In a spirited match, the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles experienced their first loss of the season, falling 28-24 to the Parramatta Eels in round three of the Telstra Premiership today.
Despite starting strongly and holding a 14-point lead early on, Manly couldn’t maintain their advantage as the Eels surged ahead midway through the second half. Despite a late rally, including a controversial obstruction call, Manly couldn’t overturn the deficit.Toronto Raptors Seek Victory to Break Losing Streak Against Washington Wizards
Coach Anthony Seibold emphasized the positives, acknowledging the team’s competitiveness despite the result. Captain Daly Cherry-Evans expressed frustration with the obstruction ruling but remained optimistic about the team’s progress.
The game saw both teams trading tries, with Manly initially dominating before the Eels clawed their way back into contention. Despite a late try from Corey Waddell, Manly couldn’t complete the comeback.
Tempers flared towards the end of the match, with Manly’s Josh Aloiai receiving a sin-bin for a contentious challenge.Dolphins Secure Pass Rusher Shaquil Barrett Over Jets: A Strategic Move Towards Playoff Success
Looking ahead, the Sea Eagles will face the St George-Illawarra Dragons in round four of the NRL Telstra Premiership.Dolphins Secure Pass Rusher Shaquil Barrett Over Jets: A Strategic Move Towards Playoff Success
