LeagueNews.co | Cooper McEnroe
The Parramatta Eels managed to maintain their unbeaten streak in Round 4 of the SG Ball Cup, but it was their resurgent second half performance that secured the victory against the South Sydney Rabbitohs at Eric Tweedale Stadium on Saturday.
Facing off against another undefeated team, the Eels knew they needed to bring their A-game to come out on top.
Despite a shaky start filled with errors and mistakes, the Eels fought back in true rugby league fashion.
The Rabbitohs were quick to capitalize on the Eels' errors, scoring the first try and converting it to take an early six nil lead within the first ten minutes of the game.
A second try followed shortly after, as the Eels struggled to regain their footing on the field.
Just when it seemed like Souths were running away with the game, the Eels found their rhythm.
With quick thinking and strong teamwork, the Eels managed to stage an impressive comeback, closing the gap and eventually taking the lead.
In the end, the Eels emerged victorious, proving that in rugby league, it's not always about how you start the game, but how you finish it.
This win solidified the Eels' position as a formidable force in the competition, with their sights set on more success in the future.