Rabbitohs Defeat Dolphins with Second Half Blitz in NRL Round 7
The South Sydney Rabbitohs defeated the Redcliffe Dolphins with a commanding second-half performance in the NRL Round 7 match played at Suncorp Stadium on Thursday night. The Rabbitohs, coached by master mentor Wayne Bennett, overcame an early deficit to run away with a 36-14 victory, in a match that featured some high-quality rugby league.
The Dolphins started the game strongly and were rewarded with a try in the sixth minute, courtesy of winger Manaia Rudolph. The Rabbitohs responded with a try of their own, scored by centre Braidon Burns, to level the scores at 6-6.
The Dolphins then scored two quick tries, through lock Patrick O'Sullivan and centre Tala Mapusua, to take a 14-6 lead into halftime. However, the Rabbitohs came out firing in the second half and scored five unanswered tries to run away with the game.
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The turning point of the match came in the 54th minute when Rabbitohs five-eighth Cody Walker scored a try to level the scores at 14-14. From there, the Rabbitohs never looked back and went on to dominate the remainder of the match.
The Rabbitohs scored further tries through fullback Latrell Mitchell, winger Campbell Graham, and halfback Adam Reynolds, who scored two tries and kicked six goals for a personal haul of 20 points. The Dolphins, meanwhile, were unable to score any points in the second half and were left to rue missed opportunities.
The victory was a significant one for the Rabbitohs, who have been one of the form teams in the competition this season. The win moves them up to second on the NRL ladder, just behind the unbeaten Melbourne Storm. The Dolphins, meanwhile, remain in eighth place and will need to regroup quickly if they are to stay in contention for the finals.
The match was an entertaining one for the fans in attendance and showcased some of the best talent in the NRL. Mitchell was a standout for the Rabbitohs, producing a man-of-the-match performance that included a try, two line breaks, and 187 running metres. Reynolds was also impressive, controlling the game with his kicking and passing game, while Walker and Graham also played key roles in the victory.
So, the Rabbitohs' victory over the Dolphins was a dominant one that showcased the team's strength and resilience. They overcame an early deficit and went on to produce a commanding second-half performance that was too good for the Dolphins. The win sees the Rabbitohs cement their place among the top teams in the NRL and sets them up for a strong push towards the finals.
Keywords: NRL, Rabbitohs, Dolphins, Wayne Bennett, Latrell Mitchell, Adam Reynolds, Cody Walker, Campbell Graham, Suncorp Stadium, rugby league, NRL Round 7, Melbourne Storm, Manaia Rudolph, Braidon Burns, Patrick O'Sullivan, Tala Mapusua.
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