NZ Warriors star Shaun Johnson finished his NRL career in style, leading his team to a thrilling 30-28 comeback win over Cronulla. In his final game, Johnson threw a perfect pass in the last minute to set up a try, capping off a stunning comeback from 22-4 down at halftime.
Playing his 268th and last game, Johnson helped his team turn around a tough start at PointsBet Stadium. The Warriors were trailing 22-4 at the break, but Johnson’s skillful plays and determination sparked a comeback. He set up multiple tries, including a clever kick that allowed teammate Dallin Watene-Zelezniak to score.
Johnson also made two important sideline kicks, giving the Warriors a brief 26-22 lead. Although Cronulla regained the lead with nine minutes left, Johnson’s never-give-up attitude was there. With one last attacking chance, he set up Watene-Zelezniak’s third try, ending his career with a memorable victory.
Reflecting on the night, Johnson said, “This is my last game, so we’re allowed to carry on,” capturing the emotions of his final NRL moment.
we can all say that we are all going to miss SJ
We are defintley gonna miss SJ
Once a Warrior, always a warrior. UP DAH WAHS Shaun J
This was an awesome article about Shaun Johnson’s last NRL match and winning 30-28.UP Da wahhh!!!!
up the wahs
SJ you must be so proud of yourself we will all miss you from the Warriors I’m sorry your leaving 🙁
UP THE WAHS IM GONNA MISS S J