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Broncos: Round 22<\/p>\n
Full-time:\u00a0Newcastle have solidified their place in the top-eight with a comprehensive victory over the Broncos. Fletcher Sharpe and Greg Marzhew each scored doubles, while Kalyn Ponga was in the thick of the action as the Knights claimed a 30-6 win. Brisbane fought hard, but their chances of finishing in the top eight have been dealt a knockout blow following their 13th loss of the season.\u00a0Broncos 6 – Knights 30.<\/p>\n
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76th minute:\u00a0Fletcher Sharpe has put the icing on the cake of an impressive Newcastle win. Reece Walsh put a chip over the top for Ezra Mam, but he wasn’t able to reel it in, Thomas Cant picked it up and linked up with a charging Sharpe, who burst through a hole to score a 50-metre try untouched.\u00a0Broncos 6 – Knights 30.\u00a0<\/p>\n
74th minute:\u00a0Newcastle’s defence has been exceptional all night and they’ve just defended multiple sets on their own line to repel the Broncos. The Knights have been dealt a blow, however, with Mat Croker leaving the field for an HIA.\u00a0Broncos 6 – Knights 24.\u00a0<\/p>\n
68th minute:\u00a0Now it’s a Brisbane Captain’s Challenge after a Newcastle pass was ruled to have been knocked down by Reece Walsh. Jermaine McEwen dropped the ball, but Walsh did not touch it in transit. It’s a successful challenge and Brisbane ball. McEwen would have scored untouched had he been able to reel in the pass from Sandon Smith.\u00a0Broncos 6 – Knights 24.\u00a0<\/p>\n
68th minute:\u00a0We’ve got a Newcastle Captain’s Challenge after the Knights were ruled to have spilled the ball. Francis Manuleleua was the man to drop it but replays show the ball was stripped and it’s a successful challenge. Meanwhile, Kalyn Ponga is battling some nasty cramps but he’s had some pickle juice and will attempt to play on.\u00a0Broncos 6 – Knights 24.<\/p>\n
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64th minute:\u00a0There was a brief moment of joy but an error in the set after points handed Newcastle a chance to strike back. That they did, with Greg Marzhew walking the tightrope along the sideline before diving over to score in the corner.\u00a0Broncos 6 – Knights 24.<\/p>\n
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60th minute:\u00a0This time the Broncos break through and surprise, surprise, Reece Walsh is at the centre of it. The fullback delivered a superb pass to Deine Mariner, who beat multiple tackles before chipping over the top. Walsh surged past Bradmen Best to scoop up the ball and score the try under the posts. We’re now off to the Bunker to review Walsh’s conversion attempt, which was a shank. The touch judges initially waved it away but the referee has sent it upstairs and the Bunker has determined it went through the posts.\u00a0 Broncos 6 – Knights 20.\u00a0<\/p>\n
58th minute:\u00a0The Knights continue to aim up in defence and have repelled another Brisbane attacking opportunity. The Broncos have looked dangerous since Billy Walters came on to the field a couple of minutes ago but they just can’t find a way to the try line.\u00a0Broncos 0 – Knights 20.<\/p>\n
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48th minute:\u00a0Newcastle have turned defence into attack, with a midfield shift leading to a Dom Young break. The winger raced down the right sideline before passing back inside to Kalyn Ponga, with Phoenix Crossland finishing it off for the first points of the half. Broncos 0 – Knights 20.\u00a0<\/p>\n
46th minute:\u00a0Brisbane continue to throw plenty at the Knights and Grant Anderson has sprinted to the corner but the Newcastle defence beat him to it and bundled him into touch as he attempted to dive for the line.\u00a0Broncos 0 – Knights 14.<\/p>\n
43rd minute:\u00a0Brisbane have managed to breakdown the Knights defence but the last pass to Kotoni Staggs travelled forward. They couldn’t convert but it’s an early warning sign of what could be to come.\u00a0Broncos 0 – Knights 14.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Kick-off:\u00a0We’re back for the second half, with Brisbane to have first use of the ball as they look to pull off another comeback. Reece Walsh was in the thick of the action in the opening 40 minutes and he shapes as key to his side’s chances. The Broncos have an early attacking chance after Dom Young was penalised for a strip in the opening set.\u00a0Broncos 0 – Knights 14.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Half-time:\u00a0That’s half-time on a dramatic 40 minutes of football, with Newcastle jumping out to a 14-point lead. It’s the fourth time this year the Knights have kept a clean sheet in the opening half, with Brisbane unable to find a way through their defensive line. The Broncos were dealt an early blow when Adam Reynolds suffered a head knock, while Deine Mariner and Reece Walsh were sent to the sin bin, with Newcastle’s Jermaine McEwen also spending 10 minutes in the bin.\u00a0Broncos 0 – Knights 14.<\/p>\n
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33rd minute:\u00a0Newcastle have capitalised on the penalties to extend their lead thanks to a special Francis Manuleleua pass. The back-rower stepped past a Brisbane defender before rifling a 20-metre cutout pass to Greg Marzhew, who strolled over for a simple try.\u00a0Broncos 0 – Knights 14.\u00a0<\/p>\n
31st minute:\u00a0A big let off for Newcastle after Brisbane were penalised for an obstruction. Grant Anderson surged through a yawning gap and reached the try-line before hitting reverse and attempting to give himself up. It was not to be, however, with the referee blowing the penalty. Brisbane then compound the error with another penalty in the ensuing set and Newcastle are on the attack.\u00a0Broncos 0 – Knights 10.<\/p>\n
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25th minute:\u00a0The drama keeps on coming at Suncorp Stadium after a pass to Dom Young was ruled to have travelled forward. Young and Ezra Mam got into a bit of a scuffle, which was inflamed after Jermaine McEwen came charging in. McEwen has been sent to the sin bin along with Reece Walsh, who yanked at Young’s hair in the melee. Both sides reduced to 12 men and it’s a Brisbane penalty.\u00a0Broncos 0 – Knights 10.\u00a0<\/p>\n
24th minute:\u00a0Newcastle continue to pepper the Broncos line but the hosts are holding on for now. Ezra Mam put a big hit on Kalyn Ponga to shut the Knights fullback down, however it’s a Brisbane line drop-out and Pat Carrigan has received a warning for the side’s poor discipline after they conceded a string of set restarts.\u00a0Broncos 0 – Knights 10.\u00a0<\/p>\n
17th minute:\u00a0Deine Mariner has returned to the field and Brisbane have done well to limit the damage to just four points. Newcastle made multiple breaks down the right edge but the hosts scrambled well to deny Dom Young. The Knights have another attacking chance, however, after a Reece Walsh half-break resulted in an error.\u00a0Broncos 0 – Knights 10.<\/p>\n
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9th minute:\u00a0Newcastle have instantly capitalised on the extra man, with the Knights immediately attacking down Deine Mariner’s edge. Kalyn Ponga was able to beat the rushing defender before passing to Dom Young, who stepped past Reece Walsh for his side’s second try of the night. In a double blow for Brisbane, Adam Reynolds has been ruled out for the match following the head knock and Xavier Willison has left the field with a cut that is being patched up. Broncos 0 – Knights 10.<\/p>\n
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7th minute:\u00a0More early problems for the Broncos, with the Knights making a break down the left edge. As this is happening, Adam Reynolds was left sprawled on the field following a heavy collision with Greg Marzhew and he has left the field for an HIA. To top it all off, we’ve got a trip to the Bunker with Deine Mariner potentially obstructing Jermaine McEwen in the race for a grubber. Mariner grabbed the Knight’s arm as he looked to scoop up the ball. It’s a penalty and 10 minutes in the sin bin for Mariner. Big opportunity for Newcastle to extend their lead.\u00a0Broncos 0 – Knights 6.<\/p>\n
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4th minute:\u00a0It’s a dream start for the Knights, who burst out of the gates. A set restart handed the visitors an attacking set and Fletcher Sharpe capitalised, stepping past Adam Reynolds before beating Reece Walsh to score the opening points of the game.\u00a0Broncos 0 – Knights 6.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Kick-off:\u00a0We are underway in front of a big crowd at Suncorp Stadium with both sides desperate to secure two competition points. Brisbane likely need to win their last six games to have a chance of making the finals. The Knights have lost their past three games by a combined five points and are out to overcome the loss of Dylan Brown and Dylan Lucas to season-ending injuries as they maintain their place in the top eight. There was drama in the warm-up with Payne Haas injuring his shoulder but the Broncos prop has had it strapped up and will take his place in the side. Broncos 0 – Knights 0.<\/p>\n
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Broncos v Knights: Round 22<\/p>\n
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Broncos: One late change on gameday, with Gehamat Shibasaki added to the six-man bench in place of Luke Gale. Shibasaki struggled with a leg injury in last week’s loss to the Cowboys. Hooker Billy Walters is set to play big minutes after getting through half an hour off the bench last week in his first NRL game since last year’s finals. Deine Mariner lines up at centre for just the third time this season having played predominantly on the wing. The shuffle sees Grant Anderson come in on the wing. Prop Preston Riki has had surgery for syndesmosis injury suffered last week so Vaa Semu takes over in the front row.<\/p>\n
Knights: One minor change for Newcastle as well, Toby Winter added to the six-man bench in place of Harrison Graham. A huge boost for the Knights with skipper Kalyn Ponga set to return after a week out with a quad injury. Centre Dane Gagai (calf) also returns so Fletcher Hunt slides to the bench. With Dylan Brown (knee) out for the season, Sandon Smith steers the ship at halfback and Fletcher Sharpe is the new five-eighth. Back-rower Jermaine McEwen (hamstring) returns to fill the hole left by Dylan Lucas’ season-ending ankle injury.<\/p>\n
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