September 1, 2024 • 8 mins
Brian Kelly is back in the hot seat and gives a rundown on the weekend in sport
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Well, let's look at a busy weekend of sport. Will
start with rugby league. Shawn Johnson played his final game
for the Warriors on Saturday, signing off with a win,
a thirty to twenty eight win over the Cronulla Sutherland Sharks.
Warriors hooker Wade Egan please with a finish on a
tough NRL season. To finish on a positive note. Eighteen
(00:20):
points down at the break, the completed a remarkable comeback
to stun the Sharks thirty twenty eight in Crenella, his
last match before retirement. Shawn Johnson threw a long pass
to clinch the match winning try with just thirty seconds
thirty seconds remaining. Egan told Sky Sport they spoke about
(00:40):
the fight back in the sheds at halftime.
Speaker 2 (00:42):
To wait to finish a year, Sam, Shawney out to
win our ads and Jazzy it's really pleasing. Obviously disappoint
a year, but good to finish on that note.
Speaker 1 (00:49):
Yeah, there we go, Wade Egan. It was an action
pack weekend. Bunnings End PC Friday, Southland well done. They
made a stirring second half comeback to stun Northland thirty
one twenty six and Fangada Stags ran in twenty four
unanswered points after trailing twenty six to seven at the break.
Northon must have gone surfing Southland skip a short no
(01:10):
with he told Sky Sport they held each other accountable
after a shoddy first forty.
Speaker 3 (01:15):
We're a proud province and a proud team and I
didn't take the coaches girlf to Sara up at halftime.
You know, we gave it to each other and yeah,
I'm pretty pretty specious. How we turn that around at
time with great effort.
Speaker 4 (01:25):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (01:25):
Southland's second win from four matches, elevating them to seventh
on the competition table. Taranaki also came back from behind
to beat Otagu twenty two to eighteen on Saturday, while
Counties Monika broke their winless streak with a thirty six
thirty three victory over North Harbor, wa Ketter notched up
a solid thirty nine to twenty one victory over Auckland.
Tasman maintained their unbeaten start to the season sadly with
(01:48):
a thirty four to fifteen win over Bayaplti Steamers, and
Sunday saw Canterbury take on Wellington and ahead of that
game Canterby coach Marty Burke was encouraging newer faces to
embrace the challenge of representing the NPC heavyweights. The team
had a number of debutantes in the first four rounds
of the season, where they had two wins and two losses,
(02:11):
and Burke said that in many people's eyes, the red
and black jersey is synonymous with success.
Speaker 4 (02:17):
True an NPC now ow panas you know, our goalars,
developed players, you know, the next crop of super abi players,
the next crop of all Blacks, and then they will
have to start somewhere and they have to make mistakes
And NPCs are competition that's imperfect, and I think that's
what makes it so cool.
Speaker 1 (02:31):
Yeah, there we go. Marty Burt Cadery went down forty
six to twenty one to Wellington ranging our showgrounds, with
the Lions running rampant in the first half. They were
up thirty one zierl before taking the match with six
tries to Canterbury's three, and then Hawk's Bay notched up
at thirty eight twenty six win over mon O Or
two and Palmest North, keeping Hawks Bay near the top
of the competition ladder. Let's go to the America's Cup.
(02:52):
Tough weekend for New Zealand in a way. The defenders
have returned to racing after patching up their boat afterwards
dropped from a crane. They're not easy wins against in
the AC seventy five, and Team New Zealand have said
the boat is now sailing as it always had following
the quick repairs. And in Paris the Paralympics, New Zealand
(03:13):
open it's medal count over the weekend. Track cyclist Anna
Taylor well from her later on the show. She nabbed
a silver in the three thousand meter individual pursuit on
Friday night, and Anna competed in the C four category,
while we've also seen cyclist Nicole Murray take bronze in
the three thousand meter pursuit in the C five classification overnight,
and sprinter Danielle Atkinson secured herself a silver in the
(03:36):
women's T thirty six two hundred meter final. Danielle had
broken the Paralympic record in qualifying, which was broken again
by the winner China's Shi yitting to New York. Now
the women's top seed igaswaire Tek is through to the
fourth round of the US Tennis Open after a straight
set's victory over Anastasia public Chova, the world won number
(03:59):
one triumph six four, six two, and it's happy with
how she played.
Speaker 2 (04:03):
I felt like, you know, she's a player that's completely
really powerful first shots, so I went to be ready
for that and I was, so I'm happy that I
was in control of the match.
Speaker 1 (04:13):
Yegaswiertek and men's number one Alex Senner's also through to
the fourth round after a States It's victory of Australian
Chris O'Connell. Two time champion Naomi Osaka is out of
the contest with the second round defeat. The weekend saw
Novak Djokovic crash out of the Open, suffering a major
upset at the hands of Australian Alex Prerin with a
(04:34):
six four six four two six six four defeat. Not
good for Novak poper And lost the Djokovic are both
Australian Open and Wimbledon this year and equipped third time lucky.
I guess in an no court interview and to Italy
where mclair and grabbed a front row swee for the
Grand Prix overnight, but it was Ferrari Charles Leclair who
(04:56):
took the checkered flag for a home win, roaring.
Speaker 3 (05:00):
Him home and for the second time in his career,
charl Leclair He's the winner of the Italian Grand Prix.
Speaker 1 (05:08):
Ah the tafos who would have absolutely loved that. There
we go. Oscar Piastre pipped Lando Norris for second, with
the Carlis Saints Junior in fourth place overall in the
Ferrari Hamilton holding for Stappen into sixth place for Harver's
stapp and we will not be happy. Ferrari chose a
daring one stop strategy for Charles Leclerk and provising mid
race to Voltam in front of the McLaren's who had
(05:31):
the conventional two stop approach. He won by two point
six seconds. Norris has Verstappen's leading eight points to sixty
two with eight races to go. It's tight. McLaren are
now just eight points behind Red Bull and the Constructors
Championship and the Indy Cars in Milwaukee. It's a double
header this weekend. Scott mcglochlin started the first race yesterday
(05:53):
in pole position but finished eighth. Scott Dixon snuck into tenth,
and Marcus Armstrong fell to twenty first patter Award won
the race. But there is another race again at nine
point thirty on the Oval in Milwaukee this morning. Enter
the Rugby Championship. Just in case you missed it. Australia
scored a last minute try a penalty actually rather to
end the windless slump with a victory over Argentina. The
(06:15):
Wallabies took the match twenty nineteen in wet conditions. As
he captain Harry Wilson was elated.
Speaker 4 (06:21):
We stayed in there that second half. There was a
tough crin there for eighty minutes and just the way
I guess, our backs put us in good field session
lay that second after gives opportunity to wins. Awesome.
Speaker 1 (06:30):
Yep, good, but maybe not good enough of the new
All Blacks. Of course, they were denied by late Springbok
comeback on Saturday night and their thirty one twenty seven
defeat in Johannesburg. Try a boy the spring box knocked
on over the line shouldn't have been allowed. The visitors
gave up a ten point lead with just over ten
minutes remaining. Springbok scored two late tries after replacement prop
(06:51):
Opo Tigahassi was yellow carded Following repeated team infringements, Scott
Barrett offered this assessment on Skysport.
Speaker 3 (06:58):
What onto the Springbok certainly showing the class team that
they are. We went quite good enough and you know
we're good for sixty two minutes and that's that's eighty
minute game.
Speaker 1 (07:08):
Y well summed up first five Damien McKenzie and sisters
side is not far away from having things fall into place.
Speaker 3 (07:15):
Sure, I think there were some great moments tonight with
our tech scored some good trial off set piece. I
think particularly early on in the first half, we looked
really good on our tech in soide of the ball,
and yeah, I think we had periods we were great.
So I don't think it's far far away in terms
of clicking and putting.
Speaker 1 (07:29):
It all skinther It's hope they can put it all
together next weekend. Coach Scott Robinson's chosen to bite his
tongue on that crucial decision in their defeat. Box hooker
Bongie Mumbombe was controversially awarded a first half try when
replay showed what appeared to be a clear knock on.
Robertson's been asked if you thought there maybe was a
knock on.
Speaker 4 (07:49):
Involved maybe Hadden Okay, now I'm just checking if a
try not.
Speaker 3 (07:58):
Oh look.
Speaker 4 (08:00):
I saw what you saw. We saw what you saw,
so we can't see anymore way the dangerous area if
you start talking about.
Speaker 1 (08:05):
Refreeze nice resawce sitting on a sea saw. Teams will
meet again Saturday in Cape Town.
Speaker 4 (08:11):
Huh.
Speaker 1 (08:11):
There we go, exhausting and we're just waiting for the
result to come through. But European Rally Championship the latest
event for Hayden Padden in Wales and he ended the
day yesterday with a well a good minute lead over
the remainder of the field. It wraps up today. We'll
have the results of that a little later on this
morning here on Gold Sport and The Country Sport Breakfast
Well, let's look at a busy weekend of sport. Will
start with rugby league. Shawn Johnson played his final game
for the Warriors on Saturday, signing off with a win,
a thirty to twenty eight win over the Cronulla Sutherland Sharks.
Warriors hooker Wade Egan please with a finish on a
tough NRL season. To finish on a positive note. Eighteen
(00:20):
points down at the break, the completed a remarkable comeback
to stun the Sharks thirty twenty eight in Crenella, his
last match before retirement. Shawn Johnson threw a long pass
to clinch the match winning try with just thirty seconds
thirty seconds remaining. Egan told Sky Sport they spoke about
(00:40):
the fight back in the sheds at halftime.
Speaker 2 (00:42):
To wait to finish a year, Sam, Shawney out to
win our ads and Jazzy it's really pleasing. Obviously disappoint
a year, but good to finish on that note.
Speaker 1 (00:49):
Yeah, there we go, Wade Egan. It was an action
pack weekend. Bunnings End PC Friday, Southland well done. They
made a stirring second half comeback to stun Northland thirty
one twenty six and Fangada Stags ran in twenty four
unanswered points after trailing twenty six to seven at the break.
Northon must have gone surfing Southland skip a short no
(01:10):
with he told Sky Sport they held each other accountable
after a shoddy first forty.
Speaker 3 (01:15):
We're a proud province and a proud team and I
didn't take the coaches girlf to Sara up at halftime.
You know, we gave it to each other and yeah,
I'm pretty pretty specious. How we turn that around at
time with great effort.
Speaker 4 (01:25):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (01:25):
Southland's second win from four matches, elevating them to seventh
on the competition table. Taranaki also came back from behind
to beat Otagu twenty two to eighteen on Saturday, while
Counties Monika broke their winless streak with a thirty six
thirty three victory over North Harbor, wa Ketter notched up
a solid thirty nine to twenty one victory over Auckland.
Tasman maintained their unbeaten start to the season sadly with
(01:48):
a thirty four to fifteen win over Bayaplti Steamers, and
Sunday saw Canterbury take on Wellington and ahead of that
game Canterby coach Marty Burke was encouraging newer faces to
embrace the challenge of representing the NPC heavyweights. The team
had a number of debutantes in the first four rounds
of the season, where they had two wins and two losses,
(02:11):
and Burke said that in many people's eyes, the red
and black jersey is synonymous with success.
Speaker 4 (02:17):
True an NPC now ow panas you know, our goalars,
developed players, you know, the next crop of super abi players,
the next crop of all Blacks, and then they will
have to start somewhere and they have to make mistakes
And NPCs are competition that's imperfect, and I think that's
what makes it so cool.
Speaker 1 (02:31):
Yeah, there we go. Marty Burt Cadery went down forty
six to twenty one to Wellington ranging our showgrounds, with
the Lions running rampant in the first half. They were
up thirty one zierl before taking the match with six
tries to Canterbury's three, and then Hawk's Bay notched up
at thirty eight twenty six win over mon O Or
two and Palmest North, keeping Hawks Bay near the top
of the competition ladder. Let's go to the America's Cup.
(02:52):
Tough weekend for New Zealand in a way. The defenders
have returned to racing after patching up their boat afterwards
dropped from a crane. They're not easy wins against in
the AC seventy five, and Team New Zealand have said
the boat is now sailing as it always had following
the quick repairs. And in Paris the Paralympics, New Zealand
(03:13):
open it's medal count over the weekend. Track cyclist Anna
Taylor well from her later on the show. She nabbed
a silver in the three thousand meter individual pursuit on
Friday night, and Anna competed in the C four category,
while we've also seen cyclist Nicole Murray take bronze in
the three thousand meter pursuit in the C five classification overnight,
and sprinter Danielle Atkinson secured herself a silver in the
(03:36):
women's T thirty six two hundred meter final. Danielle had
broken the Paralympic record in qualifying, which was broken again
by the winner China's Shi yitting to New York. Now
the women's top seed igaswaire Tek is through to the
fourth round of the US Tennis Open after a straight
set's victory over Anastasia public Chova, the world won number
(03:59):
one triumph six four, six two, and it's happy with
how she played.
Speaker 2 (04:03):
I felt like, you know, she's a player that's completely
really powerful first shots, so I went to be ready
for that and I was, so I'm happy that I
was in control of the match.
Speaker 1 (04:13):
Yegaswiertek and men's number one Alex Senner's also through to
the fourth round after a States It's victory of Australian
Chris O'Connell. Two time champion Naomi Osaka is out of
the contest with the second round defeat. The weekend saw
Novak Djokovic crash out of the Open, suffering a major
upset at the hands of Australian Alex Prerin with a
(04:34):
six four six four two six six four defeat. Not
good for Novak poper And lost the Djokovic are both
Australian Open and Wimbledon this year and equipped third time lucky.
I guess in an no court interview and to Italy
where mclair and grabbed a front row swee for the
Grand Prix overnight, but it was Ferrari Charles Leclair who
(04:56):
took the checkered flag for a home win, roaring.
Speaker 3 (05:00):
Him home and for the second time in his career,
charl Leclair He's the winner of the Italian Grand Prix.
Speaker 1 (05:08):
Ah the tafos who would have absolutely loved that. There
we go. Oscar Piastre pipped Lando Norris for second, with
the Carlis Saints Junior in fourth place overall in the
Ferrari Hamilton holding for Stappen into sixth place for Harver's
stapp and we will not be happy. Ferrari chose a
daring one stop strategy for Charles Leclerk and provising mid
race to Voltam in front of the McLaren's who had
(05:31):
the conventional two stop approach. He won by two point
six seconds. Norris has Verstappen's leading eight points to sixty
two with eight races to go. It's tight. McLaren are
now just eight points behind Red Bull and the Constructors
Championship and the Indy Cars in Milwaukee. It's a double
header this weekend. Scott mcglochlin started the first race yesterday
(05:53):
in pole position but finished eighth. Scott Dixon snuck into tenth,
and Marcus Armstrong fell to twenty first patter Award won
the race. But there is another race again at nine
point thirty on the Oval in Milwaukee this morning. Enter
the Rugby Championship. Just in case you missed it. Australia
scored a last minute try a penalty actually rather to
end the windless slump with a victory over Argentina. The
(06:15):
Wallabies took the match twenty nineteen in wet conditions. As
he captain Harry Wilson was elated.
Speaker 4 (06:21):
We stayed in there that second half. There was a
tough crin there for eighty minutes and just the way
I guess, our backs put us in good field session
lay that second after gives opportunity to wins. Awesome.
Speaker 1 (06:30):
Yep, good, but maybe not good enough of the new
All Blacks. Of course, they were denied by late Springbok
comeback on Saturday night and their thirty one twenty seven
defeat in Johannesburg. Try a boy the spring box knocked
on over the line shouldn't have been allowed. The visitors
gave up a ten point lead with just over ten
minutes remaining. Springbok scored two late tries after replacement prop
(06:51):
Opo Tigahassi was yellow carded Following repeated team infringements, Scott
Barrett offered this assessment on Skysport.
Speaker 3 (06:58):
What onto the Springbok certainly showing the class team that
they are. We went quite good enough and you know
we're good for sixty two minutes and that's that's eighty
minute game.
Speaker 1 (07:08):
Y well summed up first five Damien McKenzie and sisters
side is not far away from having things fall into place.
Speaker 3 (07:15):
Sure, I think there were some great moments tonight with
our tech scored some good trial off set piece. I
think particularly early on in the first half, we looked
really good on our tech in soide of the ball,
and yeah, I think we had periods we were great.
So I don't think it's far far away in terms
of clicking and putting.
Speaker 1 (07:29):
It all skinther It's hope they can put it all
together next weekend. Coach Scott Robinson's chosen to bite his
tongue on that crucial decision in their defeat. Box hooker
Bongie Mumbombe was controversially awarded a first half try when
replay showed what appeared to be a clear knock on.
Robertson's been asked if you thought there maybe was a
knock on.
Speaker 4 (07:49):
Involved maybe Hadden Okay, now I'm just checking if a
try not.
Speaker 3 (07:58):
Oh look.
Speaker 4 (08:00):
I saw what you saw. We saw what you saw,
so we can't see anymore way the dangerous area if
you start talking about.
Speaker 1 (08:05):
Refreeze nice resawce sitting on a sea saw. Teams will
meet again Saturday in Cape Town.
Speaker 4 (08:11):
Huh.
Speaker 1 (08:11):
There we go, exhausting and we're just waiting for the
result to come through. But European Rally Championship the latest
event for Hayden Padden in Wales and he ended the
day yesterday with a well a good minute lead over
the remainder of the field. It wraps up today. We'll
have the results of that a little later on this
morning here on Gold Sport and The Country Sport Breakfast
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