Match Centre

Brisbane win.

The bunker rules Reynolds knocked the ball back,

Edward Kosi kicks ahead; Adam Reynolds knocks on in-goal but challenges the decision.

The Warriors get the ball back from the short kick off.

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The Warriors challenge the decision and lose.

Brisbane get a penalty with the Warriors running through an obstruction.

Josiah Karapani is taken over the sideline by Rogert Tuivasa-Sheck close to the try line.

Jacob Laban is belted by Kotoni Staggs, resulting in a turnover.

Edward Kosi drops the ball with the line open!

Warriors penalty.

Chanel Harris-Tavita makes a huge run into the Broncos half.

Chanel Harris-Tavita makes a huge run into the Broncos half.

Luke Metcalf is being assisted from the field by two trainers; Brendan Piakura is on report

Luke Metcalf copped a shot and is receiving attention from the Warriors trainer.

The Warriors find touch from a penalty close to halfway.

Reynolds kicks for the in-goal - Gehamat Shibasaki had the ball but couldn't hold on!

The Warriors implode with an error inside their own half.

Jesse Arthars loses the short drop out.

Te Maire Martin is trapped in goal.

Wayde Egan makes a great run but a terrible play the ball to let the Broncos off the hook.

Reynolds will take the shot at penalty goal.

Brisbane penalty.

The Warriors come up with an error with Edward Kosi losing control of a loose ball close to the Broncos line.

No Try. Double knock on, but the Warriors will get a fresh set.

The referee has sent the play to the Bunker as No Try.

Chanel Harris-Tavita is claiming a try...

Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad injured his knee when Gehamat Shibasaki scored on halftime.

The Warriors get a penalty coming out of their end.

Reece Walsh is held up over the line.

Broncos penalty.

Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad is OUT. Te Maire Martin will play fullback in the second half.

Patrick Carrigan returns the ball off the kick-off.

Kobe Hetherington makes a strong run into the Warriors half.

Josiah Karapani catches a bomb and offloads to Gehamat Shibasaki - but the Broncos centre can't hold onto the ball. The Warriors survive!

Edward Kosi is tackled over the sideline close to halfway.

The Broncos win the challenge with Luke Metcalf deemed to have stripped the ball.

Gehamat Shibasaki loses the ball, but the Broncos are challenging the ruling.

NO TRY. The bunker rules Harris-Tavita didn't get the ball to the ground.

The Bunker is checking the grounding.

Luke Metcalf kicked for the posts, the Warriors got the ball back and CHT was on the spot...

Warriors penalty.

Brendan Piakura drops the ball to let the Warriors off the hook.

Six again for Brisbane.

Gehamat Shibasaki is held up over the try line.

Wayde Egan is coming from the field for a HIA.

Broncos penalty.

Adam Reynolds aims for a 40/20 but Roger Tuivasa-Sheck is on the spot to clean up for the Warriors.

The Broncos will kick to extend their lead to 12 points.

The Warriors are penalised for a scrum infringement.

The Broncos will pack a scrum 40 metres out from the try line after the Warriors fail to execute an intercept.

Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad manages to get out of his in goal just in time.

Luke Metcalf drops the ball in an attacking position.

Brendan Piakura makes an error and the Warriors have the ball 30 metres out from the try line.

Broncos penalty.

Kotoni Staggs can't hold onto an attacking bomb close to the Warriors' line; the visitors get the ball back 10 metres out from their line.

Broncos penalty.

Gehamat Shibasaki makes a great catch to defuse an attacking kick from Luke Metcalf close to his goal line.

Reece Walsh comes up with an error while trying to get a quick play the ball.

Josiah Karapani makes a try saving tackle to push Edward Kosi over the sideline off a scrum.

The Broncos fail to hold onto an attacking kick from the Warriors and get a repeat set close to the try line.

Six again for the Warriors.

The Warriors get a much-needed penalty coming out of their end.

The Warriors come up with an error in their first set to give the Broncos a great opportunity to score first.

James Fisher-Harris takes the first run of the day.

Both teams are on the field - play is only moments away.

The Warriors have won three of their past four matches at Suncorp Stadium against teams other than the Broncos.

Brisbane holds a strong record over the Warriors at Suncorp Stadium with 10 wins and a draw from 15 meetings.

Matches between the Broncos and Warriors have been closely fought with both sides recording seven wins and a draw from 15 meetings since 2015.

Both teams will line up 1-17 from the sides selected on Tuesday afternoon.

Welcome to League Unlimited’s coverage of Round 17 Saturday Afternoon Football between the Brisbane Broncos and New Zealand Warriors from Suncorp Stadium.