The Eels have kicked off the second half with four of tries within 20 minutes, courtesy of some impressive running football.
First a messy sequence from a Mitch Moses kick looked like Dragons fullback Moses Mbye grounded the ball in his own in-goal.
Further replays showed he never made a clean grounding and forward Nathan Brown found himself with ball in hand to score a rare try.
Then only minutes later, Mitch Moses again found a try assist off his boot.
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The Eels half spotted space in behind, breaking the line before kicking the ball inside for hooker Reed Mahoney to run onto and score.
Will Penisini later broke through the line to find star fullback Clint Gutherson on the inside.
“It is all blue and gold, it is all blue and gold at CommBank,” Andrew Voss said.
To add salt to the wounds, Waqa Blake then reeled in a ball which hit Zac Lomax’s chest to score an 80-metre runaway try, adding to the 36-8 scoreline.
At the start of the game, Eels half Dylan Brown sliced through the Dragons defensive line to open the scoring at CommBank Stadium.
Only eight minutes into the encounter, the 21-year-old put on a huge left foot step to leave Dragons defenders in his wake.
“Dylan Brown just opens the Dragons up and scores the first try of the night,” Fox League’s Greg Alexander said.
“Wow, Dylan Brown left foot,” Andrew Voss said.
“He is like a sharp knife he has cut them open.”
Mitch Moses then added to the scoreline, using his experience to spot clear space in behind the defensive line.
The Parramatta half dribbled the ball in behind, beating the Dragons defenders to ground the ball for the second try of the night.
“The definition of heads up football, the kick, the speed, the try,” Voss said.
“Mitch Moses great awareness, no one is home… that is fantastic footy,” Alexander said.
“This is the glory days stuff from Parramatta.”
On the stroke of halftime, the Dragons struck back courtesy of a Francis Molo offload to Ben Hunt.
The Dragons half then dribbled the ball through for Jack Bird to collect it and score for his side’s first of the night.
PRE-MATCH WRAP
The Eels will be looking to continue their winning ways when they host the Dragons at CommBank Stadium on Sunday.
Parramatta recorded their third-straight win over the Storm last week in spectacular fashion. Ray Stone emerged as the hero when he scored the matchwinner but unfortunately suffered a season-ending ACL injury in the act.
He’s replaced by Ryan Matterson, with Bryce Cartwright also coming into the 17 as well as Wiremu Greig who slots onto the bench.
The Dragons aren’t free of changes either with coach Anthony Griffin reportedly set to swing the axe.
Young gun Tyrell Sloan has been left out of the 17 while Talatau Amone slots into the bench utility role.
Griffin will roll the dice with a newlook halves pairing as Jack Bird shifts to the halves to partner Ben Hunt.
Reliable utility Moses Mbye will move to fullback.
Meanwhile, Mat Feagai replaces the injured Cody Ramsey on the wing, while Jack Gosiewski will start in the back row after Jaydn Su’A was suspended.
Veteran prop Aaron Woods also returns from a hamstring injury via the bench.
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Parramatta Eels team: 1. Clinton Gutherson 2. Waqa Blake 3. Viliami Penisini 4. Tom Opacic 5. Bailey Simonsson 6. Dylan Brown 7. Mitchell Moses 8. Reagan Campbell-Gillard 9. Reed Mahoney 10. Junior Paulo 15. Ryan Matterson 12. Isaiah Papali’i 13. Nathan Brown 14. Makahesi Makatoa 16. Bryce Cartwright 17. Oregon Kaufusi 19. Wiremu Greig replacement player 19. Hayze Perham
St George Illawarra Dragons team: 9. Moses Mbye 2. Mathew Feagai 3. Moses Suli 4. Zac Lomax 5. Mikaele Ravalawa 11. Jack Bird 7. Ben Hunt 8. Francis Molo 21. Andrew McCullough 10. Blake Lawrie 12. Jack Gosiewski 13. Tariq Sims 14. Jack de Belin 6. Talatau Amone 15. Josh Kerr 16. Jackson Ford 17. Aaron Woods 24. George Burgess
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