Warriors

It's then back to the middle, with Taumalolo dummying but then being caught by Murchie. Back on the right and Montoya comes flying in off the wing, flattening ...

Both Friday night's games are in south-east Queensland, with the Warriors hosting the Cowboys in Redcliffe, before the Broncos and Roosters face off at Lang ...

WARRIORS SNATCH IT! It's a good set from the Warriors considering they started in their in goal, with excellent runs from Montoya and Sironen taking them over ...

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Shaun Johnson is a Warriors hero once more, helping his side take down the Cowboys 25-24 in an NRL thriller.

Johnson then missed his first attempt after Granville pressured again, before sidestepping and drilling a low effort that snuck over the bar. But it was the Warriors with all the chances late in the game, Johnson eventually winning it for his nomads at their adopted home with his third field goal attempt and second in extra time. The halfback's first effort looked on track but was smothered by Jake Granville, before teammate Reece Walsh sliced his effort right with effectively the final play after 80 minutes.

Shaun Johnson has struck a golden-point field goal to earn NZ Warriors a heart-stopping 25-24 win over North Queensland Cowboys at Redcliffe on Friday.

At Moreton Daily Stadium, Redcliffe: Warriors 25 (Jesse Arthars 10 min, Josh Curran 38 min, Kodi Nikorima 41 min, Euan Aitken 64 min tries; Reece Walsh 4 ...

Chanel Harris-Tavita had his most complete game of the season and the Warriors needed that with Johnson having a mixed night. Any game that goes to extra time will be thrilling and for once the Warriors came out on top in a nailbiter. Scott Drinkwater picked the ball up to score and the Warriors captain was furious with himself Like elite athletes at their peak, our sports journalists are highly trained in the art of news. However, he had his field goal attempt charged down, Walsh then missed one and the game went to extra time. It was in moments like this last year that the Warriors would so often end up losing.

The Warriors came from behind to secure a golden point 25-24 win against the North Queensland Cowboys in a nail-biting finish to the NRL game in Redcliffe.

Neither side could break the deadlock before the final siren so the match went to golden point for just the second time in Warriors history. Just before halftime, the Cowboys had an 18-6 lead but the Warriors were able to draw level at 24-all with 15 minutes remaining in the game. The Warriors came from behind to secure a golden point 25-24 win against the North Queensland Cowboys in a nail-biting finish to the NRL game in Redcliffe.

An 83rd minute Shaun Johnson field capped a 25-24 comeback win by the Warriors against the Cowboys at Moreton Daily Stadium on Friday night.

Warriors fullback Reece Walsh held Holmes up but the Queensland Origin star proved too strong and eventually ground the ball. - The Cowboys regained the lead in the 49th minute when Drinkwater chimed into the backline to combine with Townsend and Dearden before throwing a long pass for Holmes to score. - The game appeared to be slipping from the grasp of the Warriors when Murray Taulagi intercepted a Johnson pass near the Cowboys try and send Holmes racing down-field and Kyle Feldt scored in the 34th minute.

The Warriors are on a roll, after a cliffhanger golden point victory over the Cowboys.

The Cowboys were edging the yardage battle – with their impressive line speed – and on the back of strong defence, were gifted a try when Addin Fonua-Blake – a late inclusion – made a casual attempt to clean up a Chad Townsend grubber. After their recent parsimonious efforts on defence, where they only conceded three tries in the previous two weeks, the Warriors had their line breached three times in the space of a half hour, but they rebounded from a poor start. They spent most of the match in their own territory – with the Cowboys dominating – but kept finding a way to be close on the scoreboard, off scraps of possession.

Shaun Johnson has revealed why he needed to kick the Warriors' winning field goal in the extra time win over the Cowboys.

“The boys have worked so hard and I was so glad to see that ball go over. Like elite athletes at their peak, our sports journalists are highly trained in the art of news. “When the first two got charged down, it didn’t faze me at all. The Warriors were one from nine in successful field goal attempts last season. “But thankfully they had my back and just kept defending. “So I have mixed emotions.

At Moreton Daily Stadium, Redcliffe: Warriors 25 (Jesse Arthars 10 min, Josh Curran 38 min, Kodi Nikorima 41 min, Euan Aitken 64 min tries; Reece Walsh 4 ...

Chanel Harris-Tavita had his most complete game of the season and the Warriors needed that with Johnson having a mixed night. Any game that goes to extra time will be thrilling and for once the Warriors came out on top in a nailbiter. Scott Drinkwater picked the ball up to score and the Warriors captain was furious with himself Like elite athletes at their peak, our sports journalists are highly trained in the art of news. However, he had his field goal attempt charged down, Walsh then missed one and the game went to extra time. It was in moments like this last year that the Warriors would so often end up losing.

NZ Warriors gamewinner Shaun Johnson has reflected on his "surreal" comeback to his childhood club, after slotting a golden-point field goal for 25-24 victory against North Queensland Cowboys at Redcliffe. Trailling 18-12 at halftime, the Auckland side ...

The Warriors' golden-point win has been soured by an alleged homophobic slur aimed at the Cowboys' Kyle Feldt that was audible on broadcast microphones.

A player can be charged with contrary conduct if the NRL can prove who said the slur. As the Warriors argued the decision with the referee, an unknown player can be heard shouting the slur at Feldt. The NRL is investigating after a Warriors player appeared to use an alleged homophobic slur towards North Queensland winger Kyle Feldt in the match at Redcliffe.

The incident was recorded by broadcast microphones in the 60th minute of the clash, where an unknown Warriors player appeared to call Cowboys winger Kyle Feldt ...

A grade one contrary conduct charge carries a $1000 fine, with an early plea if it is the first offence. A player can be charged with contrary conduct if the NRL can prove who said the slur. As the Warriors debated the decision with the referee, a player can be heard saying: "Get up Kyle you f****t."

Warriors 25 Cowboys 24 The Warriors are on a roll, after a cliffhanger 25-24 golden point victory over the North Queensland Cowboys on Friday night. An 8.

Shaun Johnson the hero as Warriors beat Cowboys in golden point thriller Shaun Johnson of the Warriors kicks the game winner. Shaun Johnson the hero as Warriors beat Cowboys in golden point thriller

The Warriors' golden point win over the Cowboys has been marred by claims of a homophobic slur against North Queensland wing Kyle Feldt.

Shortly after the game, allegations surfaced of a homophobic slur being used by one of the Warriors. The alleged slur was picked up on broadcast microphones. During the stoppage in play, Feldt was on the ground having also been tackled moments prior with someone, allegedly a Warrior, addressing Feldt by name and telling him to get off the ground, before the slur was used. The Warriors' win over the Cowboys on Friday has been marred by allegations of a homophobic slur being used by one of the Kiwi club's players.