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Post by Electric Eel on Aug 16, 2020 10:39:15 GMT 10
22nd June 1990
Cronulla 14 (Andrew Ettingshausen, Glenn Coleman tries, Matthew Corkery 3 goals) defeated Parramatta 8 (Brian Jackson try, Scott Mahon 2 goals).
Venue: Parramatta Stadium. Crowd: 18,042. Referee: Geoff Weeks.
Official Yearbook of the NSWRL
David Middleton
Cronulla subdued Parramatta's key combination of Brett Kenny and Peter Sterling and so came away from Parramatta Stadium with a 14-8 win.
Attempts to shut down Kenny and Sterling had failed for a month before Barry Russell, Laurie Spina and Co. went to work.
Russell, playing at five-eighth for the injured Michael Speechly was particularly effective in giving Kenny no room to move throughout the game.
Cronulla winger Glen Coleman scored the only try of the first half when he linked with opposite winger Matthew Corkery who made a clean break through the Eels' forwards.
Parramatta struck back straight after the break when Brian Jackson scored his regulation try to level at 6-all.
But just four minutes later Sharks' centre Andrew Ettingshausen scored the try that turned the game when he deflected a Peter Sterling kick, regathered and raced 75 metres to the line.
It gave Cronulla a 12-6 lead and the Eels could not reply.
Brett Kenny plays his 200th game in Round 13 against Cronulla.
Cronulla 14 (Andrew Ettingshausen, Glenn Coleman tries, Matthew Corkery 3 goals) defeated Parramatta 8 (Brian Jackson try, Scott Mahon 2 goals).
Venue: Parramatta Stadium. Crowd: 18,042. Referee: Geoff Weeks.
Official Yearbook of the NSWRL
David Middleton
Cronulla subdued Parramatta's key combination of Brett Kenny and Peter Sterling and so came away from Parramatta Stadium with a 14-8 win.
Attempts to shut down Kenny and Sterling had failed for a month before Barry Russell, Laurie Spina and Co. went to work.
Russell, playing at five-eighth for the injured Michael Speechly was particularly effective in giving Kenny no room to move throughout the game.
Cronulla winger Glen Coleman scored the only try of the first half when he linked with opposite winger Matthew Corkery who made a clean break through the Eels' forwards.
Parramatta struck back straight after the break when Brian Jackson scored his regulation try to level at 6-all.
But just four minutes later Sharks' centre Andrew Ettingshausen scored the try that turned the game when he deflected a Peter Sterling kick, regathered and raced 75 metres to the line.
It gave Cronulla a 12-6 lead and the Eels could not reply.
Brett Kenny plays his 200th game in Round 13 against Cronulla.
