Watch State of Origin Game III: Maroons vs Blues

State of Origin

July 7, 2026

Queensland's Selwyn Cobbo scored three tries for the Maroons.

The series is tied after two games, with one win each for Queensland and New South Wales.

The Maroons host Game III at Brisbane's Lang Park.

The Maroons have won nine of 13 Game III deciders at Lang Park. The Blues won the last two games at Lang Park.

Here's what you need to know before Game III on July 8.

You can watch on the Nine Network.

The Nine Network has the broadcast rights.

Game III will be on Channel Nine and 9Now.

Follow the game on the ABC Sport live blog.

Listen to the ABC Sport live call with commentators.

Game III kick-off time is coming soon.

The kick-off time varies by location.

The Blues won Game I, and the Maroons won Game II.

NSW came back from 20 points down to win Game I.

James Tedesco scored a great try in Game I.

Queensland led 20-0 in the first half of Game I.

The Maroons' fullback was sent off in Game I.

The Blues scored three tries to win Game I.

The Maroons scored 36 points in the second half of Game II.

Queensland won Game II with a great performance.

The Blues scored the first two tries in Game II.

The Maroons scored 36 points in the second half of Game II.

Selwyn Cobbo scored three tries for the Maroons in Game II.

Game III is at Brisbane's Lang Park.

The Blues won the last two games at Lang Park.

The Maroons and Blues teams are ready.

The teams for Game III are announced.

The reserves are listed for both teams.

There have been 24 Game III deciders.

The Maroons have won 16 Game III deciders.

NSW has won six Game III deciders.

Thirteen Game III deciders were at Lang Park.

The Maroons have won nine games at Lang Park.

NSW won the last Game III decider at Lang Park.

Game III deciders have been played since 1982.

The Maroons have a good record in deciders.

The Blues have won some Game III deciders.

2025: QLD won 24-12.

2024: NSW won 14-4.

2022: QLD won 22-12.

2020: QLD won 20-14.

2019: NSW won 26-20.

2017: QLD won 22-6.

2015: QLD won 52-6.

2013: QLD won 12-10.

2012: QLD won 21-20.

2011: QLD won 34-24.

2008: QLD won 16-10.

2006: QLD won 16-14.

2005: NSW won 32-10.

2004: NSW won 36-14.

2002: The series was tied.

2001: QLD won 40-14.

1999: The series was tied.

1998: QLD won 19-4.

1994: NSW won 27-12.

1992: NSW won 16-4.

1991: QLD won 14-12.

1987: QLD won 12-6.

1983: QLD won 43-22.

1982: QLD won 10-5.

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