Manumālō Niu sā Uelese ia Kuiniselani ‘i le ta’aloga lona 2 ‘o le State of Origin; tapena le sā’iliga siamupini ‘i le Aso 12 ‘o Iulai 2024

Na manumālō le ‘au ‘a le Blues ‘a Niu sā Uelese, ‘i le la ta’aloga ma le ‘au ‘a le Maroons ‘a Kuiniselani, 38 ‘i le 18 ‘a le Maroons ‘i le ta’aloga lona 2 ‘o le State of Origin na faia ‘i le malae ta’alo ‘i Melepone. ‘O se ta’aloga mata’ina ‘i le tala fa’asolopito ‘o le State of Origin, ‘i le soso’o ai ‘o le 6 sīkoa ‘a Niu sā Uelese ‘i totonu ‘o le 40 minute muamua ‘o le ta’aloga. ‘Ua tutusa ai nei le Blues ma le Maroons ‘i mālō ta’i tasi, ma ‘o le ‘a fetaui ai ‘au ‘e luma mo le sā’iliga siamupini mo le State of Origin ‘i le Aso Lulu 17 ‘o Iulai 2024.

The New South Wales Blues team were victorious against the Queensland Maroons, 38 to 18 in the second game of the State of Origin competition held in Melbourne. It was a remarkable game in State of Origin history, following New South Wales’ 6 tries in the first 40 minutes of the game. The Blues and Maroons are now tied with one win each, with the two teams preparing to face off in the State of Origin championship final on Wednesday 17 July 2024.

PHOTO: Dylan Edwards, Brian To’o and Latrell Mitchell celebrating their victory. NSW Blues