NRL finals live updates: Sharks rocked as Hynes leaves the field after two minutes

Niwhai Puru has come up with a shocker.

On the second tackle, 20 metres in their own territory, Puru just had a simple pickup from dummy half but fumbled it in a sign of fatigue.

“In the context of this game, that could be a monumental error,” Phil Gould said on Nine.

“A little bit of fatigue, lack of concentration.”

Multiple six again sets have hurt the Sharks and now the Roosters are back scoring points.

Daly Cherry-Evans is the man who’s gone over, he dummied to his right before sliding past Will Kennedy and Cameron McInnes to reach out and score.

Oh boy, the Sharks are in again.

Blayke Brailey made a dart from dummy half before Siosifa Talakai broke the line.

Talakai was taken down 20 metres out before Braydon Trindall hit Ronaldo Mulitalo with a short ball and the winger went over.

“Don’t doubt the physical drain the Roosters will have from the Panthers. They’ve started on fire but the Sharks have hung in there,” Phil Gould said on Nine.

The Sharkies are over now!

Cameron Smith called for the Sharks to straighten their attack and that’s what they did before spreading it wide to the right.

Sione Katoa was the man scoring in the corner as assistant coach Daniel Holdsworth slammed the table in celebration.

The Sharks are struggling for points here.

They’ve had a repeat set from a drop out and now a penalty for offside on the line.

But the Roosters are staying solid at the moment. You can tell the impact of Nicho Hynes’ departure right now.

Nicho Hynes has failed his HIA, he’s out!

And if the Sharks win, he’ll be subject to an 11-day stand down period too.

Oh Mr Reliable does it again!

Daniel Tupou is over for another try after flying over Sione Katoa on the wing following a pinpoint perfect kick from Hugo Savala.

“There’s no defence for this, sometimes you just have to stand and applaud,” Phil Gould said on Nine.

Nicho Hynes will undergo a test with his concussion ruled a category two.