Wests Tigers ... claw over Parramatta Eels in Friday's round three clash. Source: Gregg Porteous / News Limited
Wests Tigers hold off a late fight back from Parramatta to secure 31-18 victory in Friday night's clash at Leichhardt Oval.
5 Tries 3 | |
---|---|
Chris Lawrence 4' | Ryan Morgan 43' |
Chris Lawrence 20' | Vai Toutai 68' |
Blake Ayshford 31' | Jacob Loko 70' |
Benji Marshall 48' | |
Tim Moltzen 51' | |
4 Conversions3 | |
Benji Marshall 6' | Chris Sandow 44' |
Benji Marshall 22' | Chris Sandow 69' |
Benji Marshall 49' | Chris Sandow 71' |
Benji Marshall 52' | |
1 Penalties0 | |
Benji Marshall 18' | |
1 Field Goals0 | |
Jacob Miller 74' |
Two tries in the opening 20 minutes from Chris Lawrence laid the foundations for the Tigers' comfortable lead after the Eels twice coughed up the ball deep in their own half.
Mitchell Allgood and Jarryd Hayne were both guilty of losing possession and the hosts took full advantage, twice spreading the ball to the left and Lawrence muscled his way past Chris Sandow to score.
The Eels struggled to get out of their own half as the Tigers laid siege but should have scored from their first genuine attack after a booming 40-20 from Sandow found touch.
However, Allgood dropped the ball as he crossed the line and the chance went begging.
With the newly re-signed Robbie Farah and Benji Marshall dominating, the Eels could not get a foothold on the game and they didn't help their cause by giving away needless penalties.
The visitors were made to pay on the half-hour mark when Blake Ayshford darted over in the right corner to stretch his side's advantage.
The Eels almost reduced the deficit on the stroke of halftime when Hayne made a great break down the left wing.
He released Vai Toutau, who in turn found Jacob Loko, but the young centre, under pressure from Farah, butchered the chance to score just in front of the line.
18-0 at the break, the Eels started the second half with a big through a Ryan Morgan try.
However with a penalty to the Tigers, Marshall took advantage of a napping defence and ran 70 meters to extend their lead.
A defensive error from Vai Toutai in his own in goal gifted Tim Moltzen a four-pointer although the winger did score one of his own to atone for the earlier mistake.
Loko then crossed two minutes later and Sandow's conversion made it a 12 point ball game.
Miller nailed a field goal in the 73rd minute.
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