[Please refresh for the latest updates] Rabbitohs 28 - 24 Warriors Full-time. What a finish ,wow! The Rabbitohs win. 78 min: TRY - Rabbitohs, WOW! It's him again, he has four - they have just looked the better team for the final 10 minutes - and Walker has four , another try assist for Cook. Kick is wide. Rabbitohs 28 - 24 Warriors. 77 min: Drop goal attempt from Reynolds but it's cahrged down, Bunnies get the ball back. 76 min: Harris-Tavita goes for the drop goal but it's wide. 75 min: Gagai knock on give the Warriors the ball back, 70m to go. 73 min: TRY - Rabbitohs, it's the duo of Cook and Walker who team up again, Walker scores his hat-trick. Kick is good. Rabbitohs 24 - 24 Warriors. 72 min: The Rabbitohs earn a repeat set - big momenths coming here. 70 min: Warriors have the ball here, 10 to go 30 metres out. 68 min: Big hit on Issac Luke - Murray gets him high, around the head - Rabbitohs keep the ball. 66 min: Massive final 15 minutes for both sides here, season defining maybe? 64 min: Penalty goes against the Rabbitohs, obstruction called. 62 min: TRY - Rabbitohs, Cody Walker makes another break for the Rabbitohs and they eventually score through Ethan Lowe, kick is good. Rabbitohs 18 - 24 Warriors. 60 min: Another mistake from the Warriors - a knock on, they're overplaying at the moment. 58 min: A mistake on the first tackle from the Warriors - Harris-Tavita with a forward pass. 57 min: Close from the Warriors but Tuivasa-Sheck loses the ball forward, Sam Burgess loses the ball on their first tackle - Warriors ball. 55 min: Grubber through from Walker and Tuivasa-Sheck is leading the attack, Ken Maumalo wins a penalty. 51 min: TRY - Warriors, Lisone scores - a great team try, it's followed up with huge amounts of energy and lots of cheehoos. Kick is good. Rabbitohs 12 - 24 Warriors. 50 min: End of the set for the Warriors, bad pass from Harris-Tavita. 47 min: Good kick from Harris-Tavita and Walkers is tackled in goal for a repeat set to the visitors. 45 min: Both sides back into the grind - two sets are completed. 43 min: TRY - Warriors, It's too easy for the big man, Tohu Harris goes through almost untouched after a ball from Harris-Tavita, Kick is good. Rabbitohs 12 - 18 Warriors. 41 min: Kick off for the second half, big 40 coming up. 40 min: Half-time! It's all locked up at the break. 39 min: Knock on from the Rabbitohs and that should nearly be half time, great defence from the Warriors. 38 min: Kata knocks the ball on - it's on the line too, Rabbits ball. 36 min: Successful sets from both sides towards the end of the first half, Souths have it with three minutes to go. 32 min: Sam Burgess goes down for a while after Lachlan Burr connects with a shoulder to the head, penalty won by the Bunnies and they look to move upfield. 31 min: Harris-Tavita kicks the ball out to end a decent set for the Warriors. 28 min: TRY - Warriors, Jazz Tevaga scores the second try for the visitors, it was off the back of a great run from Lachlan Burr who offloads it to the hooker. Kick is good. Rabbitohs 12 - 12 Warriors. 27 min: Rabbitohs complete their set but the Warriors earn a penalty - much needed. 24 min: Oh no, Ken Maumalo knocks the ball on and the Rabbitohs have the ball 15m out. But a knock on sees the Warriors get the ball right back. 23 min: Tough couple of minutes for the Warriors, question is, how do they respond? 22 min: TRY - Rabbitohs, just outstanding from Damien Cook - who plays the ball quickly and cuts through the Warriors defence, he draw and passes past Tuivasa-Sheck and Walker has a double. Kick is good. Rabbitohs 12 - 6 Warriors. 22 min: TRY - Rabbitohs, Cody Walker gathers his own kick and goes over to score. Kick is good. Rabbitohs 6 - 6 Warriors. 21 min: Close call for the Rabbitohs as Tuivasa-Sheck coughs the ball up - but the ref calls it a tackle, Rabbitohs ball . 19 min: The Warriors complete another set and the ball goes to Johnston who starts the attack for the hosts. 17 min: Sam Burgess throws a pass forward and the Warriors are rewarded for their defence. 16 min: The Rabbitohs go the length of the field and force a repeat set, great kick from Johnston. 16 min: The Warriors go over, but it's called back for being offside on Chanel Harris-Tavita. 14 min: TRY - Warriors, the captain is putting this team on his back - he is doing everything offensively and Roger Tuivasa-Sheck has scored the opener, breaking through the defensive line. Kick is good. Rabbitohs 0 - 6 Warriors. 14 min: Another set for the Warriors, forcing a drop out. 11 min: Penalty goes to the Warriors and it has been a really good start for the visitors. 9 min: Great set from the Warriors and Tuivasa-Sheck makes another break, just like last week - his pass to Fusitu'a is forward. 6 min: Rabbitohs complete the set and it's a great pickup from Tuivasa-Sheck, Warriors kick the ball away. Decision is grounded by the Warriors. No try. Goal line drop out. 5 min: The Rabbitohs go the length of the field - ref goes upstairs for a potential try. is there interference? 3 min: Rabbitohs earn their first penalty, 3 min: Beale goes so close but can't get the ball in field and it's the Rabbitohs ball. 2 min: Tuivasa-Sheck is tackled without the ball and earns a penalty for the Warriors. 1 min: We are underway! Another change - Peter Hiku into five eighth with Blake Green out, Gerard Beale will start at centre. The Warriors line-up has been oncfirmed and Issac Luke will start - with Karl Lawton missing out on the 17. ---------------------------------<doc-sep>Damien Cook passes during the win over the Warriors. Cody Walker’s four-try haul has lifted South Sydney past a defiant Warriors 28-24 and drawn high praise from coach Wayne Bennett in the NRL’s first visit to the Sunshine Coast. The Rabbitohs five-eighth leapt to plant the match-winner with three minutes to play, capping a stirring comeback that looked out of reach after a sleepy start. Walker and Damien Cook were the architects, combining all afternoon in front of a record 11,912 Saturday crowd at Sunshine Coast Stadium. Live stream the 2019 NRL Telstra Premiership on KAYO SPORTS. Every game of every round live & anytime on your TV or favourite device. Get your 14 day free trial > “He was outstanding. What Cody does best is run the football and that’s what he did today,” Bennett said. “He was in a league of his own today.” The Warriors fought hard despite the loss of experienced halfback Blake Green before kickoff with a groin injury. Cody Walker is kissed by his father Bernie Walker Source: AAP Second-gamer Chanel Harris-Tavita stepped up to guide the side well, kicking smartly and setting up a Tohu Harris try in the second half to edge the Kiwi outfit ahead 18-12. When Sam Lisone spun his way over in the 50th minute, the Rabbitohs looked out of options. But a big Sam Burgess hit on David Fusitu’a brought them and the pro-South Sydney crowd to life. MATCH CENTRE: Rabbitohs v Warriors Ethan Lowe found the line soon after and Walker - who had already scored twice in the first half - terrorised the left edge with two more in the final seven minutes. “The rhythm to our game wasn’t there but I said to (assistant coach) Jason (Demetriou) we’re starting to get back into a bit of a groove here,” Bennett said. Roger Tuivasa-Sheck celebrates scoring for the Warriors Source: AAP “(Sam) knew they needed (a big defensive play) as well. We were starting to get back into it by then and he just put a bit more to it for us.” Walker had hooker Cook to thank, the speedy No.9 proving a constant handful and laying on two of Walker’s tries to move them to 4-1 this season. Warriors captain Roger Tuivasa-Sheck was electric in the first half, stepping off his right foot through the guts of the defence for the opening try. Sam Burgess is met by the Warriors defence Source: Getty Images MORE NRL NEWS REF PROBE: NRL to investigate after Macdonald’s broken leg ‘disgrace’ MILESTONE MAN: Smith overtakes El Masri’s all-time pointscoring record EYE OF THE STORM: McGuire escapes charge for alleged gouge against Melbourne CALMING INFLUENCE: Roberts steers Titans to first win of the season ONE IN, ALL IN: Shoulder charge sparks wild melee between Titans and Panthers But Warriors coach Stephen Kearney was disappointed they weren’t able to turn that impressive start into two points. “We just needed to manage the game more effectively,” he said. “They’d worked so hard to get themselves in the position ... you can’t invite them back into the contest and I think we did that.” SOUTH SYDNEY 28 (C Walker 4 E Lowe tries A Reynolds 4 goals) bt NZ WARRIORS 24 (T Harris S Lisone J Tevaga R Tuivasa-Sheck tries C Harris-Tavita 4 goals) at Sunshine Coast Stadium. Referee: Chris Butler, Chris Sutton. Crowd: 11,912. Re-live all the action in our live blog below. If you can’t see it click here.<doc-sep>Loading Wayne Bennett said Cody Walker was in a 'league of his own' after the Rabbitohs five-eighth helped himself to four tries – including the match-winner – as South Sydney survived a Roger Tuivasa-Sheck masterclass to squeeze past the Warriors on Saturday afternoon. Souths were flat in patches but lifted when it mattered near the end; Walker crossing in the 77th minute to seal the 28-24 victory after both sides had failed with their respective attempts at field goal. That's my boy! Souths star Cody Walker is embraced by his father Bernie after his big day on the Sunshine Coast. Credit:AAP Tuivasa-Sheck and young gun Chanel Harris-Tavita were both influential for the Warriors, who lost halfback Blake Green in the warm-up to a groin injury but still led 24-12 halfway through the final stanza. But with Sam Burgess producing some enormous defence to put a rocket under his side, Souths rallied strongly. Walker crossed in the 72nd and 77th minutes, to go with a quickfire pair of tries in the first half, to ensure Wayne Bennett left with at least half a smile on his face."<doc-sep>Warriors coach Stephen Kearney admits his side's game management in the final quarter of their 28-24 loss to the Rabbitohs was poor, and cost New Zealand a chance a victory. With 19 minutes to go, the Warriors held a 24-12 lead over the Bunnies, but South Sydney scored three tries to steal victory from Kearney's side - who had led for the majority of the match at Sunshine Coast Stadium. The Warriors were dealt a massive blow minutes before kickoff, with chief playmaker Blake Green injuring his groin, forcing a late backline re-shuffle. Kearney didn't use Green's absence as an excuse for the defeat even though it was notable, especially in the final 10 minutes when the Warriors had a chance to close out the match. "I couldn't fault the effort, but I thought we weren't that smart at the back end of sets in the second half," Kearney said. "When we got 12 points ahead we had to manage the game more effectively. We didn't do that so well, and that was frustrating. "I reckon we had enough occasions to manage the game properly but just failed to do so. That's the NRL, you've got to work to the final whistle. Sixty-minute efforts don't get you the win. "I was just really disappointed for them, for all the effort and hard work that they put in, that they couldn't quite get the result." With Green absent, Peta Hiku slotted in for a rare appearance in the halves, while rookie halfback Chanel Harris-Tavita took the reigns as the primary playmaker in just his second NRL game.<doc-sep>
Cody Walker has scored four tries for the Rabbitohs, helping them to a narrow 28-24 victory over the Warriors. The Rabbitohs' five-eighth leapt to plant the match-winner with three minutes to play, capping a stirring comeback that looked out of reach after a sleepy start. Walker and Damien Cook were the architects, combining all afternoon on Saturday in front of a record 11,912 crowd at Sunshine Coast Stadium. The Warriors fought hard despite the loss of experienced halfback Blake Green before kickoff with a groin injury. Second-gamer Chanel Harris-Tavita stepped up to guide the side well, kicking smartly and setting up a Tohu Harris try in the second half to edge the Kiwi outfit ahead 18-12. When Sam Lisone spun his way over in the 50th minute, the Rabbitohs looked out of options. But a big Sam Burgess hit on David Fusitu'a brought them and the pro-South Sydney crowd to life. Ethan Lowe found the line soon after and Walker - who had already scored twice in the first half - terrorised the left edge with two more in the final seven minutes. He had hooker Cook to thank, the speedy No.9 proving a continuous handful and laying on two of Walker's tries. With the scores deadlocked at 24-24, both sides had cracks at field goals without success, before Walker took matters into his own hands with a diving effort that took Wayne Bennett's men to 4-1 this season. Warriors captain Roger Tuivasa-Sheck was electric in the first half, stepping off his right foot through the guts of the defence for the game's first try. He was hard to handle all match but will leave Queensland licking his wounds and crossing his fingers for good news on Green. AAP.