LeagueNews.co | Jason Patrick
The Dragons and Eels played to a 28-all draw in their Knock-On Effect NSW Cup match, with Dragons halfback Jonah Glover standing out by scoring the side's opener and assisting in three tries, including a crucial late score by Corey Allan.
However, the Dragons faced setbacks with Hame Sele leaving the field due to hamstring tightness and Tom Eisenhuth being put on report for a late hit on an Eels player.
Despite these challenges, Mathew Feagai managed to force a crucial error from Parramatta with a well-timed hit.
One notable incident in the game was when Connor Muhleisen had to leave the field after suffering a head injury early on.
The Eels managed to get on the scoreboard after fullback Te Hurinui Twidle found space down the right edge to bring the score to 6-4.
The Dragons fought hard throughout the match, with Allan's late try salvaging a draw for the team.
The Dragons' coach, Mat Head, praised the team's efforts in salvaging a draw despite the challenges they faced during the game.
Head highlighted the positive aspects of the team's performance, stating, "I was proud of how the boys handled some adversity." The team's resilience and ability to overcome setbacks were key in securing the draw against a tough opponent like the Eels.
Overall, the Dragons showed determination and a fighting spirit in their Knock-On Effect NSW Cup match against the Eels.
Despite facing injuries and penalties, the team managed to come back and salvage a draw with a late score.
Head's acknowledgment of the team's performance reflects the hard work and dedication shown by the players on the field.
The draw serves as a positive result for the Dragons, highlighting their potential in the competition.