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Dramatic Field Goal Wins It for Broncos Against Sea Eagles

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Manly Warringah Sea Eagles Coach Anthony Seibold has confirmed the squad for the impending clash with the Brisbane Broncos at Suncorp Stadium for the NRL Magic Round.

The match was a heart-stopping affair with the Broncos emerging victorious at 13-12 in a final-minute field goal by Jock Madden, leaving Blues selectors wary of a possible injury to Payne Haas, who limped off only to make a stunning return.

Brendan Piakura kicked off proceedings with a brilliant try, widening the gap as Manly faced temporary disadvantage with Taniela Paseka‘s sin-binning. Deine Mariner added to the Broncos’ lead shortly after, but the Sea Eagles rallied back with Reuben Garrick crashing over, despite the concern over Haas’s health. Raymond Tuaimalo Vaega equalized the scores, setting the stage for a nail-biting finish.

Jaxson Paulo’s late penalty for a high shot on Deine Mariner proved to be the ultimate decider, giving Brisbane the perfect opportunity for Madden’s crucial field goal in the dying moments. Experts like Michael Ennis and Mal Meninga noted the tough call that tilted the match and commended Madden’s cool composure during the pressure-cooker situation.

The Broncos’ Brendan Piakura and Deine Mariner showcased their talents, with Greg Alexander highlighting Piakura’s potential as a defining second-row player while praising Mariner’s exceptional try-scoring record. The Sea Eagles opted for strategic changes due to squad injuries, with players like Tolu Koula, Selwyn Cobbo, and Haumole Olakau'atu stepping into key roles.

Rachel Adams

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