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What time is kick off in State of Origin Game 3 tonight? Three weeks ago they were underdogs heading to Adelaide to take on a star-studded NSW outfit. Tonight they arrived in Brisbane as favourites and played like champions. Defensively they were extraordinary. Their line defence was near flawless. One-on-one they were rarely beaten, and if they were a covering tackle was close at hand.

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Winner drawn every Friday at 11am. Promotion ends April 12th, Queensland won the series The Maroons sealed the series by winning the first in a come-from-behind win before clinching a second consecutive Origin win with a triumph at Suncorp Stadium, before NSW salvaged some pride with victory in Game 3 at Accor Stadium. After a dominant start from NSW, it was still Queensland who scored first after David Fifita barged past James Tedesco near the line — but from there, the Blues would take control. A Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow try — giving him a four-pointer in all three games for the series — helped reduce the margin to 8 at the half. Defence ruled to start the second half, with the closest chance an Isaah Yeo try off a Maroons short goal line drop-out that was denied due to a Stephen Crichton knock on; but only a few minutes later, Queensland would crack, with James Tedesco helping set up a second Best try to seal the match. Final score : NSW Blues 24 def. It was all over when Holmes and Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow made it early in the second, and while Cook would score a consolation try, further scores for Xavier Coates and Jeremiah Nanai added to the festive atmosphere at Suncorp Stadium, and ensured a crushing victory. Prop Lindsay Collins was named player of the match, the second consecutive Maroons forward to receive the honour after Reuben Cotter in Game 1. Final score : Queensland Maroons 32 def. However, the Blues would dominate the rest of the half, eventually scoring through Liam Martin to trail at half time.

They have a full set 20 metres out. Tries would be traded in the second half, with the Blues taking the lead via Api Koroisau then losing it to Cobbo again, before hitting the front again through Stephen Crichton. Replay after replay is indeterminate until an angle is found to call the play on.

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An emergency warning is active for a fire burning in in the southern part of Dalyellup, in Western Australia. Keep up to date with ABC Emergency. New South Wales has salvaged State of Origin pride in a face-saving victory over Queensland at the Sydney Olympic Stadium, with most of the changes to their squad paying off in a big way. Three tries in a frantic minute burst in the first half laid the foundations for New South Wales's triumph in front of 75, fans. Queensland had opened the scoring through David Fifita, with Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow also crossing in the first half with a tremendous solo score of his own. But Best scored his second try midway through the second half to seal the win as New South Wales avoided becoming the fifth Blues side to be swept in over 40 years. Queensland lifted the shield in enemy territory, having won the series , but player of the match Cody Walker was good enough in the dead rubber to wonder how things might have gone had he been picked before the major result was wrapped up.

State of origin live score updates

New to Kayo? James Tedesco also rewarded Fittler for his loyalty with a classy display at the back while South Sydney trio Cody Walker and Cameron Murray connected seamlessly in attack. Walker, who replaced Panthers five-eighth Jarome Luai, was named man of the match while Maroons forward Reuben Cotter was judged to be the player of the series. Whatever the future may hold for Fittler, he can at least celebrate one final time regardless as the Blues restored some pride and the Maroons rued a host of missed opportunities. The Blues marched up the field after the Maroons were penalised for being offside on the first last-tackle kick of the night and almost immediately put up the first points of the night. It came in unconventional fashion as NSW went down the left edge, with Murray at first receiver and linking with five-eighth Walker who squeezed in a late kick. That then came off the foot of Liam Martin, who was cleared as onside, but teammate and NSW debutant Best was ruled offside as he scooped up the ball to claim a try. While the Blues were unable to capitalise on their early opportunity, the Maroons had no such problems as David Fifita scored the first try of the night in the 12th minute.

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Por esto, estamos mejorando su Oferta de nuevo cliente. That kind of series. Key moments New South Wales opened the scoring with a penalty goal to James Maloney in the fifth minute. The big prop gets the nod on the night for a performance that set the tone for the Maroons, in defence and attack. That was a long long intense spell of pressure and Queensland emerge unscathed. On with the show. Cody Walker, James Tedesco and Josh Addo-Carr all took advantage of questionable Maroons defending to put the the home side up at the break, before they piled on more punishment in the second through Jack Wighton and Daniel Tupou. For new customers at bet These are the moments they will remember for ever. Stake not returned. Superb defence from Queensland, woeful attack from NSW. Simply magnificent. New customers only.

What time is kick off in State of Origin Game 3 tonight? Three weeks ago they were underdogs heading to Adelaide to take on a star-studded NSW outfit. Tonight they arrived in Brisbane as favourites and played like champions.

After a second series defeat in succession it is hard to see Brad Fittler either wanting to stay on as NSW coach, or being invited to do so. New cust only. Nanai is first to the loose ball to send the score into the 30s. He initially marks but loses the ball mid-air in contact with teammate Addo-Carr. Final score : NSW Blues 50 def. Queensland are State of Origin champions for ! In what was a somewhat error-filled and lacklustre series opener, New South Wales recovered from the jitters quicker to put two tries on the board before half time and lead going into the sheds. Soon afterwards Yeo concedes a penalty at the ruck but Queensland reject the kick for goal and instead invite their forwards to pound the NSW defensive line. Key moments Queensland opened the scoring with a try to Felise Kaufusi in the 23rd minute. Was it a knock-on? Obviously, the crowd at home, up here winning at Suncorp, this is our back yard.