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You could forgive the Warriors for thinking their luck has run out.Twice in the last three matches they have been brought undone by unorthodox field goals; first James Maloney wobbled one over for the Sharks, then Daly Cherry-Evans sent a left-footed shot over the black dot in rain-soaked Perth to give Manly a golden-point win.Despite those couple of tough losses, Warriors coach Andrew McFadden is remaining upbeat.We didnt do a lot wrong, Warriors coach Andrew McFadden said of his sides fruitless efforts to score the winning point.Halfback Shaun Johnson had a field goal effort charged down, while prop Sam Lisone had earlier produced a comical air swing, before Cherry Evans gave Manly the win.Its not like they were any better in setting up (for the field goal), McFadden said.They just made their play, but theres certainly some things we can do that might help us there.Johnson, 25, said his side had failed to tire out the Manly defence with the set of six leading up to his unsuccessful field goal attempt.That enabled Sea Eagles lock Jake Trbojevic to rush out and block the shot.Having those one-out carries to find that spot, it gave the (Manly) boys that were coming up the chance to have a breath, because we werent really moving them, Johnson said.Weve done a bit of work around that yesterday so hopefully, if we find ourselves in that situation again, we can put one over.Were very disappointed to go all that way to come up short like that.McFadden said it was devastating to lose in golden-point again but wouldnt be drawn into criticising the NRLs extra time format.He said his side was now focused on getting back to winning ways against the Raiders in Canberra on Saturday.Theyre the rules and thats what we play to, he said.I think our resilience is building and I think well get over that (defeat) pretty quickly now.The Warriors have also won one golden-point match this season, beating the Roosters 32-28 with a winning try from Roger Tuivasa-Sheck in Round 5. 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Worcester secured their first win of the Aviva Premiership season as Newcastle were beaten 11-9 in an error-strewn game.The match was played in perfect conditions, and on the plastic pitch at Sixways, yet still both sides conspired to produce a very poor advert for the competition.Worcesters Wynand Olivier scored the only try of the game with Ryan Lamb and Tom Heathcote kicking penalties.Newcastle at least claimed a bonus point thanks to two Mike Delany penalties, and another late on from Joel Hodgson, to finish a game that neither side deserved to win.Worcesters scrum looked on top in the opening stages but careless passing cost Warriors the chance to take advantage.Both Jackson Willison and Perry Humphreys failed to take regulation passes to surrender valuable possession.Newcastle were therefore able to have the better of the opening quarter by penning the opposition in their own half, but it was Worcester who took the lead after 20 minutes.On halfway, Sinoti Sinoti threw out a hospital pass to Dominic Waldouck.The ball and Willison arrived at the same time and although the New Zealander appeared to knock on in a hefty collision, Heathcote picked up the loose ball to send Olivier in for the try.Heathcote was off-target with the conversion as was Delany with a penalty attempt but the outside-half soon had another chance and put Newcastle on the scoreboard after 24 minutes.Worcester continued to concede frequent penalties and make careless errors, which stopped them building any momentum to their play, and just before half-time the Warrior suffered a setback.ddddddddddddWing Cooper Vuna limped off to be replaced by Josh Adams but they immediately overcame the loss to extend their advantage.Heathcote made the best break of the half to put the Falcons defence on the back foot and when Newcastle were penalised, he kicked a penalty to give his side an undeserved 8-3 interval lead.The hosts began the second half strongly and when Newcastle conceded another scrum penalty, Heathcote had a chance to put his side further ahead but he spurned the opportunity by firing wide.The Warriors continued to have the better of the third quarter but could not capitalise as their line-outs continued to malfunction and they lost at least four of their own throws.After 50 minutes the home side introduced Lamb in place of Heathcote and almost his first task was to stroke over an easy penalty.Minutes later, Lamb failed with another attempt, this time from long range, so Worcester stayed 11-3 ahead going into the final quarter.Delany kicked a second penalty as Worcester came under increasing pressure to keep their line intact with replacement scrum-half, Micky Young, peppering the home defence with a succession of up and unders.With four minutes remaining, replacement Hodgson brought Newcastle within two points but the home side just held on. 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