South Sydney’s Jayden Sullivan scores a try in the second half, but the decision is overturned after the NRL Bunker reviews the play. The try is denied when a knock-on by Alex Johnston is identified, changing the outcome of the moment.
All three outlets report the same key ruling from the Bunker, focusing on the technical decision rather than wider match details. The contention centers on whether the ball comes free during the phase, with the Bunker concluding that Johnston’s knock-on invalidates the try. As a result, Sullivan’s score does not stand, and the play is recorded as a knock-on instead.
While the reports share identical wording on the ruling, they do not add contrasting interpretations about the incident. Instead, they present it as a straightforward review process where the in-game try call is reversed following the assessment of the earlier contact and ball movement.
