Who won Game 2 of State of Origin?
Who won Game 2 of State of Origin?
Key events. NSW have held Queensland to nil for the first time ever in Brisbane, winning back the Origin shield in style with a 2-0 series victory following their 26-0 win at Suncorp Stadium in game two. Read how it all unfolded below.
Who won State of Origin in 2014?
the NSW Blues
2014 State of Origin was a great relief to New South Wales fans, with the NSW Blues snapping Queensland’s record breaking eight-year victory streak.
Where is the 2nd State of Origin?
2019
| Date | Venue | |
|---|---|---|
| Game 1 | Wed Jun 5 | Suncorp Stadium |
| Game 2 | Sun Jun 23 | Optus Stadium, Perth |
| Game 3 | Wed Jul 10 | ANZ Stadium |
Who won State of Origin Game 3 2014?
Queensland’s
Queensland’s 32–8 Game III victory saw them outscore the Blues 44–26 across the three matches. Queensland’s win also made Cameron Smith the first player in State of Origin history to win 20 games.
How many times has NSW won State of Origin in a row?
Since its inception as a three-game series back in 1982, NSW have achieved the feat three times – the last of those coming all the way back in 2000. For the Maroons, they have whitewashed their rivals on four separate occasions – 1988, 1989, 1995 and 2010.
Why is Origin 2 on a Sunday?
The ARLC and the Nine Network — official broadcaster of State of Origin — agreed to schedule a game on a Sunday in 2018 in the hope of attracting a TV audience outside rugby league’s traditional supporter base.
What time is Origin game 2 2021?
While the TV coverage begins at 7pm, the game is scheduled to kick off at 8:10pm.
What’s the State of Origin score?
The NSW Blues have won the 2021 State of Origin series 2-1 after winning Game 1 50-6, Game 2 26-0 and losing Game 3 18-20….Origin 3 scores and result.
| Origin 3 | NSW Blues | Queensland Maroons |
|---|---|---|
| Score | 26 | 20 |
When did NSW win State of Origin last?
In the history of State of Origin, only seven series have been decided in a 3-0 result. Since its inception as a three-game series back in 1982, NSW have achieved the feat three times – the last of those coming all the way back in 2000.