As it stated in newshub
Returning Lolohea happy with performance in Warriors golden point win
Returning Lolohea happy with performance in Warriors golden point win
Young gun Tuimoala Lolohea says his return to the Warriors starting line-up for Saturday's extra-time victory over Penrith could have been better, but is a good first step.The 21-year-old showcased his trademark footwork at fullback in the 20-16 win at Mt Smart Stadium and produced an exciting run down the left flank to help create his side's first try.But he also failed to prevent a Peter Wallace 40-20 kick late in the second half and occasionally looked shaky under the high ball, dropping one Panthers bomb under pressure.
by the same token on dailytelegraph
NRL 2016: Shaun Johnson try seals Warriors golden point win over Penrith
NRL 2016: Shaun Johnson try seals Warriors golden point win over Penrith
SHAUN Johnson couldn't get close to kicking a field goal against Penrith.So he won it with his running game, sealing a 20-16 thriller to deliver the Warriors their first win in three straight golden point games.Penrith's loss to the Warriors has cost them a top eight spot by the smallest of margins with New Zealand leapfrogging the Panthers.
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Another Warriors golden point defeat not worth contemplating for Shaun Johnson
Another Warriors golden point defeat not worth contemplating for Shaun Johnson
Another Warriors golden point defeat not worth contemplating for Shaun JohnsonDAVID LONG/STUFF.CO.NZ Shaun Johnson felt going for a try was a better option.Warriors match-winner Shaun Johnson says he dares not think about how the team would be feeling if they had lost in golden-point time to the Panthers at Mt Smart Stadium on Saturday night.Johnson scored a superb try in the 89th minute to give the Warriors a 20-16 win over the Panthers.
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