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Parramatta skipper Gutherson, who has been in the news lately, played a strong hand for his team throughout the game, producing try-saving defence and scoring his side's first try of the match in the third minute of the second half, which at the time, had threatened to spark an Eels comeback.
However, the night belonged to the Roosters who were able to take the loss of Tedesco in their stride and still put in a polished overall performance. Suaalii, another player who has been in the news of late, moved to fullback for the Roosters and performed well, while halfback Walker impressed in his 50th game.
The Eels posted a late consolation tries through Simonsson and Eels fan favourite Maika Sivo to close the final margin.James Tedesco failed his HIA during the first half of the game and did not return after a late tackle from Bailey Simonssen, which resulted him being sent to the sin bin.The Eels had two players sent to the sin bin in indiscretions that ultimately proved costly as the side had to defend for 20 minutes in the first half with 12 men.
Parramatta put in a strong performance in defence, despite being on the back foot for much of the game, with some last-ditch tackles preventing the Roosters from posting a bigger winning margin.
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