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State of Origin Game 2: Blues Dominate Maroons in Record-breaking Match

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The State of Origin series saw a record-breaking match in Game 2 as New South Wales dominated Queensland, locking in their squads for the monumental clash at the MCG. Both sides confirmed their final line-ups with Michael Maguire and Billy Slater sticking to their choices, with players like Mitch Barnett and Dane Gagai as reserves. The Blues fielded a strong 1-17 squad led by Jake Trbojevic, while the Maroons were determined with Reece Walsh, Daly Cherry-Evans, and others at the helm.

As the game unfolded, the intensity rose with key moments highlighting the Blues’ domination. Players like Dylan Edwards, Latrell Mitchell, and Zac Lomax showcased their skills, while Queensland’s Valentine Holmes and Tom Dearden fought to make a dent in the Blues’ solid defense. The MCG witnessed a historic turnout of 90,084 spectators, adding to the electrifying atmosphere of the match.

New South Wales maintained their lead with exceptional gameplay, exemplified by Mitchell Moses, Cameron Murray, and Isaah Yeo. The Maroons, led by Daly Cherry-Evans, Reuben Cotter, and Ben Hunt, tried to rally back but faced a resilient Blues’ lineup. The game saw penalties, sin bins, and tries, keeping fans on the edge of their seats.

Latrell Mitchell’s outstanding performance and a strong defensive line led by Jake Trbojevic kept the Maroons at bay. Queensland, with players like Jaydn Su’A and Jeremiah Nanai, put up a fight but couldn’t match the Blues’ relentless attack. The match ended with a resounding victory for New South Wales, setting the stage for an epic decider in the State of Origin series.

Rachel Adams

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