VIDEO: Probably the best sporting comeback you'll see this year

The Rabbitohs beat Roosters, following an unbelievable final three minutes in what has been called a ‘miracle game’.

A MATCH BETWEEN the Rabbitohs and the Roosters normally wouldn’t be particularly big news this side of the world.

Yet with such a thrilling conclusion as the one witnessed in their latest encounter, it’s virtually impossible to ignore.

And even more remarkably, the win was a reversal of the Roosters’ equally dramatic victory in their recent Round 1 game, when they scored two tries in the last three minutes to triumph.

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