Live: DCE’s leftie field goal sinks Warriors despite fastest try in NRL history

Spencer Leniu bursts through a gaping hole off a Sam Walker hand-off, and goes over untouched next to the posts.

It looks way too easy, and it is. Naufahu Whyte was standing in the line and Sean Keppie ran into his back.

The bunker steps in correctly to overturn.

The Roosters spin it right and Rob Toia shows immense strength to stand in the tackle of Jack Wighton and Alex Johnston, offloading to Mark Nawaqanitawase.

The Roosters phenom dives over for his 21st try and Sam Walker can’t convert.

Roosters lead 4-0 after six-and-a-half minutes.

Straight away we see the Rabbitohs spin it left, towards Alex Johnston, but captain Jack Wighton can’t offload.

Expect to see A LOT of that tonight.

The rivalry between the Roosters and Rabbitohs resumes with Alex Johnston two tries away from the all-time try-scoring record.

The Warriors spin it right and DWZ dives in for a miraculous put-down.

Tanah Boyd converts from the sideline, so the match ends with a 27-26 win for Manly.

The Sea Eagles are intentionally slowing down the play-the-balls and Jazz Tevaga goes for one too many.

Todd Smith sends him for an early shower, and he flips the bird to Roger Tuivasa-Sheck as he walks past off the field.

Dallin Watene-Zelezniak flies down the right wing and he grubbers through as he comes to Tom Trbojevic.

But Trbojevic just carries on and bumps DWZ into touch, so Todd Smith immediately sends Turbo to the sin bin.

It looked like Daly Cherry-Evans was out of position with the Warriors rushing up on his right foot, so he just turns to his left and dinks it over from 19 metres out with his wrong foot!

Fair way to sign off his Manly career at Brookvale Oval.

Sam healey scoots after a great Erin Clark charge, poking his nose between Jazz Tevaga and Jake Simpkin, and just manages to get the ball down.

Healey was only just back on the field after a calf injury scare.

Todd Smith awards the try on the field and the bunker agrees, but Tevaga and Simpkin have a right to feel a little aggrieved. That looked very close to held up.

The Warriors are back within a converted try with seven minutes left.

The Manly lock is bleeding from the nose after copping Tanner Stowers-Smith’s boot to his conk as he tumbles over a tackle.

Bullemor is off for an HIA and Matt Lodge returns.

The schoolboy rugby union star, from St Augustine’s just across the road from Brookvale, gets on the par for the final 19 minutes tonight.

Anthony Seibold flagged before the game the 19-year-old halfback would get 10 or 15 minutes at the end of the game, but he’s getting a few more because of injuries.

Tommy Talau came off the park five minutes ago with a suspected broken thumb. He was replaced by Aaron Schoupp, who’s now come off with what looks like a serious knee injury.

Luke Brooks sneaks out to left centre, and Walsh is into the halves.

The Chooks maintain their perfect NRLW record, making it 10-0 with a 26-14 victory over the Canberra Raiders.

Even without Isabelle Kelly (Olivia Kernick stepped in as captain) the points still flowed, with Kelly’s replacement in the outside backs, Mia Wood, crossing twice.

Tarryn Aiken was typically phenomenal, with a try, a line break, three try assists and three line break assists.

Eddie Ieremia-Toeava has come out of a Matt Lodge tackle reeling.

He falls over the top of the play-the-ball and the referee doesn’t blow it up — I assume recognising he was injured. It initially looked like a concussion to me, but now he seems to be concerned about his shoulder.

ABC Sport sideline caller Michael Carayannis has reported Rocco Berry isn’t the only person heading to hospital after an injury tonight.

After Lehi Hopoate’s 29th-minute try-saver in the corner on Dallin Watene-Zelezniak, a Fox camera operator was apparently tagged in the leg and left with a nasty gash on his leg.

It was so bad he hitched a ride in the ambulance with Berry to the hospital.

The Warriors run it on the last and they find the gap as Marata Niukore runs a hard line into Luke Brooks’s inside shoulder, allowing Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad to score.

Interestingly, he made a phenomenal tackle on Niukore just a couple of plays prior, so I wonder if he was looking for that again or if he was trying to milk for an obstruction.

Daly Cherry-Evans’s bomb is dropped by Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad and the ball falls to Corey Waddell, who offloads to his forward partner Ethan Bullemor to dive in.

Clayton Faulalo’s contest with CNK was questioned, but cleared by the bunker and the try stands.

Well, they didn’t score straight off the kick-off, but it’s only taken them two minutes in this second half as Luke Brooks sells the dummy half and just blows between Demitric Vaimauga and Erin Clark, then swerves past Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad to touch down.

And there’s no try off the kick-off! What the hell?