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+[!LIVESTREAMs!]+] New South Wales Blues v Queensland Maroons LIVE Coverage ON TV Channel 5 June 2024
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The weather is chilly and State of Origin is right around the corner, with Game One of the 2024 series set to kick off next week.
New Blues coach Michael Maguire certainly hopes not, with the former Rabbitohs, Wests Tigers and Kiwis coach looking to stop a two-year skid that sealed the end of Brad Fittler’s NSW tenure.
The NRL has opted to keep the series over a six-week period in the middle of the season, knocking back requests from some figures in the game to condense the representative period.
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Sporting News has everything you need to know about the 2024 State of Origin series.
State of Origin 2024 series schedule
When is State of Origin Game 1?
Wednesday, June 5 - Accor Stadium, Sydney
The Blues leaned heavily into their home ground advantage to avoid their first Origin whitewashing since 2010 in the 2023 dead rubber, walking away with a 24-10 victory.
Whilst not the fortress that Suncorp Stadium is for Queensland, in 31 Origin matches at Accor Stadium the home side have come away with the victory on 20 occasions.
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When is State of Origin Game 2?
Wednesday, June 26 - MCG, Melbourne
Did someone say cattle dog?
While the fireworks of 1995 are unlikely to be replayed at Australia’s largest sports ground, there’ll be plenty of feeling in it when State of Origin returns to the MCG for the first time since 2018.
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When is State of Origin Game 3?
Wednesday, July 17 - Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane
Will the series be alive come July 17? The Blues will certainly be hoping they’ve already secured the series.
Of the 12 times an Origin decider has been played in Brisbane, New South Wales have won just twice: 1994 and 2005.
Last year, the Maroons emerged victorious to the tune of 32-6 in Game II at Suncorp to wrap up the 2023 series.
Women's State of Origin 2024
For the first time, a three-match series will also decide the Women's State of Origin.
Previously, either a standalone fixture or two home-and-away games have been played.
All three matches will be broadcast live on the Nine network.
Women's State of Origin 2024 series schedule
Game 1: Thursday, May 16 (Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane)
Game 2: Thursday, June 6 (McDonald Jones Stadium, Newcastle)
Game 3: Thursday, June 27 (Queensland Country Bank Stadium, Townsville)
Under-19s State of Origin 2024
An under-19s Origin double-header will also be played in 2024, with both men's and women's matches to be played at Leichhardt Oval on Thursday, June 20.
The under-19s Origin will be broadcast live on the Nine Network and Fox Sports. games.
Fresh from successive series losses in 2022 and 2023, New South Wales will be looking to kick start the Michael Maguire era with a bang on home turf. Though their task won’t be easy. Despite injuries, Billy Slater’s Maroons hold the Shield and will be looking to make it three series wins in a row in 2024.
Here, foxsports.com.au runs you through everything you need to know ahead of Game One of the 2024 State of Origin series.As is always the case with State of Origin, Game One of the 2024 series promises to be nothing short of an intensely physical encounter. New South Wales coach Michael Maguire has ushered in a new era for the New South Wales Blues with his selections, initially naming six debutants - Dylan Edwards, Cameron McInnes, Joseph Suaali’i, Zac Lomac, Spencer Leniu and Haumole Olaukau’atu – and an entirely new spine for Game One.
Edwards though was later ruled out with a quad issue, which saw incumbent fullback James Tedesco brought back into the team.
Maguire’s made no secret about the character he wants his side to possess, with hard-work and physicality a defining quality of many of the new faces in New South Wales’ squad.
The state’s back five are physically imposing and tireless, particularly coming out of their own end. Tedesco and Brian To’o are the two best yardage outside backs in the NRL, while Lomax, Stephen Crichton and Suaali’i are all big bodies averaging over 100 running metres per game.
In the forwards, new captain Jake Trbojevic and Cronulla Sharks middle Cameron McInnes personify everything Maguire desires from his Blues: hard-working, industrious and deeply passionate. Meanwhile, New South Wales’ four forward bench is as powerful as they are skillful.
Standing in the way of a Blues series opener victory is a typically formidable Queensland side. Despite Cameron Munster’s absence after re-aggravating a groin injury and David Fifita’s shock omission, Queensland possess more than enough firepower to trouble the Blues.When and where is State of Origin Game I? Here's what you need to know ahead of kick-off.State of Origin 2024: the big themes shaking up this year’s series
From teammates going head to head to absent stars, a coaching rookie and a new commentary sound, there’s no shortage of lively story arcs.Rugby league’s State of Origin formula is well established: state against state, mate against mate. No pairing proves that slogan more than new New South Wales captain Jake Trbojevic and Queensland’s Daly Cherry-Evans. The pair are long-term teammates at Manly, but each will lead their state in Wednesday’s first men’s Origin clash at Sydney’s Accor Stadium.
It’s just one of several tantalising story arcs this year that both uphold and upend parts of rugby league’s great tradition.
NSW pin hopes on Origin newbie
The Blues brought an end to a generation of Maroons dominance when they appointed Brad Fittler coach in 2018. The change helped the southerners record back-to-back series wins, and Fittler emerged as a players’ coach that allowed talent to shine. But the formula stopped working, and NSW claimed just one series in four years. dfs