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Harold Matthews Round Five - Balmain Tigers v Cronulla Sharks
2019 NSWRL Harold Matthews Cup Round 5 Cronulla Sharks 16 (Chaz Jarvis, Te Wehi Waitere, Kobie Wilson tries; Liam Sutton 2 goals) def Balmain Tigers 12 (Alexander Miltiadous, Ponipate Rakuli, Tafeuni Vea tries) at Leichhardt Oval, Saturday March 9th.
Gloucester 15 41 Munster Joey Carbery scores 26 points as visitors register thumping win
Subscribe to our channel: https://goo.gl/pqS0mLGloucester 15-41 Munster: Joey Carbery scores 26 points as visitors register thumping win . Munster took a giant step towards the Heineken Champions Cup quarter-finals and dumped Gloucester out of Europe by crushing them 41-15 at Kingsholm. Fly-half Joey Carbery ran the show, bumping his opposite number Danny Cipriani off centre-stage through a brilliant 26-point haul that included two tries. Centre Rory Scannell and wings Keith Earls and Andrew Conway also touched down, although there was a possible concern for Ireland boss Joe Schmidt ahead of the Six Nations when Munster captain Peter O'Mahony went off nursing what appeared to be a rib injury just after half-time. Gloucester managed tries by wing Ollie Thorley and prop Fraser Balmain, plus a Billy Twelvetrees penalty and conversion, yet they remain bottom of Pool Two after Munster opened up an eight-point lead at the top. And the Irish heavyweights, who claimed a five-point maximum from their west country victory, will be guaranteed a place in the last eight if they beat current Gallagher Premiership leaders Exeter in Limerick next Saturday. Cipriani returned after missing Gloucester's last three games due to a chest injury suffered in the Champions Cup home defeat against Exeter, while Thorley also featured and Franco Mostert switched from lock to blindside flanker. Munster head coach Johann Van Graan, meanwhile, made a number of changes from the side that beat Guinness PRO14 opponents Connacht last weekend, including starts for Scannell, Mike Haley and Dave Kilcoyne. Kingsholm was packed to the rafters, including a sizeable Munster contingent, and Gloucester made a bright start as they dominated early territory before their opponents sought a foothold. Twelvetrees opened the scoring with a 45-metre penalty after 14 minutes, but Munster began to exert pressure through scrum-half Conor Murray's exemplary tactical kicking, and Carbery booted an equalising penalty six minutes later. It proved the start of a 13-point scoring burst in seven minutes, with Munster exerting relentless pressure through number eight CJ Stander's tackle-breaking running, and Gloucester ran out of defensive numbers as Carbery crossed for a try that he also converted. And even when Gloucester infringed close to halfway, there was no escape from Carbery as he kicked another penalty to open up a 10-point lead for his team and send warning signals flashing around Kingsholm. But matters continued to deteriorate for Gloucester, and they were stung by a second Munster try during the dying moments of a one-sided first half. With Murray expertly calling the shots, Munster went through numerous phases of patient build-up play before Scannell brushed aside Gloucester wing Charlie Sharples' weak challenge to touch down. Carbery added the conversion to put Munster almost out of sight at the break, leading by 17 points and aiming to take a vice-like grip on their qualifying group. Gloucester had to score first in the second period, and they duly obliged following a punishing passage of play after O'Mahony went off. Munster were forced into a prolonged rearguard action as Gloucester went through 35 phases before Cipriani's long floated pass found an unmarked Thorley, who continued his rich vein of form by crossing unopposed. Twelvetrees missed the angled conversion attempt, but no sooner had Gloucester given themselves a glimmer of hope than Munster ruthlessly snuffed it out when replacement back-row forward Billy Holland delivered a brilliant off-load to Earls, who dived over. Conway then unluckily saw a try disallowed following a forward pass by centre Chris Farrell, but Munster were home and dry, even before Conway crossed and Carbery claimed an interception score to compound Gloucester's misery, with Carbery also contributing five conversions and two pen
1998 NRL Season Highlights Video - "United We Stand"
1998 National Rugby League video recording the competition's inaugural season, round by round.video sleeve: "After almost three years of damaging division, the game of Rugby League as reborn in spectacular fashion when twenty teams lined up for the NRL's maiden championship in March 1998. Over the next six months, challengers to the code's unified crown came and went with the winds of indifference, Manly struggled like they haven't done for years, St George couldn't capitalise on a positive start, Cronulla and Penrith battled gamely through awful injury tolls, Canberra rode out the lengthy absence of Ricky Stuart, South's buying spree bought only disappointment, North Queensland, Adelaide, Balmain and Illawarra showed fits of promise, a potent new force arose from Melbourne, and Newcastle, Norths Parramatta, and Sydney City all launched admirable bids for glory, while Canterbury engineered an incredible late-season resurgence that was only halted by the might of Brisbane. Through two hours of non-stop action, "NRL 1998 Season Highlights" illustrates the story of a remarkable season. There's highlights from all 24 rounds, plus the unforgettable finals series."
Harold Matthews Round Nine - Balmain Tigers v South Sydney Rabbitohs
2018 Harold Matthews Cup Balmain Tigers 54 (Cougar Wheeler 2, William Abou-Arrage 2, Livai Saukuru 2, Jaycob Anjoul 2, Sam Kanaan tries; Zane Camroux 9 goals) def South Sydney Rabbitohs 12 (Terrell Kalo Kalo, Livai Tikoipau tries; Dion Teaupa 2 goals). at Leichhardt Oval, Friday April 7th.
Harold Matthews Round Seven - Balmain Tigers v Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
2018 Harold Matthews Cup Manly Warringah Sea Eagles 20 (Siua Fotu 2, Tony Francis, Tolu Kolua tries; Francis 2 goals) def Balmain Tigers 18 (Henry O'Kane 2, Jayme Elias tries; Zane Camroux 3 goals) at Leichhardt Oval, Saturday March 24th.
Harold Matthews Round Three - Wests Magpies v Balmain Tigers
2018 NSWRL Harold Matthews Cup Round 3 Balmain Tigers 32 (Cougar Wheeler, Emery Jolliffe, Zane Camroux, Thomas Kwok, Livai Saukuru, Jaycob Anjoul tries; Camroux 4 goals) def Wests Magpies 18 (Cameron Lawrence, Henry Alesi, Faleloia Alesana tries; Justin Matamua 3 goals) at Campbelltown Stadium, Saturday February 25th.
HYPEBEAST Visits: Mesut Özil's Sneaker Closet and Mercedes Whips
In the latest installment of our HYPEBEAST Visits series, Özil gives us a tour through his London space. From his cozy living room decked out in marble, hallways filled with paintings showcasing his Turkish heritage, and a spacious PlayStation game room perfect for a boys night in, Özil’s pad is the perfect hangout spot. The midfielder even takes us on a tour of his dressing room stacked with an enviable amount of the hottest adidas sneakers including the rarest kicks from Pharrell’s Hu. NMD line, Kanye West’s YEEZY showings and the latest adidas Football wears. Özil’s closet also houses Virgil Abloh’s Off-White™ creations, Balmain, and his favorite present from his mom: an Hermès leather belt. To finish off the tour, Özil introduces his arsenal of Mercedes Benzes. Check it all out in the video above. For up-to-date news and more: http://HYPEBEAST.com View more HYPEBEAST videos: http://YOUTUBE.com/user/HypebeastTV Stay connected with us on your favorite social media platform: http://FACEBOOK.com/hypebeast http://TWITTER.com/hypebeast http://TUMBLR.com/tagged/hypebeast http://PINTEREST.com/hypebeast http://INSTAGRAM.com/hypebeast