Live: Tensions simmering as a collision of the shark storm in Melbourne

The sharks may not mind that this fine is kicked.

The sharks had to defend hard on their own goal line and also gave a repeated set away.

Jesse Colquhoun stepped on the ruck and gave the penalty away.

Papenhuyzen kicks the goal of death in the front and it is 12-6.

Good play so far in Melbourne, this time the storm and the sharks have the first use of the ball.

If they are good, they are really good …

A good example – that late shot at Cameron Munster through British Nikora has seen the storm after the fact.

Really a good match here.

Not too many scoring opportunities and as a result it is the storm that it occurs.

However, there is still enough in this and there is a lot of feeling outside of it.

Just before the break there was a late shot on Cam Munster that was not called and Harry Grant now just asks for some clarification of Ashley Klein.

“That should probably have been a fine … I am not perfect,” says the origin distance.

Interesting.

A really good game in Melbourne.

The sharks looked like they were in a good place to make a break on the left.

But a very obvious forward pass is noticed by the officials.

Ronaldo Mulitalo is not impressed.

The storm had a fine against them for this earlier in the match, but it was ignored by referee Klein.

Hmmmm, the storm is not satisfied and they have reason not to be happy either.

Nicho Hynes simply drags Bastenhuyzen a bit back after the tackle was completed and the storm fullback tried to get up.

Stupid fine to really give away – it is a gap of their own final leg for the hosts.

Oh, out of nowhere!

Hynes launches a hopeful bomb and the sharks make an excellent strout to score!

The bounce takes the ball clean over the shrinking wing player, Sualauvi Fa’alogo, and then Braydon Trindall gathered in the tackle to score.

Jahrome Hughes and Ryan Pastenhuyzen are furious that the ball could bounce.

Hynes’ stairs are good and it is 10-6!

Load

Sorry, that was in common.

A brilliant staircase from Harry Grant, beautifully caught by McDonald on the fourth tackle.

Cameron Munster then stopped on the fifth who spelled the sharks in their 10, but McDonald came on the tackle for too long and gave the penalty away.

Sualauvi Fa’alogo collected an unnecessary showpony tap pass from Nicho Hynes and he racet 90 meters up field to score!

Very pace of fa’alogo – he’s just so fast!

A horror moment for the sharks, however – they repeatedly pounded on the storm line, but just couldn’t get the ball over the line.

Big few minutes there for Fa’Alogo – he saved two attempts with a knock – and then the third time lucky he scores himself.

The stairs of Papenhuyzen comes back from the upright and it is 10-0.

The storm now pushes their happiness – this time a tackle of the ball by Nick Meaney.

Great chance of the sharks.

It was Sualauvi Fa’alogo again who got a hand and this time he is more clear.

The sharks there wanted a fine for a high shot from Cam Munster, but it looked good on repetition.

Siosifa Talakai could not find Ronaldo Mulatalo with the last pass!

Oh and let Pastenhuyzen not know everything about it!

There is a little chat, a few playful blows on the side of the head also from Ronaldo Mulatalo.

Sweet.

However, there was a touch of it Sepaxo Let It will still be Sharks Ball.

Trent Loiero just waved a hand who caught a falling cam Mcinnes and the sharks get a penalty on the last tackle.

I don’t think Craig Bellamy is impressed.

That is bad from Addin Fonua-Blake, the ball loses the ball in the game.

Or is it?

Oh, it seems that Josh King just put the ball out of his hand with the boot when he took a step back from the ruck and that was missed by the referee.

The dark art that can be seen and without a challenge, the sharks are left frustrated and turn the ball in a large field position.

Eliesa Katoa just gets a bit handy in the neck of Trindall and it’s a penalty.

The storm has to be a bit busy here- the sharks that earn a set of seven tackle and almost completely go onto the field.