LeagueNews.co | Cooper McEnroe
The Sydney Roosters' N.S.W.
Cup team secured a solid victory over South Sydney, winning their third game of the season with a score of 24-10.
Despite facing some challenges with an understrength lineup, particularly in the backline and at hooker, the Roosters displayed resilience and determination throughout the match.
The Rabbitohs initially dominated the first twenty minutes of the game, putting pressure on the Roosters' defense, but the Roosters managed to hold their ground and only allowed one try in the first half.
The Roosters responded with two tries of their own before the break, taking a 12-4 lead.
Five eighth Jake Elliott and bench prop Lafi Tuinauvai each contributed a try for the Roosters in the first half.
In the second half, the Roosters gained more possession and field position, ultimately outplaying Souths.
Although Souths scored the first try after the break and closed the gap to just two points, the Roosters maintained their composure and secured a comfortable victory with two additional tries in the second half.
Left winger Tyreece Tait and interchange middle forward Ethan Roberts each scored a try to seal the win for the Roosters.
Despite facing adversity with an understrength lineup, the Roosters' N.S.W.
Cup team showcased their resilience and skill to secure a consecutive victory.
The team's performance was praised for their ability to withstand pressure from South Sydney and capitalize on their opportunities.
The Roosters' determination and teamwork were evident throughout the match, leading to a well-deserved win over their opponents.
The victory marks a positive outcome for the Roosters' senior representative sides on a mixed weekend of results.