2014 nrl grand final score

The 2014 NRL season consisted of 26 weekly regular season rounds starting on Thursday March 6, and concluded on Sunday October 5 with the grand final, where the South Sydney Rabbitohs ended a 43-year premiership drought by defeating the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 30-6.

The final score was Souths 30, Canterbury 6. Anyone can contribute to The Roar and have their work Captured a great grassroots sporting moment? Anyone can contribute to The Roar and have their work You must provide an email address to create a Roar accountWhen using Facebook to create or log in to an account, you need to grant The Roar permission to see your email address They were in patchy form coming into the finals, but a 40-24 victory over the Manly Sea Eagles saw them emerge as premiership favourites, confirmed by last weekend’s dominant The Bulldogs stumbled into the finals, but their form has really picked up in September. The first half of the match was a low-scoring affair. ... NRL History. You must provide an email address to create a Roar accountWhen using Facebook to create or log in to an account, you need to grant The Roar permission to see your email address The 2014 season also presents a record 7 teams naming co-captains. Captured a great grassroots sporting moment? They were in patchy form coming into the finals, but a 40-24 victory over the Manly Sea Eagles saw them emerge as premiership favourites, confirmed by last weekend’s dominant The Bulldogs stumbled into the finals, but their form has really picked up in September. The Rabbitohs were clearly the team on top, with 57% possession and far better completion rate of their sets – but the Bulldogs held on under pressure, most of it caused by their own mistakes.The Rabbitohs had plenty of early possession in the first minutes of the game on the back of Canterbury making simple mistakes on their own line. The 2014 NRL Grand Final was the most-watched club game in the history of rugby league, with a five-city average television audience of 2.597 million, with a peak of 3.098 million viewers. However, the play was picked up by the video referee, and ‘no try’ was ruled due to the swinging arm making contact with the head – the Bulldogs given a penalty for the to keep the game scoreless. There was only one try—to South Sydney's Alex Johnston—while Adam Reynolds kicked a penalty goal to give Souths a 6–0 half-time lead. Anyone can contribute to The Roar and have their work The standby referee was Ben Cummins and the standby touch judge was Brett Suttor. Ben Lowe, Luke Burgess and Bryson Goodwin are on an extended bench.The Bulldogs have some selection dramas of their own, as their hooker Ennis was named in the Bulldogs side and given every chance to play, however the miracle recovery was not to be, as he was withdrawn from the team in the lead up to the match. The Rabbitohs were clearly the team on top, with 57% possession and far better completion rate of their sets – but the Bulldogs held on under pressure, most of it caused by their own mistakes.The Rabbitohs had plenty of early possession in the first minutes of the game on the back of Canterbury making simple mistakes on their own line. South Sydney Rabbitohs players and fans celebrated after defeating Canterbury Bulldogs in the NRL grand final, ending 43 years of hurt Gallery Published: 5 Oct 2014 Home Score Away Match Information Date and Time (Local) Venue Referees Crowd QUALIFYING & ELIMINATION FINALS Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles: 24 – 40 South Sydney Rabbitohs: 12 September 2014… Canterbury equalised ten minutes into the second half through a converted try to Tony Williams. featured alongside some of Australia’s most prominent sports journalists. Roar Guru The NRL's salary cap for the clubs' top 25 players was $A6.3M for 2014.Unlike previous seasons' advertising campaigns that featured a pop song, in 2014 the NRL's The regular season commenced on Thursday, 6 March in Sydney between the For the first time in the code's 106-year history, not one player was For the third year the NRL uses the finals system previously implemented by the ARL competition from the 1990s (also used as the The following statistics are of the conclusion of round 26. The South Sydney Rabbitohs have broken their premiership drought with a 30-6 victory over the Canterbury Bulldogs in the 2014 NRL Grand Final. By the time of the 2014 NRL Grand final list-determining preliminary finals, the top four finishing teams remained except for the 2nd-placed Sea Eagles, who'd been replaced by the 7th-placed Bulldogs. However, the play was picked up by the video referee, and ‘no try’ was ruled due to the swinging arm making contact with the head – the Bulldogs given a penalty for the to keep the game scoreless. Become a member to join in Australia's biggest sporting debate, submit articles, receive updates straight to your inbox and keep up with your favourite teams and authors.Oops! featured alongside some of Australia’s most prominent sports journalists.