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Roosters Secure Win Against Eels Despite Controversial Tackle Incident

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In a dramatic showdown, the Parramatta Eels faced off against the Roosters, with controversy sparking early on. Parramatta’s Kelma Tuilagi was sin-binned for an alarming tackle on Roosters’ Lindsay Collins, flipping him dangerously in the fourth minute.

The intense match saw tempers flaring and a scuffle breaking out following the tackle. Referee Chris Butler took swift action, putting Tuilagi on report and sending him off for ten minutes in the sin bin.

Despite the early setback, the Roosters managed to edge ahead on the scoreboard, making the most of their numerical advantage.

Throughout the game, key players like Sam Walker, James Tedesco, and Joseph Manu showcased their skills, contributing to the Roosters’ success.

Angus Crichton, Michael Jennings, and other Roosters players capitalized on their opportunities, putting points on the board and maintaining control of the game.

The Eels, under interim coach Trent Barrett, fought hard to stay in the game, with Mitchell Moses leading the charge on their side.

Despite a valiant effort from Parramatta, the Roosters’ strong performance and strategic gameplay secured them the victory in the end.

Rachel Adams

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