Queensland have snatched victory in Game 1 of the 2015 State of Origin series with a tense 11-10 victory over the NSW Blues at ANZ Stadium.
It was a close-fought battle, but in the end it was a Cooper Cronk field goal that separated the two sides.
So what did you make of the veteran Queenslanders’ performances Roarers? And what did you think of some the younger players?
Full State of Origin 1 wrap:
>> ORIGIN 1 MATCH REPORT
>> FULL ORIGIN RESULTS
>> Live blog and highlights
>> Cameron Smith given man of the match
Will Chambers scored a crucial try, ensuring the match would go right down the death, while Greg Inglis looked a little out of sorts.
Justin Hodges put on a vintage display, and Cameron Smith earned his fifth man of the match award in Origin football.
In the end, they did enough to win, but how did they perform in your eyes?
Have at it Roarers – rate away.
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