LeagueNews.co | Robbie Hamilton
The Sydney Roosters faced off against the Dolphins at Allianz Stadium on Saturday night in Round 24, as reported by roosters.com.au.
In his 200th NRL game, Luke Keary took charge from the start, showcasing his kicking skills and taking risks in attack.
Following a line break from Nat Butcher, Keary executed a high attacking bomb that hit the ground and was caught by Fletcher Baker, creating a moment of anxiety for the Dolphins as he almost found Sandon Smith in support.
Keary continued to make an impact in the second half by delivering a perfect short ball to Butcher, allowing him to break through a tackle and gain significant ground, giving the Tricolours a strong position.
On the next play, Keary once again got his hands on the ball and passed it to Artie Legacy Medallist Billy Smith, who powered through multiple defenders to score a try and give his team the lead.
Despite being held scoreless for the majority of the first half, the Red, White, and Blue managed to find points just before halftime with a try from Joseph Manu.