NRL 2019 live: Warriors v Sea Eagles in Auckland

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Warriors 24 - 16 Sea Eagles

Full-time: What a result for the Warriors - that's a massive win against the form team of the competition, and kickstart their run to the playoffs. 

80 min: Last play there for the Sea Eagles and RTS comes up with the ball to deny the Sea Eagles a final chance and ice the win for the home side. 

78 min: TRY - Warriors. That's a huge moment from the Warriors - Jazz Tevaga goes himself and he's too strong, he scores the try to surely win the game for the Warriors here. Kick is good, Warriors 24 - 16 Sea Eagles.

76 min: Forward pass from the Sea Eagles - a massive chance to ice the game here for the Warriors. 

75 min: TRY - Sea Eagles, really good option from the visitors as Tom Trbojevic spins the ball right on the final tackle and Garrick scores. Kick is good. Warriors 18 - 16 Sea Eagles. 

73 min: TRY - Sea Eagles, the Sea Eagles work the ball to the right and they find success... the Warriors playing with just 12 men and it's Garrick who scores. Kick is good. Warriors 18 - 10 Sea Eagles. 

71 min: The Warriors give away a penalty and Manly will work the ball to halfway - they need to score three times. 

70 min: Big mistake from Sironen - he knocks the ball on just 20 metres out from his own line. 

68 min: TRY - Sea Eagles, it had to come sooner or later - it comes through Joel Thompson who gets the Sea Eagles back into the contest. Kick is wide. Warriors 18 - 4 Sea Eagles. 

Really soft call there - and super unlucky for the Warriors. 

68 min: Very close to a Manly try there - Walker kicks the ball in behind and DCE goes for the ball but misses it. But the bunker deems there to be illegal contact from Adam Blair and he ends up in the bin. Penalty called. 

65 min: Warriors up too fast and concede a penalty - Manly need to score here if they want any chance in this match you'd feel. 

64 min: Another knock on from the Sea Eagles and the Warriors will start their attack 90m away from the line. 

62 min: A line dropout for the Warriors after Manly kick the ball in behind. 

60 min: Harris-Tavita is having a blinder, DCE makes a break down the left edge and puts in a kick but RTS gets back and gather the ball. 

58 min: Really good attack from the Warriors - but a final pass goes forward. 

55 min: Knock on from the Sea Eagles ends their try-scoring chance. 

53 min: Maumalo knocks the ball on just 5 metres out from his own line - big set here for the Sea Eagles. 

50 min: Both sides playing pretty solid not alot of risk-taking going on here. Manly probably need to score next. 

46 min: The Warriors force a knock-on at the play the ball. Big moment. 

45 min: More fearless defence from the home side and some great attacking sees them press down in Manly's half. 

45 min: The visitors earn a penalty and will look to score their first points of the game. 

44 min: A kick is a bit too heavy from Blake Green and it hands Manly a seven-tackle set. 

41 min: The Warriors get through their first set of the second half. 

41 min: Kick off for the second half at Mt Smart Stadium. 

Half-time here at Mt Smart Stadium and wow what a difference a week makes - they were 30-0 down last week and now the Warriors lead 18-0 at the break. 

40 min: Penalty kick is good. Warriors 18 - 0 Sea Eagles. 

39 min: One last chance probably here for the Warriors they win a penalty out in front. 

37 min: Harris-Tavita gets a kick in behind and all the Sea Eagles can do is kick it out and make it a line drop out. 

36 min: This half gets worse the Sea Eagles - a penalty goes against the visitors and the Warriors kick for touch. 

34 min: Harris-Tavita puts up a cross-field kick but Dylan Walker gathers and runs down field - setting up an attack for the Sea Eagles. 

33 min: A penalty won by the Warriors - nice reward for all of their defence so far. 

32 min: More really good defence from the hosts as DCE gets some medical attention on the fifth tacke - he appears to be all good to carry on. 

31 min: The Sea Eagles win a penalty and Fonua-Blake lets Tevaga know about it before both sides get into a bit of argy bargy. 

30 min: Warriors hot on attack and go close but Tommy Turbo ends any threat of a try with a nice catch off the kick of Pompey. 

28 min: Nicely done from the Warriors after their try- flawless set to put the pressure on Manly. 

26 min: TRY - Warriors. What a try. Ken Maumalo does really well to stay in the field of play - after some quick hands from Harris-Tavita and it goes upstairs but the try is awarded. Kick is good. Warriors 16 - 0 Sea Eagles.  

25 min: Penalty won by the Warriors, Tevaga does really well - running into some lazy markers and it's a big moment for the hosts - can they extend their lead even more. 

22 min: TRY - Warriors. From zero to hero really quick for RTS - Green puts a kick over the top and RTS kicks the ball before throwing a no-look flick through his legs and Ligi Sao gos over. Kick is good. Warriors 10 - 0 Sea Eagles. 

21 min: A rare mistake from RTS gives the Sea Eagles a really good chance to score but Cherry-Evans kicks it too hard and the Warriors get a seven-tackle set. 

20 min: The Warriors cough up another penalty - their fourth striaght and Manly will look to get on the board here. 

18 min: More desperate defence for the Warriors and they hold the Sea Eagles out again and force a mistake - really good defence. 

16 min: Sea Eagles win a penalty and they take the tap. 

14 min: Manly go very close once again but the Warriors do well to gather and look to clear the ball. 

12 min: Really good desperate defence from the home side as they get the ball back and set up an attack from their own line. 

11 min: The Sea Eagles force a line drop out with a kick in behind and RTS can only gather before being tackled. 

10 min: Manly win a penalty out in front of the posts and will tap. 

9 min: Knock on in the set after the try from the Warriors - and it sets up a really good attacking oppurtunity for the Sea Eagles. 

7 min: TRY - Warriors, really good from Harris-Tavita who kicks on the fourth in behind the defence and Maumalo scores out wide. Great try. Kick is wide. Warriors 4 - 0 Sea Eagles.  

6 min: First penalty of the game goes to the Warriors. 

4 min: Mistake free footy from both sides so far. 

3 min: Really good intent on defence early on from the Warriors - need some creativity with ball in hand. 

2 min: Good defensive set first up for the Warriors. 

1 min: Kick off here at Mt Smart Stadium.

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Kia ora, good evening and welcome to Newshub's live updates of the NRL clash between the Warriors and the Manly Sea Eagles from Mt Smart Stadium in Auckland.

TAB Odds: Warriors $3.00   Sea Eagles $1.37

Pre-game chat: Chanel Harris-Tavita earns start for Warriors against Manly Sea Eagles

Promising young Warriors half Chanel Harris-Tavita will have a chance to add to his rapidly growing reputation, when he claims the No.6 jersey for the clash with the Manly Sea Eagles at Mt Smart on Friday.

The 20-year-old will replace regular Kodi Nikorima, who hasn't recovered from the ankle injury aggravated early in the side's heavy defeat to the Canberra Raiders on Saturday.

Harris-Tavita turned plenty of heads in his near 60-minute stretch last weekend, scoring two tries and defending stoutly, as a lone bright spot in an otherwise dismal outing for the Warriors.

Hooker Karl Lawton has also succumbed to the shoulder injury that forced him from the field against the Raiders and will hand the No.9 jersey to utility Jazz Tevaga for the contest against the surging Sydneysiders.

NRL 2019 live: Warriors v Sea Eagles in Auckland

Coming onto the interchange for the Manly contest are half Adam Keighran and middle forward Ligi Sao, along with front rower Sam Lisone.

Sao hasn't featured since the loss to the Broncos in late May, but has played a starring role - alongside Lisone - in the reserve-grade side's recent push to sixth place on the ladder.

Fifth-placed Manly have long been a bogey side for the Warriors and come to Auckland with a three-game win streak, which includes a rare victory over the league-leading Storm in Melbourne.

Meanwhile, the slumping Warriors - currently sitting12th on the NRL ladder - hope to avoid the ignominy of a club record-setting seventh straight defeat at Mt Smart Stadium.

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