Who won State of Origin 2022

Updated photos from Game One of the 2022 Ampol State of Origin series as New South Wales host Queensland at Accor Stadium. All photos taken by the ...

'Play of the game': The THREE 'big' QLD moments behind stunning Origin epic.

“If Val doesn’t make that decision to come in from the wing, that’s a try every week. “I know Stephen Crichton wasn’t, he wasn’t expecting Cameron Munster to strip the ball. But it’s the little moments that count in State of Origin.” He initially beat Cherry-Evans and then Reuben Cotter before chipping a small kick. “From the other side of the field, that could be the play of the game. What a player.” You don’t do one and the game gets away from you.” That’s a superstar. That was enormous. This bloke (Cherry-Evans) jumped on a ball late in the game when there was a half chance that they were going to score a try. “They’re little moments but they’re big moments. “That (Munster’s strip) was a big moment.

The Queensland Maroons take a 1-0 series lead away from home, holding on for a 16-10 win over the Blues in Origin I in Sydney.

It was good tonight." "Probably the hardest game I have ever played in. I think guys just let me go." A lot of the boys put themselves in the picture and came up with some big efforts. "Particularly with the effort from the team. It is those moments that makes me proud of this group. Reuben Cotter is just that sort of player. "I was so proud of this group. By Simon Smale Can the Blues hit back? By Simon Smale With the all-important first try after half-time up for grabs, Munster made a typically elusive jinking run through the middle, with Daniel Tupou knocking down a Ponga pass to stop more points.

Streaming records have been broken after nearly three million viewers tuned in for Wednesday night's showdown between NSW and Queensland.

We were thrilled with how they performed and the numbers are a true reflection of how people are consuming content these days.” The interstate clash was the top program across all key demographics, with the audience total comprised of 1.771m metropolitan viewers, 741,000 regionally, as well as the record streaming numbers. A national average audience of 2.937m witnessed Queensland hang on to record a thrilling 16-10 victory at Accor Stadium on Wednesday night.

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The rivalry of grenades getting thrown from one side of the border to the other. “The preparation and the coverage has never been more intense than what it is now and the players in response are pulling back. “...I’d like to think that we’re going to play well.” “The last quote anybody can remember was when Paul Gallen was paid $20,000 by the NRL to liven it up so he came out and called them two heads which just set Queensland alight. “Even in the lead-up to the game, nobody says anything,” he said. It’s expected to be a windy and wild affair in front of an expected sell-out crowd at Sydney’s Accor Stadium for Game 1.