2014 Hayne/Mannah Cup

2014 (2014) Hayne/Mannah Cup  ()
1 2 Total
FIJ 22 18 40
LEB 12 16 28
Date 19 October 2014
Stadium Remondis Stadium
Location Woolooware, New South Wales, Australia
Man of the Match Fiji James Storer
Referee Nathan Loveday, Gerry Sutton & Ziggy Adamski

The 2014 Hayne/Mannah Cup was a rugby league test match played between Fiji and Lebanon. The fixture was in honour of Parramatta Eels players, Jarryd Hayne and Tim Mannah, who both have Fijian and Lebanese heritage respectively. Fiji won the test match by 40-28 after leading 22-12 at half-time.[1] Fiji's James Storer won the man of the match award, scoring a try in the match.

Match details

Fiji  40 – 28  Lebanon
Try: Wes Naiqama (2), James Storer, Sarafu Fatiaki, Korbin Sims, Fabian Goodall
Goal: Wes Naiqama (5)
Report Try: Nick Kassis, Abbas Miski, Mark Daoud, Eddie Elzbaidieh, Abby Elzbaidieh
Goal: Abbas Miski (3)

Squads

Fiji

Head Coach: Australia Rick Stone

Player Club
Sitiveni MocedreikeAustralia St George Illawarra Dragons
Sisa BalkcoloFiji Fiji
Alipate Tani Australia Illawarra Cutters
Wes Naiqama (C)Australia Penrith Panthers
Josaia Maiveleko Fiji Fiji
Ryan Millard England Rochdale Hornets
Aaron Groom Australia Asquith Magpies
Reagan Campbell-GillardAustralia Penrith Panthers
James Storer Australia Collegians
Junior Roqica Australia Cronulla Sharks
Sarafu Fatiaki Australia Redcliffe Dolphins
Fabian Goodall Australia Parramatta Eels
Eloni Vunakece Australia Wyong Roos
Joseva Vetaukula Fiji Fiji
Peni Botiki Australia Illawarra Cutters
Jokatama Dokonivalu Australia Sydney Roosters
Nero Senimoli Fiji Fiji
Evan Lee Australia Manly Sea Eagles
Isoa Qionacawa Fiji Fiji

Lebanon

Head Coach: Australia Darren Maroon

Player Club
Eddy ElzbaidiehAustralia Mascot Juniors
Ben ChahoudAustralia Cronulla Sharks
Tarek El Masri Australia North Sydney Bears
Raymond Moujalli Australia Newtown Jets
Jamie Clark Australia Lithgow Workies
Elias Sukkar Australia Wentworthville Magpies
Chris Saab (C)Australia Guildford Owls
Ahmad Ellaz Australia Wentworthville Magpies
Nick KassisAustralia Wentworthville Magpies
Danny BaraketAustralia Wentworthville Magpies
Mark DaoudAustralia Parramatta Eels
Abbas MiskieAustralia Kingsgrove Colts
James EliasAustralia Newcastle Knights
Travis RobinsonAustralia Penrith Panthers
Cliff NyeAustralia Auburn Warriors
Reece RobinsonAustralia Canberra Raiders
Mitchell MamaryAustralia Eastern Suburbs
Jamal NchoukAustralia Canberra Raiders
Jad MahmoudAustralia Blacktown Workers

References

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