Highlights: Sea Eagles Face Sharks in Round 21 Battle of the Beaches

Manly and Cronulla showcased their attacking firepower in a Sunday afternoon Round 21 Battle of the Beaches match

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Highlights: Sea Eagles Face Sharks in Round 21 Battle of the Beaches

Round 21 featured a Sunday afternoon clash between the Manly Sea Eagles and the Cronulla Sharks in the Battle of the Beaches. Known for possessing strong attacking firepower, both teams faced off in an action-packed matchup.[1][2]

The encounter between Manly and Cronulla delivered a showcase of thrilling tries and exciting highlight moments. The Round 21 fixture provided viewers with key plays from both sides as the two attacking teams competed in the Battle of the Beaches showdown.[1][2]

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