Here are the key moments from Holden State of Origin game three between NSW and Queensland at Suncorp Stadium.
3rd minute: A deft kick from Maroons halfback Daly Cherry-Evans is collected by Billy Slater who scores next to the posts. The fullback is correctly denied by the NRL Bunker the dream start in his farewell appearance due to a knock-on.
10th minute: Maroons winger Valentine Holmes intercepts a pass from James Tedesco and streaks 90 metres to score his seventh try in five Origin appearances. The flyer then slots the conversion to make it Queensland 6-0.
Holmes' runaway intercept try opens the scoring
23rd minute: Cherry-Evans forces a third drop-out from NSW after a clever kick close to the line. Despite repeat sets, the Maroons can't crack the Blues, whose defence is sensational.
30th minute: James Maloney is sent to the sin bin by referee Gerard Sutton for a professional foul on Slater. It followed the Blues pivot impeding the Maroons No.1, who was chasing a Cameron Munster grubber. Holmes slots the eventual penalty moments later. Queensland 8-0.
36th minute: Tom Trbojevic cuts the margin to four points after collecting a cut-out pass from Munster. The Blues winger then glided his way to the line, with Nathan Cleary adding the extras. Queensland 8-6.
39th minute: NSW incredibly take the lead seconds from halftime with back-to-back tries. Damien Cook fed Tedesco who strolled over untouched. Despite 30% of the ball and Maloney in the sin bin, NSW performed remarkably well to be in front 12-8 at the break.
Tedesco gives Blues the halftime lead
52nd minute: Following a needless penalty conceded from Tariq Sims, the Maroons take full advantage when Holmes grabs his second. 12-12.
A double for Holmes levels the score
57th minute: Queensland sprint out to an 18-12 lead when Cherry-Evans crosses after a break up the middle from Munster.
DCE gives Maroons the lead
80th minute: Despite NSW's valiant late efforts, Queensland send Slater out a winner in his final Origin game. Fulltime: 18-12 Maroons.
