LeagueNews.co | Jason Patrick
In a wild NRL showdown, a feisty pitch invader, dubbed the 'iPhone' for her quirky interruption, made headlines by halting a crucial match not once, but twice - leaving fans scratching their heads and officials with a tough call to make.
The Sydney Roosters emerged victorious in a gritty 26-8 battle against the Canterbury Bulldogs, securing their spot in the NRL's illustrious top four.
The game, which unfolded at Gosford on a rainy Saturday night, was a true test of skill and determination for both teams.
With the Dolphins' heart-stopping defeat to the Storm setting the stage the night before, the Roosters seized the opportunity to climb the ladder, showing their mettle in challenging weather conditions.
Led by the dynamic duo of Sam Walker, who orchestrated all four tries, and James Tedesco, who put on a stellar 235m performance, the Roosters proved their worth on the field.
Despite the low scoring affair, the match was not short on drama.
A contentious high tackle led to Junior Pauga's dismissal, while a late-game sin binning for Walker added an extra layer of intensity.
However, the most bizarre moment came in the first half, thanks to the unexpected appearance of the 'iPhone'.
In the unpredictable world of Rugby League, where anything can happen, this quirky incident will surely go down in history as a reminder that in the game of footy, there's always a surprise waiting around the corner.