The two sides were squeezing one another and the Tempest had the option to open the scoring first when Scratch Meaney opened a punishment objective following 15 minutes. The Tempest then, at that point, added to their 2-0 lead as a right call from Award Atkins administering Kayal Iro put himself into position to allow the ball to hit him and go out saw the Tempest assault and out of spurious half Eli Katoa went over. The Sharks had the option to hit back five minutes after the fact with the newbie Tuku Hau Tapuha crashing over under the posts and after Daniel Atkinson changed over, the Sharks had evened out the scores. Cam Munster set up Melbourne’s second attempt with a glorious ball out to Reimis Smith who had the option to move past and the Tempest were back in front driving 12-6. Discussion started to rule with two extremely quarrelsome dugout choices leaving the home fans and the NRL fans at an entire exceptionally confounded as Harry Award was punished and sin binned for contact on the leg of Daniel Atkinson. The Tempest fans were disturbed just like a ton of the NRL public as the contact from Award being very minor yet the choice was to canister the Melbourne skipper. The Sharks exploited the numbers and again it was through dugout debate that they got the following attempt with Oregon Kaufusi rolling over however at first denied by Award Atkins on field for a thump on and replays appeared to concur yet Adam Well decided that belonging was kept up with and grounded and the scores were level. Cronulla started to rule position and ownership and subsequent to thumping on the entryway more than once they had the option to barge over when Jesse Ramien moved past in the corner. Atkinson’s sideline change gave the Sharks an important lead. Tyran Wishart demonstrated that he is a significant product as he had the option to independently pull the Tempest back into the game as he took a run with the protection separating and the Tempest evened out things. The Sharks then returned into the lead with a Daniel Atkinson field objective before an unfortunate choice to go short from the start up for Melbourne saw the ball return the alternate way as Ronaldo
