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'Do you want to be remembered': Daley's challenge to Blues

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By Brad Walter Verified
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Blues coach Laurie Daley has challenged his players to write their names in history by winning the State of Origin series in a decider at Suncorp Stadium after a second half implosion at the MCG. After mounting the biggest comeback in Origin history to triumph 22-20 in the opening game at Accor Stadium, the Blues appeared on track to win the series when they led 12-8 at halftime.
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Origin Two: Blues stun Maroons to take early lead

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By Brad Walter Verified
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The Westpac NSW Blues are looking to wrap up the 2026 State of Origin series while the Queensland Maroons are out to force a decider on their home turf at Suncorp Stadium. After losing last year's series 2-1, the Blues have given themselves a gilt-edged opportunity to regain the shield courtesy of a heart-stopping 22-20 victory in Game One.
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This time Kuli is playing for both sides of his family

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By Brad Walter Verified
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Rookie Maroons forward Kulikefu Finefeuiaki will finally be able to represent both sides of his family when he makes his State of Origin debut at the MCG. Finefeuiaki, who will play for Tonga at Rugby League World Cup 2026, has been the subject of a tug-of-war for his international allegiances between Tonga and Samoa – and that’s just within his family.
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