Dubious sin bin sends Warriors packing as Eels book top-four ticket

A dubious decision to send Jazz Tevaga to the sin bin has cost the NZWarriors any hope they had of a fairytale finals finish, as TheParraEels booked a top-four berth with a 22-16 win | samphillips06 SMHsport NRL

Tevaga appeared to jersey punch Nathan Brown as he tried to regain his feet in the 17th minute. Brown took offence to the additional attention and a scuffle ensued.

The playmaker's first try came when the home side used nine sets of hands and two kicks in a frenetic passage of play which epitomised their off-the-cuff attitude. The playmaker managed to get a foot on the loose offload and Harris-Tavita was there once again to clean up the crumbs.He scored and set up a fascinating second half. After two miracle tries, the Warriors trailed 16-12 at the break.

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