North Queensland beat Cronulla 31-30 in extra-time to send the Cowboys through to the preliminary final
North Queensland’s Valentine Holmes celebrates kicking the winning field goal in golden-point time to defeat Cronulla and send the Cowboys through to the preliminary final.North Queensland’s Valentine Holmes celebrates kicking the winning field goal in golden-point time to defeat Cronulla and send the Cowboys through to the preliminary final.Last modified on Sat 10 Sep 2022 14.
The defeat was just Cronulla’s second at home this season and they will now face the winner of Sunday’s clash between the Sydney Roosters and South Sydney in a sudden-death game at Allianz Stadium next week. But then the game took a twist. Leading by eight points, the Sharks were dealt a cruel blow when Connor Tracey was sinbinned for taking out Holmes as he attempted to dive on an in-goal grubber. Holmes slotted the penalty goal before converting a late barge-over from a resurgent Taumalolo to send the game into extra-time.
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