LeagueNews.co | Robbie Hamilton
The Warriors are reporting on a heart-wrenching [Rugby League](sporting analogy) match that ended in golden point agony.
A sensational two-point field goal from Sean O'Sullivan secured the [Dolphins](sporting cliché) their first victory in four weeks, edging out the courageous Warriors 34-32 in a nail-biting showdown.
O'Sullivan, who typically plays halfback for the Dolphins feeder team Redcliffe, was a game-changer when he entered the fray midway through the first period of extra time at the iconic Suncorp Stadium.
The match was a do-or-die [sports analogy] for both sides, with their playoff hopes hanging in the balance.
The intensity was palpable as the Warriors mounted a valiant comeback that ultimately fell agonizingly short.
The Dolphins got off to a flying start, notching two early tries to put the pressure on their opponents.
Felise Kaufusi opened the scoring with a gritty effort, chasing down a clever kick into the Warriors' in-goal area.
Centre Herbie Farnworth then showcased his speed with a scintillating length-of-the-field try to extend the lead.
Although the Warriors fought back with a determined try from Edward Kosi, their first-half efforts were not enough to match the Dolphins' firepower.
Kodi Nikorima added another try for the home team, who also benefited from a penalty goal that stretched their lead after a high tackle on Ray Stone by Roger Tuivasa-Sheck.
Despite heading into halftime with a 20-6 advantage, the Dolphins knew they couldn't afford to ease off the gas pedal given their history of second-half struggles.
The Warriors staged a thrilling comeback, but O'Sullivan's clutch field goal ultimately sealed the Dolphins' hard-fought victory in a classic [Rugby League](sporting analogy) showdown.