Canterbury Bulldogs vs Parramatta Eels score, results, fixtures, teams, tips, matches, how to watch

Reed Mahoney’s 40/20 try gave the Eels a great attacking opportunity. A few tackles later, they took their chance. Kelma Tuilagi rushed through from close range. The powerful rush was well rewarded. It was exactly what the Eels wanted. After 45 minutes, the Eels led 18-10.

Both sides are confident of winning this game. The audience may break the regular season record of these two teams, and the scene of the game has been set. The Eels lead 12-10

We all know about Matt Burton’s thumping goal. The one that caught Clint Gutherson off guard and ended up being touched down by Blake Wilson, but luckily for the Eels, Jacob Preston was offside.

With Bailey Hayward already ruled out with a Grade 1 HIA, the Bulldogs now lose a second player to the same diagnosis. Josh Curran is the latest Bulldog player. Worryingly, a medical vehicle was called almost immediately.

The Eels just did something I’ve never seen before. They successfully challenged a play to highlight their own mistakes. It worked. Result: instead of being penalised for 7 tackles, they were penalised for 1 foul. Well done, Clint Gutherson. The Eels led 12-10 in the 37th minute of the game.

Eels maestro Mitchell Moses has just reminded Dogs centre Stephen Crichton that there is more than one gunner on the field. The way he assessed the situation and launched an attack that ended with Parramatta scoring was impressive. He will surely be the NSW number 7 for Origin II. The Eels led 12-10 in the 36th minute of the game.