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Blues v Maroons: State of Origin III preview

The stage is set for a classic Origin series decider in Sydney.

Queensland drew first blood with a gutsy comeback win in game one in Brisbane but NSW will take all the momentum into the July 10 showdown after their crushing 38-6 defeat of the Maroons in game two in Perth.

Both teams are dealing with injury issues, particularly the Queenslanders after they first lost star fullback Kalyn Ponga and then on Tuesday suffered another blow when experienced back-rower Matt Gillett withdrew with a groin injury.

Brad Fittler holds all the aces and it's up to Kevin Walters to make the necessary adjustments to spoil a victorious homecoming for the Blues in front of their adoring fans.

The Rundown

Team news

Blues: David Klemmer was a late call-up to the squad on Wednesday after Tariq Sims was rubbed out of Origin III at the NRL judiciary the previous night. Mitchell Pearce was then called in to replace Nathan Cleary at halfback after the Penrith playmaker succumbed to his ankle injury. Brad Fittler has not indicated whether Klemmer will regain his starting berth from game one or if he will come off the bench as a straight swap for Sims. Clint Gutherson is the squad's 18th man.

Maroons: Matt Gillett (groin) was forced to withdraw on Tuesday with his place likely to be taken by Ethan Lowe. The Maroons have announced Cameron Munster will play at fullback, debutant Corey Norman will play at five-eighth with Joe Ofahengaue starting at prop. Christian Welch will make his debut off the bench. Ethan Lowe and AJ Brimson are the reserves. Michael Morgan has passed his concussion protocols after he was on the receiving end of a late hit from Dragons forward Tariq Sims. Titans young gun AJ Brimson is the squad's 19th man.

Key match-up :

James Maloney was magnificent in the Blues' game two triumph and it's up to Cam Munster to return serve with a masterclass in the decider. The same goes for Daly Cherry-Evans after he had a quiet game in Perth. Mitchell Pearce has been called in for the Blues after Nathan Cleary was ruled out with an ankle injury. The battle of the playmakers will determine who wins the series.

For the Blues to win :

The Blues can't get ahead of themselves and get over-confident. Yes it was a comprehensive game two victory but it's still only 1-1 in the series and they don't get a head-start in the decider. If they get over the top of the Queensland forwards like they did in Perth, NSW should have too much speed and power with the likes of Tedesco, Trbojevic, Wighton, Ferguson and Addo-Carr always ready to sniff out a try.

For the Maroons to win :

Will the Maroons be able to convince themselves the game two rout was an aberration or can we expect more of the same in Sydney? There's no Smith or Thurston to get them out of jail, no Slater or Lockyer. But they do have Cameron Munster, who will have to deliver one of the greatest performances of his career if the Maroons are going to spring an upset and send the Blues home crying again.

Stat Attack :

James Tedesco didn't score a try in game two but the NSW fullback's hand-prints were all over the 32-point win. He ran for 209m (2nd most on the team) and also finished with two try assists, two line break assists and a line break. Josh Addo-Carr ran the most metres (215) by any player, while Maroons forward Matt Gillett topped the tackle count (47).

And another thing ...

State of Origin continues to be one of the most popular events with Australians with its high television ratings and sell-outs. It was in 2015 that the attendance record was set with an average of 74,712 spectators over the three games, which included the 91,513 people who attended game two at the MCG. That record was almost broken by last year's average of 73,520 over three games. The only other year it surpassed 70,000 was 2013, with the series average reaching a then-record 71,961.

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State of Origin Game 2 LIVE: NSW vs Queensland score updates, video, stream

Queensland will struggle to better their Origin I performance, former NSW captain Paul Gallen says, backing the Blues to win Origin II and force a decider.

Gallen’s call was backed by former NSW five-eighth Jamie Soward, who said that Queensland gave their 10 out of 10 effort in the second half when they beat the Blues 18-14 at Suncorp Stadium.

NSW must win at Perth’s Optus Stadium to keep the series alive. Gallen and Soward both believe that Queensland can't improve and will be overrun by the Blues.

“I think the Blues will win,” Gallen said on Sports Sunday. “I think it will be really close.

“I’ve got to be honest – I heard Kevvy say through the week that ‘Mean Kevvy’ gave them (Queensland) a five out of 10, ‘Nice Kevvy’ would have given the Queenslanders a six out of 10.

“I don’t know how much improvement the Queenslanders have got in them. I thought they played really well game one, I really did.

“They completed well over 90 per cent. I’d have probably given them a seven or eight out of 10, whereas I think that the Blues, there’s a lot of improvement there. I think they’ll get the job done.

“I think we’ll be going to a decider in Sydney. I think it will be close, a couple of points in it, but they’ll get the job done, is the main thing. Jimmy Maloney man of the match.”

Soward said on the Sunday Footy Show: “Honestly, I think Queensland’s second half is the best they could play. That’s their 10 out of 10. That was their ceiling.

“Look, if they lose game one, the series is over. The series is over, because NSW probably go to Perth [and win] and we come back to NSW and it’s 3-0.

“They had to win at Suncorp. They reached their ceiling. NSW have a long way to go, they can show that tonight and come back to 1-1.”

However, former NSW playmaker Trent Barrett warned that Queensland was still stacked with class and may well have an extra gear.

“That’s the thing that worries me about Queensland a little bit. We all know how many good players they’ve got,” Barrett said on the Sunday Footy Show.

“[Daly] Cherry-Evans, he wasn’t 100 per cent fit in that [Origin I] game. He’s got two more games under his belt [at NRL level].

“I think their strength is [Cameron] Munster, Cherr-Evans, [Kalyn] Ponga and [Ben] Hunt. They’re going to be better again for it. The danger for us is a Munster bouncing out of tackles and skipping across our tired forwards, and the same with Cherry-Evans and Ponga.

“I disagree with what Sowie says in that they can’t get better. I think they can and we’re going to have to be better again as well.”

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STATE OF ORIGIN I MATCH PREVIEW | Queensland Maroons vs New South Wales Blues

TEAM FORM GUIDE

Queensland Maroons

The Maroons have the home ground advantage to open the 2019 series. Despite losing the series overall, they side won the third game in Queensland.

New South Wales Blues

The Blues won the 2018 State of Origin series. They won the first game, held at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, before securing the series – their first since 2014 – in front of a home crowd at ANZ Stadium in game two.

SQUAD NEWS

Queensland Maroons

The Maroons have named three debutants and a new captain for the 2019 series opener. Moses Mbye, Joe Ofahengaue and David Fifita will make their Origin debut while Daly Cherry-Evans has been named captain.

QLD Maroons’ Squad: 1. Kalyn Ponga, 2. Corey Oates, 3. Michael Morgan, 4. Will Chambers, 5. Dane Gagai, 6. Cameron Munster, 7. Daly Cherry-Evans, 8. Jai Arrow, 9. Ben Hunt, 10. Josh Papalii, 11. Felise Kaufusi, 12. Matt Gillett, 13. Josh McGuire, 14. Moses Mbye, 15. Joe Ofahengaue, 16. Dylan Napa, 17. David Fifita, 18. Tim Glasby.

New South Wales Blues

Cody Walker, Payne Haas, Cameron Murray, Jack Wighton and Nick Cotric have been chosen by coach Brad Fittler to make their debuts for NSW in game one.

NSW Blues’ Squad: 1. James Tedesco, 2. Nick Cotric, 3. Latrell Mitchell, 4. Josh Morris, 5. Josh Addo-Carr, 6. Cody Walker, 7. Nathan Cleary, 8. David Klemmer, 9. Damien Cook, 10. Paul Vaughan, 11. Boyd Cordner (c), 12. Tyson Frizell, 13. Jake Trbojevic, 14. Jack Wighton, 15. Payne Haas, 16. Cameron Murray, 17. Angus Crichton

HEAD TO HEAD

The Blues will be looking to win their second series in a row, while the Maroons will be looking for redemption. It will be an exciting game at Suncorp Stadium, with a handful of new players being named in each team and a full house expected. It will be important to get that first win prior to both teams travelling to the neutral venue in Perth for game two. Statistically, Queensland will have the advantage as they have won 35 of 55 Origins at Suncorp.

For the Maroons to win

They haven't been allowed to utter a word about the Blues to the media as Kevin Walters attempts to work his side into an us-against-the-world type frenzy, but the Maroons have to ensure they don't lose sight of the old adage 'work smarter, not harder'. The forwards have to contain their Blues counterparts, while the likes of DCE, Ponga, Munster and Morgan need to prove that Queensland remain in safe hands after losing so many stars to retirement in the past two years.

For the Blues to win

It'll be up to the senior players to keep five Origin debutants calm and focused without disregarding their own responsibilities. Walker has a lot on his plate in his first Origin appearance, as do the three rookies on the bench. Mitchell has to rise to the occasion like he did last year, while Tedesco and Cook loom as major threats to the Maroons. Last but not least, Nathan Cleary has to justify the selectors' faith to stick with him.

KEY BATTLE

The game could come down to the battle of the spine. Fullbacks Kalyn Ponga and James Tedesco are arguably two of the best players in the NRL at the moment. Daly Cherry Evans and Cameron Munster have the experience over the NSW halves Nathan Cleary and debutant Cody Walker. Both spines will benefit from which team gains ascendancy in the forward battle. State of Origin is always a tight affair and it is vital for each side to make the most of any opportunities. Good forward momentum and fast play-the-balls, along with controlling possession, might enable one of the teams to get on top of the other.

WHO WILL WIN?

The markets have NSW a slight favourite to win this one. However, the Maroons’ home ground advantage will certainly keep things close.  There is a mixture of experience and youth in both sides and they look evenly matched.