After a heartbreaking loss in Game Two, Westpac NSW Blues coach Laurie Daley has pledged to stick with the team as they regroup for the upcoming decider. Despite falling short in their epic comeback attempt, Daley remains confident in the team's abilities.

Daley expressed disappointment in the team's first-half performance but emphasized that he does not intend to make significant changes. He highlighted the second-half rally as a testament to the potential of the NSW squad.

The Blues, who trailed 26-6 at half-time, staged a remarkable comeback in the second half, scoring four unanswered tries to narrow the gap to just two points. However, the Maroons managed to hold on for a 26-24 victory, setting the stage for a thrilling decider at Accor Stadium on July 9.

Despite facing disruptions in the lead-up to Game Two, with players like Jarome Luai and Brian To'o dealing with injuries, Daley remains committed to the current squad. The team faced challenges with errors, penalties, and missed tackles in the first half, which ultimately contributed to their defeat.

Queensland, on the other hand, capitalized on the Blues' struggles and put up a strong performance to level the series. With the spotlight now on the decider, both teams are gearing up for a highly anticipated showdown in Sydney.

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