Dragons vs Warriors

Fortunately the slack was picked up by centre Moses Suli with 219m from 18 carries with winger Mikaele Ravalawa also strong with 172m from 18 runs. Cody Ramsey ...

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The Dragons and Warriors featured in two of the more bizarre games at Magic Round, left to rue what might have been after going under in tense finishes.

Hunt is enjoying a fine season for the Red V with nine try assists and 27 tackle breaks, testing opposition defences with his incisive runs and vision. Warriors: Ben Murdoch-Masila will start for Matt Lodge after the prop was granted an immediate release from the remainder of his contract. Dragons: Jack Gosiewski, who was named to replace Josh McGuire (groin), is out and is instead replaced in the run-on side by Tyrell Fuimaono. Cody Ramsey starts at fullback in place of Tyrell Sloan, while Francis Molo's younger brother Michael will make his NRL debut from the bench.

Second plays third with the Melbourne Storm in Townsville to play North Queensland. Earlier, St George Illawarra got past the Warriors 24-18.

He missed his conversion but added a penalty to make it 24-18 with 10 minutes to go. They also lost star prop Addin Fonua-Blake to injury. In front of 7,147 fans at a rain-soaked Jubilee Oval in Kogarah, Ramsey returned from a hamstring injury sustained in round three and took to the number one jumper with ease, scoring a try and setting up another.

Welcome to Wide World of Sports' coverage of Round 11 of the NRL with the Cowboys and Storm locking horns.

But it's the Cowboys on top 12-6 at the main the break. The Cowboys lead despite conceding eight errors compared to just four from Melbourne. Despite coming off a thrashing at the hands of Penrith last week, Melbourne has entered tonight's match as favourites according to the bookies.

Goalkicking proved the difference as the Dragons came from behind to down the Warriors 24-18 in the wet at Netstrata Jubilee Stadium on Saturday.

Amone then made a long range break and was pulled down by Reece Walsh, who interfered in the play-the-ball and conceded a penalty that enabled Lomax to extend the Dragons lead to 24-18. He helps our attack and our defence a lot," Warriors coach Nathan Brown. Tohu is our best player and he has come back in his second game after nine months and that is why we improved. For us it looked like initially we were going to get caught in goal so it was just a sign of what they wanted to do in the second half. They wanted to win that game and they lifted themselves with little efforts like that, defensively when we needed them," Dragons coach Anthony Griffin. "The thing I was most impressed with was the second half when the game was going against us and we had to wrestle it back, which we did.

The Warriors remain a work in progress – and are running out of time to find their best.

From that high, things went south in the space of four minutes. They got momentum through the middle and limited mistakes, even if they lacked some snap in their sets. But otherwise they were solid and probably should have been further ahead. The Warriors tried to force their way back into the contest, before a controversial call, with Lomax adjudged to have made it out of his in goal, after a massive pile-up, when all available evidence suggested he hadn't. The Dragons were rewarded for more invention and endeavour, while they also lifted the intensity in the second half and the Warriors couldn't stay with them. The Warriors remain a work in progress – and they are running out of time to find their best.

live feed · DRAGONS: 1. Cody Ramsey, 2. Mathew Feagai, 3. Moses Suli, 4. Zac Lomax, 5. Mikaele Ravalawa, 6. Talatau Amone, 7. Ben Hunt (C), 10. Blake Lawrie, 9.