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No field goal attempt from Souths on the first set of GP; Reynolds goes high and Taufua takes the catch 15m from his own line

Grant Atkins calls time on and we're underway in golden point

That's 80; For the second match in a row we're off to golden point. Manly 12 Souths 12

Jeez... crowd, commentators, everyone thought George Burgess loses the ball but Grant Atkins rules he held it

WOW!!! A brave dropout from Souths who go short and it barely goes 10 but Souths get the ball back

DCE sets for a field goal then Brendan Elliott kicks the ball into the in-goal and gets a repeat set

Damien Cook kicks to the ingoal and traps Brendan Elliott in-goal

Joel Thompson ON REPORT for a trip

A big penalty for the Rabbitohs as Grant Atkins penalises the Sea Eagles for a high tackle.

This game with 11 minutes had more errors than the Panthers V Tigers game last night which was played in damp condition

Manly get another chance but Elgey loses the ball over the line and then it's compounded with a penalty

Some enterprising play on the last for the Rabbitohs and they come up with some play and Manly come up with it BUT Grant Atkins penalises Manly for being offside

Nobody can hold the ball at the moment - The Sea Eagles cough up possession and now Souths go on the attack

The right edge defence of the Sea Eagles stands tall with some great work from Reuben Garrick

Some confusion at the back for the Sea Eagles as the Rabbitohs got the ball back then found touch on the second kick

More concern for Manly as Martin Taupau comes off for a HIA

A blown set for the Rabbitohs as Reynolds kicks for Walker who gets a bad bounce and sends it into the crowd on the Northern hill with a loose boot

Brendan Elliott moved to fullback with Tom Trbojevic off the field

UH OH - Tom Trbojevic has one touch of the ball in the second half and his hammy has gone

The second half is GO - The Bunnies using the ball first

Underway in the second forty. Souths have it first.

And that's HALFTIME. Souths lead by four.

Souths have one last chance after Manly lose a Cook grubber near their own line.

Time off with Corey Waddell sent for a HIA.

Gagan goes in out wide for South Sydney after the Rabbitohs steam downfield after picking up a loose ball... but there was a forward pass in the lead-up.... BUT Manly were offside! So South Sydney have a penalty 10m out, near the sideline.

Manly pick up a handy penalty toward the end of a set and will now attack a full set on the Souths' line.

Cam Murray goes over for the Bunnies but Marty Taupau stops him with a huge tackle!

Souths' frantic last-tackle passing ends in a kick which forces an error from Manly. A full set from a scrum 10m out for the Bunnies now.

A few errors creeping into Manly's game here and it's letting Souths have a sniff. They venture into Manly's 20m for what seems like the first time in a long time.

Manly make some good metres up field but a lost ball from Brad Parker hands possession back to Souths. Two plays later and Manly are penalised for stripping by Jake Trbojevic.

A bit of end to end since the denied try to Manly, neither side able to threaten the opposition line over the last five or six minutes.

Up to the Bunker for Manly, it's a no try as Manly have knocked on in-goal.

Manly put a kick through but earn a penalty after a player was taken without the ball. Souths having to absorb plenty early.

Jake Trbojevic goes over but he's held up.

Manly with a huge counter off a Taufua high-ball collect and now the home side has it in attacking position... and pick up a penalty 12m out to boot!

Uneventful first sets from both sides, completing each and getting to their kicks.

Game on. Manly first use.

Manly are 1-17 for this clash as they were named on Tuesday, but there are changes for South Sydney. Captain Greg Inglis is out, his replacement in the centres being Jacob Gagan. Elsewhere, Tevita Tatola starts up front with George Burgess benched.

Welcome to Brookvale! Two in-form teams come into this one, with Manly coming off a dominant victory over the Warriors in Christchurch last weekend, while the Bunnies are undefeated from three starts.