Multiple reports describe a match officiating intervention in which Reece Walsh’s conversion is initially ruled out by touch judges. The play involves Walsh kicking a goal from in front and from the right side. According to the accounts, the touch judges wave the goal away, indicating it should not be awarded. Shortly after, the Bunker reviews the decision and intervenes, overturning the original ruling. The result is described as being changed following the Bunker’s decision after the initial call from the touch judges.
While the reports focus on the same sequence of events, they do not provide additional detail in the supplied summaries about the broader match context, timing, or the final score outcome. The common element across all sources is the officiating process: an initial touch-judges decision against the conversion followed by a successful Bunker review that reverses that outcome.
