- Damian Lillard shared the celebration of Luke Metcalf with 10 million followers
- Metcalf scored a goal of 50 meters of penalty for an incredible golden point victory
The half-back of the Warriors, Luke Metcalf, won a 50-meter goal for an incredible 20-18 victory over Brisbane-as well as the attention of the megastar of the NBA Damian Lillard.
The 26 -year -old, who had missed four previous shots to the goal, had ice in his veins to get the pressure kick with a winding gust behind his back in front of a crowd crowded from Auckland on Saturday.
Metcalf underlined his wrist after having flowed the broncos, imitating the celebration of “lady” of Lillard.
Lillard, who is known for his ability to occur in clutch situations, shared Metcalf’s celebration on Instagram to his 10 million followers after being initially shared by Bucks Strength and Conditioning Conor Daly coach.
“It’s unreal. I remember playing a match here in 2023 when Shaun Johnson at Golden Point reached a field gible (winner) against raiders ”, Metcalf told Fox League.
“Everything that was going on in my mind was:” I can’t wait to get into a moment like that “. I missed a goal on the field earlier, but it was great to freeze this moment.
The half-back of the Warriors, Luke Metcalf, won a 50-meter goal for an incredible 20-18 victory over Brisbane and emulated the celebration of Damian Lillard
The NBA star shared the moment with its 10 million Instagram followers
The Warriors were without three of their injured stars in James Fisher-Harris, Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad and Roger Tuivasa-Sheck. After the 42-14 battery last week by Melbourne, it was a stellar response.
The hosts deserved to win and were clearly the best side. Intermediate attackers Jackson Ford, Mitch Barnett and Erin Clark were enormous, while the 19 -year -old backrower, Leka Halasima, announced himself as a star of the future in his first starting match in the NNR.
The back of the Taine Tuaupiki sensational warriors ran for 174m of 23 courageous points to confirm his status as the most exciting men of the game. He completely preceded Walsh, which continues to make stupid errors and whose confidence is down.
Broncos coach Michael Maguire chose three prostitutes in the 17th – Billy Walters, Cory Peace and Tyson Smoothy – but that turned against him.
The Payne Haas and Pat Carrigan accessories ended up with too much to do, with the broncos one big bopper shorts.
The second passage of Haas was all the power and gave the broncos, but they are flair flair of Adam Reynolds and Walsh rather than an effort of a versatile team that flattered the visitors to the dashboard.
When Marata Niukore, the Warriors’ return file, scored in the 64th minute for an 18-6 lead, he seemed to secure the hosts the match, but Metcalf missed a simple conversion.
Walsh, who injured a knee in the first minute, found a cutting pass to put the winger Jesse Arthars, and in a gale screaming with the touch of touch, Reynolds managed to convert.
Metcalf highlighted his wrist after having sulken the broncos, imitating the celebration of “lady” of Lillard
The half-back had ice in its veins to get the pressure kick with a screaming wind stroke
Then Reynolds kicked the left foot, Ed Kosi missed his chance to found the ball and Walsh put his hand on it.
Reynolds again won the conversion from the outside and it was 18-18 with seven minutes to play.
The Broncos did not benefit as much as possible from the wind in the first half.
“We lost this match in the first half. We were not good enough according to our standards, ”said Reynolds.
An early test in Walters was countered by one in Halasima after a bad tackle missed by Jordan Riki.
After the break, Tuaupiki launched a loose pass in an opportunistic game on the last tackle for Kosi to give the hosts an advance from 10-6 to the 51st minute.
Nine minutes later, the Kurt Capewell center plunged to another poor pass by Ben Hunt and ran 50m before obtaining a pass to a hand in Metcalf to score.
The closing moments were loaded with drama, but Metcalf was a worthy hero.
