The Manly Sea Eagles need to beat last-placed St George Illawarra to keep their NRL finals hopes alive, before the Panthers take on the Bulldogs in a clash that will go a long way to deciding the top eight.
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Off the kick-off blunder, the Dragons get a couple of set restarts and Kyle Flanagan rolls a grubber into acres of space for Moses Suli to swoop.
Nathan Brown is all revved up to take a hit-up off the kick-off, literally charging from the back fence, but he's denied the chance for the second straight time.
The first time Jason Saab got himself in a tangle and allowed Brown to overrun him, and this time Jamal Fogarty slips and knocks the ball on.
What a brutal dose of salt in the wound for the Dragons, who have a try taken off them at one end then concede at the other as the Sea Eagles just put it through the hands at pace and Lehi Hopoate goes in for their ninth of the night.
The short dropout is fumbled by Jason Saab, and straight into the hands of Connor Muhleisen, who scores in his first NRL game since round 27 in 2024.
Oh no, they've found Ryan Couchman offside as Jamal Fogarty dropped it out.
Even the Sea Eagles seem confused by that one, but he was clearly on the wrong side of the 10m line as Fogarty made contact with the ball.
On the back of a huge break by Loko Pasifiki Tonga, the Dragons go to the right and Tyrell Sloan cuts back inside to score the Dragons' first with 10 minutes left in this game.
The usually accurate Manly halfback has kicked just 4/8 conversions tonight. And it's not like they've all been way out on the sideline.
It's a Haumole Olakau'atu Special as he gets the ball with a full head of steam, powers through Lyhkan King-Togia, brushes off Hamish Stewart and carries two more defenders over the line for his 50th NRL try.
Clayton Faulalo is off for an HIA after getting run over by Jacob Webster, but even Faulalo is grinning from ear to ear as he comes off because it means Onitoni Large is on the field for his NRL debut at just 19 years of age.
He's created at least three tries for others tonight and now, for the second time in the past five minutes, he's swooped on a loose ball and taken off for the tryline.
