Luke Brooks and Joey Walsh have combined to lead Manly to victory in captain Jake Trbojevic’s 250th game for the club.\u00a0<\/p>\n
The Sea Eagles were exceptional in a resounding 32-4 win over Brisbane at a sold-out 4 Pines Park.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Brooks had one of his best games in a Manly jumper while Walsh scored in just the third minute to set the stage for an impressive performance.\u00a0<\/p>\n
The win was soured slightly by a serious leg injury to experienced forward Siosiua Taukeiaho. The veteran fell awkwardly while scoring a try and was taken from the field with a suspected leg fracture.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Earlier, the Knights showed all their skills at WIN Stadium, keeping the Dragons winless with a 44-10 victory, including a five-try haul from Greg Marzhew.<\/p>\n
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South Sydney then produced a suffocating defensive display to secure an emphatic 36-12 victory over the Sharks at Accor Stadium.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Alex Johnston scored a hat-trick, while rookie Latrell Siegwalt enjoyed a debut to remember with 12 points from the kicking tee and some impressive moments in general play.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Follow all the action from Round 10 of the NRL Telstra Premiership on NRL.com’s live blog.<\/p>\n
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<\/p>\n NRL Press Conference: Sea Eagles v Broncos – Round 10, 2026<\/p>\n Full-time:\u00a0Reuben Garrick has put an exclamation mark on a dominant Manly victory, the centre burrowing over from dummy half. Tolu Koula made the break down the left edge, Jason Saab was tackled on the right flank and Garrick scored the try. Five-eighth Luke Brooks had one of his best games in a Sea Eagles jumper, while halfback Joey Walsh had another exceptional performance in a 28-point win over the defending premiers. Sea Eagles 32 – Broncos 4.\u00a0<\/p>\n 79th minute:\u00a0We have a late stoppage after a head clash between Jack Gosiewski and Jake Trbojevic, with Goisiewski coming off second best. The Bronco is back on his feet but has left the field for an HIA.\u00a0Sea Eagles 26 – Broncos 4.\u00a0<\/p>\n 78th minute:\u00a0Ethan Bullemor has broken through on his way to the try line. It all looked a little too easy and the play has been pulled up for obstruction. Bullemor ran behind a teammate making it a simple ruling for the referee.\u00a0Sea Eagles 26 – Broncos 4.\u00a0<\/p>\n 72nd minute:\u00a0Brisbane have finally generated some attacking plays in the second half and they’re starting to build some pressure after Reece Walsh forced a line dropout. The opportunity goes begging, however, Josiah Karapani dropping the short dropout.\u00a0Sea Eagles 26 – Broncos 4.\u00a0<\/p>\n 66th minute:\u00a0Manly continue to reside in the attacking 20-metre zone but the Broncos defence has continued to turn up despite the scoreline. The Sea Eagles had a couple of sets back-to-back on the attack, however they were unable to find a way through and Brisbane regain possession. Sea Eagles 26 – Broncos 4.<\/p>\n
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<\/p>\n Siosiua Taukeiaho Try<\/p>\n 46th minute:\u00a0The Sea Eagles have capitalised, Siosiua Taukeiaho somehow managing to hold on to a tough pass before sliding over the try line as two Broncos dragged him to the ground. The forward fell awkwardly and has not moved since scoring the try, with medical officials treating him on the field. A stretcher has been carried out, along with pain relief for Taukeiaho. The forward has now been carried from the field, with early reports suggesting he will go straight to hospital with a serious lower leg injury. Sea Eagles 22 – Broncos 4.\u00a0<\/p>\n 45th minute:\u00a0Jesse Arthars has saved a try but Manly will have a fresh set on the attack. Lehi Hopoate was unmarked on the wing but Arthars managed to get his hand out to knock the pass down. Sea Eagles have a scrum as they look to extend their lead.\u00a0Sea Eagles 16 – Broncos 4.\u00a0<\/p>\n Kick-off:\u00a0We are back for the second half as the Broncos look to mount another comeback. Brisbane fell agonisingly short of overturning a 30-point deficit last week and they are only 12 points behind tonight. Manly have plenty of points in them and will look to kick clear after largely dominating the first half.\u00a0Sea Eagles 16 – Broncos 4.\u00a0<\/p>\n Half-time:\u00a0Manly keep going up by two after Ben Talty was penalised for a dangerous tackle. With the less than a minute on the clock, Reuben Garrick immediately pointed to the sticks for a penalty goal attempt 39 metres out, slightly to the left of the posts. Garrick had no issues and the lead is 12 at the break.\u00a0Sea Eagles 16 – Broncos 4.<\/p>\n
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