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Live: New-look Knights back up from Vegas victory against Manly at Brookvale
The Newcastle Knights are at Brookvale Oval to take on the Sea Eagles after opening their season with an electric victory in Las Vegas.
Later, it's a derby between the Dolphins and Titans as they both try to become the first Queensland team to win a game this season.
Follow all the action in our live blog below, check out all the stats in the full ScoreCentre, and tune in to our live radio coverage.
Ponga is involved again, but this time the main man is Dylan Brown, who produces a lovely lofted pass out to Dom Young.
He makes it to the corner to dive in, and it looks like Tom Trbojevic comes in with some knees after the fact, but it's cleared by the referee.
Sunday feast: Sea Eagles v Knights; Dolphins v Titans
A time-honoured rivalry and a modern-day rivalry bring down the curtain on Round 2.
First up it's the Knights and Sea Eagles meeting for the 62nd time since Newcastle entered the competition in 1988 – including the epic 1997 grand final which is considered one of the greatest deciders ever.
The Dolphins and Titans then square off at Suncorp Stadium in their 11th meeting since the men from Redcliffe became the NRL's 17th team in 2023.
Plenty to play for both games and you can follow all the action from Round 2 of the NRL Telstra Premiership on NRL.com's live blog.
12 min: More slick backline work from the Knights as Kalyn Ponga goes to first receiver and sends it on to Dylan Brown who sends a superb overhead pass to Dom Young who powers into the right-hand corner. Ponga nails the conversion again. Knights 12-0.
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Team Update: NRL Round 2 vs Knights
The Sea Eagles squad has been reduced to 20 players ahead of Sunday's Round 2 clash against the Knights at 4 Pines Park.
Dropping out of the squad in the 24-hour update are forwards Simione Laiafi and Jackson Shereb.
Paul Bryan, Brandon Wakeham and Josh Feledy are in line to make their Club debut for Manly.
The Sea Eagles and Knights will be playing for the Malcolm Reilly Challenge Trophy.
The Sea Eagles will also play the Knights at 4 Pines Park on Sunday in the Jersey Flegg Cup (12:00pm) and the NSW Cup (1:45pm) with gates opening at 11:30am.
Manly Warringah Sea Eagles respect and honour the Traditional Custodians of the land and pay our respects to their Elders past, present and future. We acknowledge the stories, traditions and living cultures of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples on the lands we meet, gather and play on.
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