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1. Mitchell Pearce, 8. But again Klemmer (wrist) wasn't there in game two when Fittler's men clobbered Queensland 38-6, so he missed out for game three. TALE OF THE TAPE. Overlooking Knights prop David Klemmer – a veteran of 13 Origins who had a solid showing in game one – will raise the temperature of some Blues fans.

Allana Ferguson and Ruan Sims discuss the opening round of the NRLW Premiership in 2020. Felise Kaufusi 12. NSW: 1. Brydens Lawyers NSW Blues coach Brad Fittler has today announced an unchanged line-up for the 2019 Holden State of Origin Game Three Series-decider at Sydney s ANZ Stadium next Wednesday 10 July. The pre-game entertainment will be headlined by Guy Sebastian, starting at 7.30pm. State of Origin III will be played on Wednesday, July 10, at Sydney's ANZ Stadium. Tom Trbojevic, 4. Coverage starts at 7pm and wraps up with a post-game show until 11pm. NSW were on the scoreboard first in Game 3 courtesy of a penalty, with the Blues opting for the easy two points despite seemingly having Queensland slightly on the back foot. It means David Fifita, tipped by many to start in Gillett place, will remain on the bench with Morgan also to come on as an impact player. Tyson Frizell was penalised for taking out a Maroons player attempting to leap for a Cherry-Evans kick in front of the uprights, allowing Queensland to reset their attack. With no answer why, they're doing their own research, Judge criticises police 'code of silence' after officers charged over attempted rape of 17yo, House prices rise on 'turn in market sentiment', but Sydney and Melbourne left out, AC/DC announces reunion with some familiar faces returning to iconic band, Manhunt underway as specialist police officers respond to 'serious incident' on Bribie Island, Four charts show the pandemic is dramatically reshaping the election, The weird and wonderful second lives of the Sydney Olympics' giant dolls, Child sex abuse survivor wins second chance to sue Catholic Church, SA to allow dancing at weddings, 'vertical consumption' of alcohol as coronavirus restrictions ease, 'Handmaid's Tale vibes': Australian women share surreal stories of giving birth overseas in the pandemic, We fact checked Tony Abbott on Victoria's lockdown. David Klemmer replaced the suspended Tariq Sims and will start at prop. This service may include material from Agence France-Presse (AFP), APTN, Reuters, AAP, CNN and the BBC World Service which is copyright and cannot be reproduced. Full-time will be at approximately 9.56pm. And to be honest some of the penalties have been bewildering," Vautin said. Nine commentators Phil Gould and Paul Vautin commented that the officiating was noticeably more active in the decider than in previous games of the series. Tim Glasby, 17. Josh Papalii, 11. It took a clever kick early on the third tackle from Maroons five-eighth Corey Norman to get the first four points of the decider. James Tedesco 2. Referees: Gerard Sutton, Ashley Klein. "Teddy, he's a freak. Tim Glasby 17. David Fifita. Ethan Lowe** 13. David Klemmer was overlooked despite his successful return from a wrist injury over the weekend, although Fittler confirmed he had been placed on standby, should Sims be banned. The Blues and Maroons are all square after Brad Fittler's men put on an outstanding game two performance in Perth to set up a decider. Maroons halfback Daly Cherry-Evans tried to squeeze in a field goal before the siren but he was unsuccessful and the decider remained locked at 8-8 at the break. NSW Team guide. Bench: 10. The injury cloud over Nathan Cleary (ankle) has not completely lifted but obviously the medical reports Fittler has received from the Panthers are enough to convince him his  21-year-old halfback will be good to go. State of Origin 2019 Game 3 final teams: Maroons, Blues starting sides, who will play, injuries, changes, Moses Mbye | Fox Sports Moses Mbye and debutant Ethan Lowe will start for Queensland after Kevin Walters made key late changes for tonight’s Srate of Origin decider against NSW at ANZ Stadium. "I don't think you could have written a better script to end this series," Cordner said. That's a hell of a way to win an Origin series.". Shadow: 18. "They're going to ruin the game if they keep it up.". Corey is that type of player, I think the bigger the occasion the better he will go," Walters said. How the Mitchell Pearce State of Origin mistake happened and how it might be fixed, Free stream: How to watch State of Origin, click here for a full guide to the free live stream.

Gagai would suffer further humiliation when not once but twice he was stripped one-one-one by Cameron Murray and then Wighton as NSW continued to keep Queensland deep within their own half. NSW Origin 3 team: Klemmer overlooked, Blues unchanged. NSW coach Brad Fittler has stuck solid with the 17 players from game two as he pushes for back-to-back Holden State of Origin shields next week at ANZ Stadium. "It was one of those discussions that was hard but he made it easy … his reaction was so refreshing. The teams are in for State of Origin Game 3. "There's no time limit on Nathan. "To get called back and for the game to finish like that...that feels so good. "We're pretty confident he's going to play, but Wade Graham did a fantastic job in Perth and also Jack Wighton, so we feel very safe with what we've got in camp.

Time for State of Origin Game 3: NSW vs Queensland, the decider, in Sydney. Bench: 14. Origin I: QLD 18 (Gagai 2, Oates tries; Ponga 3 goals) d NSW 14 (J Morris, J Trbojevic tries; Cleary 3 goals), Origin II: NSW 38 (T Trbojevic 3, Addo-Carr 2, Frizell tries; Maloney 5, Cleary 2 goals) d QLD 6 (Chambers try; Ponga goal). Tyson Frizell, 13. Klemmer was ruled out of game two after it was revealed he played the majority of game one at Lang Park with a fracture in his wrist. Maloney was caught out of position on the line and Josh Papalii walked in unchallenged to score and make it 20-20 with mere minutes to go. Dylan Napa was called in as 18th man, having been dropped from the side after Origin II. He just wished Tariq all the best and said if he got the opportunity he'd love to come into camp again. Senior review official: Jared Maxwell. Dogged Knights won't roll over, says Klemmer, Training with the enemy: DCE getting dual Turbo boost before Origin, Saifiti-first: Twins reap rewards by sticking together, Patience pays off as Klemmer gets his finals wish, You have skipped the navigation, tab for page content, fighting a grade two dangerous contact charge. "He's walking around without a boot on so that's a great sign. Maroons coach Kevin Walters on Monday named a game-three squad in alphabetical order, casting some doubt as to who would feature in what position. "That's why he's a valued member of any team he plays for.

NSW in: David Klemmer, Mitchell Pearce NSW out: Nathan Cleary, Tariq Sims. Wests Tigers star Mbye will replace Michael Morgan in the centres, while South Sydney forward Lowe starts in place of Matt Gillett who was ruled out out on Tuesday. For just the second time, a game was played away from Sydney, Brisbane or Melbourne, with Game 2 played at Perth ’s Optus Stadium . Here's what we found, Why the coronavirus death toll is probably much higher in reality, WA Premier accuses other states of 'self-interest' after questions raised over border rule, Bat to blame for blackout at Adelaide maternity hospital, late shot on Cowboys' Michael Morgan from Friday night's match, making seven changes from the side that lost game one in Brisbane. Kick-off time is 8.10pm (AEST). The Blues made one change with David Klemmer starting, as expected, ahead of Paul Vaughan. As NSW's Wade Graham came off with a hamstring injury with just over 10 minutes left in the game, in true Origin form, the pendulum shifted again. "It wasn't the way we wanted to finish the game I don't think, but look, we got the win. Having hit back from 1-0 down with an emphatic performance in Perth, they have given themselves a huge opportunity to do just that on home turf in Sydney. McGuire kept Queensland's hopes alive with the sheer momentum of his bulky frame carrying him over the try-line. Thankfully he walked off escorted by trainers, and David Fifita was called up off the bench in his place. At second receiver, Norman ran to the line before poking through a little grubber behind the NSW line for Felise Kaufusi to collect and score. Daniel Saifiti 9. Get your 14-day free trial and start streaming instantly, Find out more about our policy and your choices, including how to opt-out. Via Sportsbet.com.au: NSW $1.40, Queensland $3.00 (correct at time of publication). David Klemmer 11. He's been a pretty important part of the group for the last couple of years. Video referee: Ben Galea. Blues coach Brad Fittler is backing NSW forward Tariq Sims to beat his NRL judiciary charge and take his place in the side for the State of Origin decider on Wednesday week. Christian Welch, 16. Canterbury's Dylan Napa and the Gold Coast's Jarrod Wallace have been dropped. Can Charlotte Caslick adapt in time to play NRLW? Before this series, Queensland had won 21 times, NSW 14 times, with two series drawn. Bringing you rugby league news from around the planet. The Brydens Lawyers NSW Blues for Game Three of the 2019 Holden State of Origin Series is: 1 James Tedesco (vc) (Sydney Roosters) 2 Blake Ferguson (Parramatta Eels) 3 Tom Trbojevic (Manly Warringah Sea Eagles) NSW last night named an 18-man squad that gathered last night at the team hotel in Bondi. Napa and Wallace paid the price for the Queensland pack's underwhelming game two display in which just one Maroons forward — back rower Felise Kaufusi — ran for 100 metres. Blues name unchanged squad for State of Origin III; Kalyn Ponga confirmed out for Queensland Updated July 01, 2019 18:40:59 Photo: Nathan Cleary is a doubt for Origin III with a high ankle sprain. news.com.au July 1, 2019 … The Blues fullback turned on the jets after Cherry-Evans was caught rushing up, and ran over Dane Gagai to slide into the left corner and put NSW back in front. Boyd Cordner (c) 12. To start the second half Will Chambers threatened to strike for Queensland, weaving through some flimsy NSW defence, only to be undone by a subtle knock-on as Blues centre Jack Wighton made the tackle. Ethan Lowe, 13. He's going to be our best gauge later in the week with how much power and confidence he's got in it. Ben Hunt 10. Touch judges: Nick Beashel, Chris Butler. Shadow: 18. Jake Trbojevic.

Coach: Brad Fittler. Origin III: Blues $1.38, Maroons $3.10. "I know they're trying to make a stance in the game and everyone understands the stance.