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Dragons' Tonga Returns, Eels on Win Streak

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St George Illawarras Loko Pasifiki Tonga avoids serious neck injury, expected back in one or two weeks. Dragons miss him in tomorrows match against Parramatta. Jacob Liddle returns from hamstring injury. Despite close calls, Dragons remain winless. Parramatta, on a winning streak, looks to continue momentum. Both teams eager for a victory at CommBank Stadium.

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Dragons' Tonga Returns, Eels on Win Streak

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Sydney News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Dragons' Tonga Returns, Eels on Win Streak. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00It's March 21st, here's your Sydney news in two minutes. St. George, Ilowara Ford, local Pasifike Tonga dodged a major setback after a neck injury during Thursday's training session. He was stretched off the field, but scans cleared him of serious damage. Coach Shane Flanagan says Tonga is already doing light rehab running and should return in one or two weeks. The dragons will miss Tonga for tomorrow's reserve grade match against Paramata, but backup hooker Jacob Little is back from a hamstring problem for. His first national rugby league game this season. Flanagan expects Little to bring fresh energy without playing too many minutes. The team remains windless after two rounds, despite pushing Cana Berry to extra time in Las Vegas and leading Melbourne late last week. Errors and key moments, like eight mistakes in yardage, hurt their chances against the storm. Meanwhile, Paramata heads into the clash on a high after beating Brisbane and snapping their own losing streak. The eels have jailed better under

1:00coach Jason Riles and feel confident if they stick to their roles. Flanagan wants his side to control possession and blocks a combat stadium to finally grab a win, setting up an intriguing match-up between two teams. Hungry for points?

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