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NRL Saturday AS IT HAPPENED: Dolphins and Storm birth a new rivalry with fiery clash; Kenny Bromwich on report for shot on Nick Meaney

Emily Patterson and Lachlan Harper

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Sharks 26 defeat Knights 6 - MATCH CENTRE

Tigers 66 defeat Cowboys 18 - MATCH CENTRE

Dolphins 16 defeated by Storm 24

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Good night!

Lachlan Harper

Thanks for tuning into Wide World of Sports' coverage of Saturday night football.

Cronulla defeated the Knights 26-6.

The Tigers completed a boil-over at Leichardt Oval, winning 66-18 against the Cowboys.

Dolphins became a victim of their own tactics with Melbourne winning 24-16.

Catch you again tomorrow with the Bulldogs playing the Titans.

Dolphins v Storm LIVE: Munster's insight

Lachlan Harper

Cameron Munster has given a key look into the physicality between the Dolphins and Storm after tensions flared constantly between ex-teammates.

"I know Fus was going to come out and get me, I had one corner of my eye on him ... good game, obviously a bit of feeling it and there's going to be a rivalry for a long time with Storm ex-players at the Dolphins," he told Fox League.

"You know what Fus (Felise Kaufusi) is like, he likes to chirp and get under peoples skin and he tried doing that tonight - I think he got Welchy (Christian Welch) on the chin and obviously he knew all about."

Dolphins v Storm LIVE: Full-time

Lachlan Harper

Craig Bellamy's incredible winning record against Wayne Bennett has continued with the Storm winning 24-16 at Suncorp Stadium.

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Dolphins v Storm LIVE: The 'Phins are alive!

Lachlan Harper

Kodi Nikorima has scored for the Dolphins to bring this game to life.

The Dolphins five-eighth burrowed over close to the line to make the margin closer.

Jamayne Isaako converts to make it 24-16 with five minutes remaining.

Dolphins v Storm LIVE: Isaako has another

Lachlan Harper

Jamayne Isaako has scored his second try of the night and converted it to make the score 24-10 with 12 minutes left.

Dolphins v Storm LIVE: Tensions continue between old teammates

Lachlan Harper

Kenny Bromwich is the second former Storm star to perform an aggressive act against the side with the second-rower put on report.

Bromwich appeared to elbow Nick Meaney in the head before another melee broke out.

"Another former Melbourne star finds himself in a little bit of hot water, he went on with the tackle on Meaney, really the tackle was well and truly over," commentator Andrew Voss said on Fox League.

"He's lucky to just be on report .. not Kenny Bromwich's finest moment there."

Kenny Bromwich was put on report for this tackle.  Kayo

Dolphins v Storm LIVE: Katoa goes off

Lachlan Harper

Eliesa Katoa's night is officially over after the try-scorer suffered an AC joint injury which resulted in him being taken off the field.

Fox League sideline reporter Jake Duke confirmed he won't return.

Dolphins v Storm LIVE: Big man returns

Lachlan Harper

Fox League sideline reporter Jake Duke has confirmed Nelson Asofa-Solomona came into the game with rib issues and had to be needled beforehand.

The Storm enforcer has now returned to the field.

Dolphins v Storm LIVE: Storm enforcer leave the field

Lachlan Harper

Melbourne Storm prop Nelson Asofa-Solomona has left the field with an injury after a tackle appeared to injure the big man.

Asofa-Solomona was captured clutching at his ribs as he attempted to play the ball then was taken off the field.

The Storm prop previously had a knee injury in round three.

Nelson Asofa-Solomona leaves the field.  Kayo

Dolphins v Storm LIVE: Legends doubtful Kaufusi will play Origin

Lachlan Harper

Queensland Origin greats Mal Meninga and Cooper Cronk believe Felise Kaufusi is unlikely to appear in Game I of State of Origin after his hit on Christian Welch.

The second-rower was sent to the sin bin two minutes into the game and is likely to face trouble with the match review committee.

"You kind of hope he just gets a fine, but based on his history ... maybe one or two weeks," Meninga said on Fox League

Cronk: "I think it's on a tipping point, it really sits on that ledge of whether it falls over to one week or whether he gets lucky with an escape."

"He over-cooked it early."

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