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Another little moment I wanted to shout out belong to Jack Cogger, the unlikely hero for Penrith.

I think my esteemed colleague Nick Campton has more coming on him, but I just want to point out this moment.

When Jarome Luai went off, it felt treacherous for Penrith, but Cogger came off the bench and played a massive facilitating role for Nathan Cleary to weave his magic.

The above play showed it particularly well, getting the ball one out off the ruck, Cogger saw Kobe Hetherington sprint up out of the line and Cogger sprinted straight back at him before shaping to pass.

Cogger's straight and fast running meant Pat Carrigan couldn't get across in time, leaving Hetherington singled out against Cogger and forcing Kurt Capewell to show on a hard run from Moses Leota.

That left enough space out the back for Cleary to burst around Capewell, through the line and pass back to Leota to score the first try of the comeback.

A simple play executed perfectly by a man who knew his job.