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In a riveting showdown at the Santos National Football Stadium in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea, rugby league enthusiasts were treated to an exhilarating clash between the PNG Hunters and the Redcliffe Dolphins. Despite a spirited effort from the Hunters, the Dolphins emerged victorious with a commanding scoreline of 39 points to 20, showcasing their dominance on the field.

The PNG Hunters displayed flashes of brilliance throughout the match, punctuated by impressive tries from Jamie Mavoko at the 20th minute, Whallan Tau-Loi at the 26th minute, Joshua Lau at the 32nd minute, and Sanny Wabo at the 48th minute. However, their valiant efforts were overshadowed by the relentless attack from the Redcliff Dolphins.

The Dolphins, buoyed by their formidable lineup, unleashed a relentless assault on the Hunters' defense, securing tries through Joshua James at the 11th minute, Steven Numambo at the 36th minute, Max Bailey at the 53rd minute, Sheldon Pitama at the 57th minute, and Harrison Graham at the 60th and 75th minutes, along with a stellar effort from Latrell Siegwalt at the 70th minute. Their clinical execution and strategic gameplay ultimately proved too much for the Hunters to contain.

As the final whistle blew, signaling the end of a pulsating encounter, the Redcliff Dolphins celebrated a well-deserved victory, while the PNG Hunters were left to ponder their performance and regroup for future challenges in the league. The match served as a testament to the competitive spirit of rugby league in Papua New Guinea, captivating fans with its intensity and showcasing the skill and determination of both teams on the field.

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