NRL 2023

Semi Final

Results

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View  Melbourne 18 (M. Seve, W. Warbrick, T. Wishart tries; N. Meaney 3 goals) defeated Sydney 13 (L. Collins, B. Smith tries; S. Walker 2 goals; S. Walker field goal) at AAMI Park.
Date: Fri, 15th September.   Kickoff: 7:50 PM.   Halftime: Melbourne 10-6.   Penalties: Melbourne 8-4.   Referee: Ashley Klein.   Crowd: 19,534.
Melbourne: Meaney, Warbrick, Seve, Olam, Smith; Munster, Wishart; Kamikamica, Garlick, Asofa-Solomona, Loiero, Katoa, King. Int: Grant, Welch (C), Eisenhuth, Sims.
Sydney: Tedesco (C), Pauga, Momirovski, Allan, Paulo; Keary, Walker; Butcher, Smith, Collins, Wong, Butcher, Radley. Int: Baker, Smith, May, Crichton.
View  Warriors 40 (R. Berry, A. Fonua-Blake, M. Montoya, C. Nicoll-Klokstad, B. Sironen, D. Walker, D. Watene-Zelezniak tries; A. Pompey 6 goals) defeated Newcastle 10 (D. Lucas, G. Marzhew tries; K. Ponga goal) at Go Media Stadium.
Date: Sat, 16th September.   Kickoff: 6:05 PM.   Halftime: Warriors 16-4.   Penalties: Warriors 3-2.   Referee: Adam Gee.   Crowd: 26,083.
Warriors: Nicoll-Klokstad, Watene-Zelezniak, Berry, Pompey, Montoya; Martin, Johnson; Fonua-Blake, Egan, Barnett, Ford, Niukore, Harris (C). Int: Walker, Tevaga, Sironen, Curran.
Newcastle: Ponga (C), Young, Gagai, Best, Marzhew; Gamble, Clune; Saifiti, Crossland, Thompson, Frizell, Lucas, Elliott. Int: Mann, Hetherington, Croker, Jones.

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