Round 21: Sea Eagles vs Sharks | Highlights

Two attacking powerhouses went head-to-head on Sunday afternoon in a Battle of the Beaches clash between Manly and Cronulla.

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Round 21: Sea Eagles vs Sharks | Highlights

The Manly Sea Eagles and the Cronulla Sharks met in a Round 21 Sunday afternoon fixture known as the Battle of the Beaches. The matchup pitted two teams boasting formidable attacking firepower against each other in a display of rugby league action.[1][2]

The contest delivered a selection of impressive tries and highlight moments as both clubs competed on Sunday afternoon. The clash between Manly and Cronulla provided fans with an exciting showcase of offensive skill and major match-defining plays.[1][2]

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