The final moments of the 2015 NRL grand
final will go down in folklore after a last-minute try, a missed
post-siren conversion and a golden point field goal decided the title.
The Cowboys scored on full time after a series of breathtaking passes on their final tackle.
Five-eighth Michael Morgan darted through the Broncos' defence, before a freakish one-handed pass sent winger Kyle Feldt over to tie the scores at 16-all.
North Queensland hero Johnathan Thurston then had a golden chance to seal the club’s first ever premiership, only for his post-siren conversion to agonisingly bounce off the upright.
The Cowboys scored on full time after a series of breathtaking passes on their final tackle.
Five-eighth Michael Morgan darted through the Broncos' defence, before a freakish one-handed pass sent winger Kyle Feldt over to tie the scores at 16-all.
North Queensland hero Johnathan Thurston then had a golden chance to seal the club’s first ever premiership, only for his post-siren conversion to agonisingly bounce off the upright.
The Cowboys then clinched the title in
the opening moments of extra time, with Thurston – who else? – slotting
the decisive field goal after a nightmare knock-on by the Bronco’s Ben
Hunt.
It was the first ever grand final to be decided in golden point.
It was the first ever grand final to be decided in golden point.
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