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Maroons star reveals Queensland s missing presence | Sunshine Coast Daily

Premium Content Subscriber only Queensland forward Felise Kaufusi believes the absence of Josh Papalii was critical in his side s Townsville capitulation, and has declared the Raiders enforcer a must pick for State of Origin II. Papalii has established himself as arguably the NRL s finest prop, and the loss of his 18-games of experience was evident amongst a completely outmuscled Maroons pack. Kaufusi and his teammates struggled to make inroads in the Blues defensive line, opening the floodgates for the likes of Tom Trbojevic, Brian To o and Latrell Mitchell to devastate at will. The aggression of Papalii and firebrand Rooster Lindsay Collins - who will miss the season with an ACL injury - was clearly missed.

State of Origin 2021: Gold Coast Titans prop Moeaki Fotuaika banned after Queensland Maroons loss to NSW Blues

FShareTTweetQSMSWWhatsAppBEmailGJTumblrLLinkedIn7 hours ago Titans enforcer Mo Fotuaika will miss Saturday s clash with the Roosters after accepting a one-match ban for his dangerous contact against NSW star Latrell Mitchell in the State of Origin opener. The rookie Queensland front-rower was reported by referee Gerard Sutton for a high shot on Mitchell in the 22nd minute of the Blues 50-6 thrashing in Townsville. Cowboys winger Kyle Feldt (dangerous contact) and superstar Storm five-eighth Cameron Munster (contrary conduct) were also booked in last night s Origin opener, but both have escaped with a fine. After Fotuaika accepted the early guilty plea, the Titans will be without the 107-kilogram wrecking ball as they look to break a two-game losing streak at Cbus Super Stadium.

Far North massacre: Maroons smashed in Origin opener

Rugby League by Peter Badel,Travis Meyn and Kyle Pollard 10th Jun 2021 4:55 AM This wasn t State of Origin. This was torture in the tropics. Paul Green s debut as Queensland coach turned to disaster as the fast, furious and ferocious Blues ripped the Maroons apart in a ruthless 50-6 cakewalk to draw first blood in the Origin series opener in Townsville. It was NSW s biggest ever win against Queensland, eclipsing their 56-16 rout at Homebush in 2000 as Blues trio Tom Trbojevic, Latrell Mitchell and Brian To o mauled the Maroons with seven tries between them. A dejected Jai Arrow after losing Game 1 of the 2021 State of Origin Series between Queensland and NSW at Queensland Country Bank Stadium, in Townsville. Pics Adam Head

NRL 2021: NRL Fantasy, Winners and Losers, Round 11

Winners Rugby league wizard Nathan Cleary may not have set another record, his 115 falling well short of his 144-point Magic Round extravaganza, but he continued to cast a spell over the NRL with a double and pair of try assists against Souths. Cleary continues to do his job as a playmaker but he s picking up extra points thanks to his hard running and drive after contact which are producing tries that are more will than skill. Nicho Hynes (101) also put together back-to-back big scores, filling out the stats sheet in the comeback win over Canberra to improve on his Magic Round 73 while Manly s Tom Trbojevic (99) conjured another signature performance in the emotional win over Parramatta.

NRL 2021: Gold Coast Titans v Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs, round 11 preview

The lustre is rapidly disappearing from Gold Coast s premiership credentials thanks to a collapse in the team s defensive resolve in recent weeks. The Titans have conceded a staggering 188 points in their past five outings, sending their points differential into negative territory and the club out of the top eight. A match against one of the NRL s battlers should be just the pick-me-up the team needs but the roller-coaster form line and absence of star forward David Fifita (suspended) dictate that nothing be taken for granted. And with dates against the Storm and Roosters looming this is a win the Titans just have to have.

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