Rugby Match: Parramatta Eels and South Sydney Rabbitohs

橄欖球賽：帕拉馬塔鰻魚對南悉尼兔子

Jun 25, 2026, 09:58
AustraliaSports

Introduction

The Parramatta Eels played the South Sydney Rabbitohs on June 25, 2026. It was Mitchell Moses' 250th game.

帕拉馬塔鰻魚於 2026 年 6 月 25 日與南悉尼兔子對陣。這是 Mitchell Moses 的第 250 場比賽。

Main Body

The Rabbitohs played very well at the start. Cody Walker and Euan Aitken scored points. The Rabbitohs led 12-0 after fifteen minutes.

兔子隊開局表現非常好。Cody Walker 和 Euan Aitken 取得得分。比賽進行十五分鐘後，兔子隊以 12-0 領先。

Mitchell Moses and Cameron Murray played in this game again. Parramatta changed some players in their team. Tyrone Munro did not play because he has legal problems.

Mitchell Moses 和 Cameron Murray 再次參加這場比賽。帕拉馬塔調整了部分球員名單。Tyrone Munro 因為法律問題而未能參賽。

Other teams also had news. The Brisbane Broncos signed Dane Gagai. The Wests Tigers signed Josh Schuster. Coach Wayne Bennett said his players are hurt by bad luck.

其他球隊也有消息。布里斯本銅牛簽下了 Dane Gagai。西老虎簽下了 Josh Schuster。總教練 Wayne Bennett 表示他的球員們是因為運氣不佳而受傷。

Conclusion

The South Sydney Rabbitohs were much stronger than the Parramatta Eels at the start of the game.

在比賽開始時，南悉尼兔子明顯強於帕拉馬塔鰻魚。

Vocabulary Learning

⚡ The Power of "-ed"

Look at these words from the story:

  • Played
  • Scored
  • Changed
  • Signed

What is happening here? When we talk about things that happened in the past (like a game that already finished), we usually add -ed to the action word.

Quick Pattern: Action now → Action yesterday Play → Played Score → Scored

💡 Useful Comparison

In the text, we see: "The Rabbitohs were much stronger than the Parramatta Eels."

To compare two things and say one is "more," we use: Word + er → than

  • Strong → Stronger than
  • Fast → Faster than
  • Small → Smaller than

Example from the text: Rabbitohs →\rightarrow Stronger →\rightarrow Eels

Vocabulary Learning

led (v.)
Was in the first place or had more points
Example:The blue team led the game with ten points.
legal (adj.)
Related to the law and rules of a country
Example:He needs legal help to solve his problem.
problems (n.)
Things that are difficult to deal with
Example:I have some problems with my computer.
signed (v.)
Wrote a name on a paper to agree to a contract
Example:The player signed a new contract with the team.
stronger (adj.)
Having more power or force than someone else
Example:The big dog is stronger than the small dog.
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