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NRL 2026 LIVE updates: Dolphins run riot as Plath charges across and Cobbo gets a double

Sydney Morning Herald - Sport ·
NRL 2026 LIVE updates: Dolphins run riot as Plath charges across and Cobbo gets a double

Dolphins go bang, as Max Plath wrestles his way across on the left edge.

The short ball playing from Kodi Nikorima to Max Plath makes Robert Toia hesitate for just half a second, but it’s enough to let Plath charge across and push the Dolphins lead out even further ahead of half-time.

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