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Storm coach refuses to be drawn on controversial line call

Storm coach Craig Bellamy has refused to be drawn on a controversial line call from a short kick-off which could've kept his side in their NRL qualifying final to the Raiders in Melbourne

15 September 2019 - article from www.rugbyleague.co.nz

The minor premiers had conceded a try with three minutes left to hand Canberra victory.

Bellamy was asked for his reaction to the incident after they lost 12-10.

Drama engulfed the pre-match too - Raiders' centre Joey Leilua couldn't start after getting scalded in the eye by fireworks.

The Storm will play the winner of today's elimination final between the Eels and Broncos.

Elsewhere, Manly's beaten Cronulla 28-16, ousting them from the competition.

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