camp this week? And could Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow steal the Queensland No. 1 jersey from Reece Walsh after Kalyn Ponga injured himself on Friday night?
Kick-off at 7:50pm for that match.
That’s full-time in Wollongong, where the Dragons have escaped with a 34-20 victory over the Eels.
A crucial line call on Josh Addo-Carr could have been the difference tonight and flipped the momentum in the Eels favour, but the Dragons managed to hold on with a double for Valentine Holmes late in the contest.
Full-time: Dragons 34, Eels 20
Just as the Eels looks like a sure thing to score, Valentine Holmes comes up with the ball and races the length of the field to score.
That should seal the match for the home side, who now have two converted tries between them and Parramatta.
Dragons 32, Eels 20 with three minutes to go
The Dragons are just managing to hold on in this match, as Jack Williams comes up with an error and Dylan Brown gives away a penalty.
It’s only six points the difference, but the Eels have had plenty of opportunities to level the match.
The Dragons are yet to score in this second half – one more try for them could seal up the game.
Dragons 26, Eels 20 with five minutes to go
The Eels think they’ve marched 80 metres to score, but the touch judge rules there’s a boot on the chalk down the left touch line.
It’s the smallest of margins, but it’s a critical call for the Eels – they would be square with the Dragons right now if the flag didn’t go up after Josh Addo-Carr helped get the ball up-field.
Dragons 26, Eels 20 with 16 minutes to go
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