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Match Report: Jersey Flegg Cup Round 24 vs Warriors

The Manly Warringah Sea Eagles have suffered a narrow 26-24 defeat to the Warriors in Round 24 of the Jersey Flegg Cup at 4 Pines Park.

The Warriors opened the scoring after 10 minutes when prop Tepatasi Laumalili crashed over. Harry Inch converted to give the visitors a 6-0 lead.

Manly hit back five minutes later, with halfback Charlie Boyle barging through the defence to score next to the posts. William Herbert converted to level the scores at 6-all.

The Warriors regained the lead through Emosi Ravosai before winger Brandon Norris extended their advantage with a try in the corner.

Dezman Laban then crossed following a short ball from Jack Thompson, with Inch's conversion giving the Warriors a 22-6 lead.

Manly reduced the deficit just before half-time when Boyle's chip found Robinson, who collected the ball and scored. Herbert converted to make it 22-12 at the break.

The Sea Eagles started the second half strongly, capitalising on a Warriors' error before hooker Zaidus Muagititia charged through the middle and found Boyle in support. Boyle crossed, with Herbert's conversion reducing the margin to four points at 22-18.

The Warriors responded through Jeriah Vagana Malaitai, who found space down the left edge to score and restore an eight-point lead.

Manly refused to surrender, with Robinson scoring his second try in the 70th minute after Muagititia kicked from dummy-half. Herbert converted to make it 26-24.

The Sea Eagles had a chance to snatch victory in the dying stages, but a late attacking set ended with Robinson unable to secure the ball over the line as the Warriors held on for a two-point victory.

The Sea Eagles will next face the Newcastle Knights at Newcastle on Sunday 23 August at 11am.

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Manly Warringah Sea Eagles respect and honour the Traditional Custodians of the land and pay our respects to their Elders past, present and future. We acknowledge the stories, traditions and living cultures of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples on the lands we meet, gather and play on.

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