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BACK TO BACK | NSW downs QLD in thrilling State of Origin decider

Macquarie National News
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New South Wales has claimed the 2019 State of Origin series with a nail-biting victory in the Game III decider.

82,565 fans packed into ANZ Stadium for the blockbuster contest, with the Blues firm favourites following a huge win in Game II.

But the Maroons were up for the fight and controlled a first half which was dominated by the referees.

New South Wales managed to get into the halftime break at 8-all and then almost ran away with things in the second period, racing out to a 20-8 lead.

The Maroons showed their famous fighting spirit though and managed to level things up with three minutes to play.

With the game seemingly heading to Golden Point, the Blues delivered one of the most famous finishes in Origin history.

Winger Blake Ferguson tiptoed down the touchline and threw a pass back in-field for man-of-the-series James Tedesco, who crossed to give New South Wales a 26-20 victory and back to back series wins for the first time since 2005

Click PLAY below to hear all the highlights from the Continuous Call Team

The Continuous Call Team brought you all the action, with Ray Hadley reaching a special milestone.

The decider was Ray’s 80th State of Origin call since forming the CCT in 1987.

Listen to the highlights above and you’ll the incredible moment Ray predicted the length-of-the-field, match-winning try.

It was a special night for Mark ‘Piggy’ Riddell as well, he caught up with Player of the Series James Tedesco after full time.

Mark Riddell and James Tedesco

The other boys in blue got in on the celebrations.

NSW Police gave it to their counterparts north of the border, with a lovely little poem.

 

Injuries

Wade Graham – hamstring

Michael Morgan – severe concussion

 

Macquarie National News
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