The Newcastle Knights Archive.

2007 Round 12 vs Sydney Roosters:

Newcastle 22 (J. McManus, C. Paterson, B. Tighe, N. Hinton tries; C. Paterson 3 goals) defeated
Sydney 18 (A. Minichiello, B. Anasta, M. Pearce tries; C. Fitzgibbon 3 goals) at Bluetongue Stadium, Saturday night, June 2, 5:30pm.

Scrums: Sydney 10-7. Penalties: Sydney 8-6.
Crowd: 11,264. Referee: Tony De Las Heras. Halftime: Newcastle 10-6.
Goalkickers: Paterson (Newcastle) 3/4, Fitzgibbon (Sydney) 3/4.

When they scored:
3rd minute: Minichiello try, Fitzgibbon goal. Sydney 6-0.
16th minute: McManus try, Paterson goal. 6 all.
37th minute: Paterson try. Newcastle 10-6.
48th minute: Anasta try, Fitzgibbon goal. Sydney 12-10.
53rd minute: Pearce try. Sydney 16-10.
58th minute: Fitzgibbon penalty goal. Sydney 18-10.
62nd minute: Tighe try, Paterson goal. Sydney 18-16.
69th minute: Hinton try, Paterson goal. Newcastle 22-18.

Newcastle Knights:Sydney Roosters:
1. Nathan Hinton1. Anthony Minichiello
2. James McManus2. Amos Roberts
3. Luke MacDougall3. Sam Perrett
4. Brad Tighe4. Joel Monaghan
5. Adam MacDougall5. John Williams
6. Marvin Karawana6. Braith Anasta
22. Luke Walsh7. Mitchell Pearce
8. Josh Perry8. David Shillington
9. Danny Buderus (c)9. Craig Wing
16. Adam Woolnough10. Danny Nutley
11. Steve Simpson11. Shane Shackleton
12. Cory Paterson12. Craig Fitzgibbon (c)
13. Kirk Reynoldson13. Anthony Tupou
Interchange:Interchange:
14. Michael Young14. Setaimata Sa
15. Reegan Tanner15. Lopini Paea
17. Daniel Tolar16. Nigel Plum
18. Mitchell Sargent17. Ashley Harrison
Coach: Brian SmithCoach: Wayne Bennett
Ladder:Other Results:
1. Melbourne20Friday June 1:
2. Manly20Penrith 22 defeated Manly 16 at Credit Union Australia Stadium.
3. North Queensland14St George Illawarra 11 defeated Brisbane 4 at Oki Jubilee Stadium.
4. Parramatta14Saturday June 2:
5. Wests14Melbourne 26 defeated South Sydney 10 at Olympic Park.
6. Newcastle14North Queensland 26 defeated Cronulla 24 at Dairy Farmers Stadium.
7. Cronulla12Sunday June 3:
8. Gold Coast12Gold Coast 28 defeated Canberra 8 at Gold Coast Stadium.
9. Canberra12Bulldogs 40 defeated Warriors 20 at Mount Smart Stadium.
10. South Sydney10Monday June 4:
11. Bulldogs10Parramatta 38 defeated Wests 8 at Telstra Stadium.
12. Penrith10
13. Warriors10
14. St George Illawarra10
15. Brisbane8
16. Sydney8