Blake Austin insists he has buried all links to hometown club Penrith but one gripe remains - that Panthers star Matt Moylan should have way more than 70 games to his credit.The duo played almost all of their junior football together at the mountains, however it took Moylan nearly two years to join Austin in the NRL ranks when he finally debuted in 2013.By then a lack of game time forced Austin to look elsewhere for an opportunity, heading to the Wests Tigers before eventually finding a home in the nations capital last season.Ahead of Saturdays NRL semi-final between the two clubs, Austin revealed how he thought Moylan would be dominating teams a lot earlier than he is.I always thought he toiled away in (reserve grade) longer than he should have, Austin said.In the end its a formula thats worked well for him. He sat back and watched a lot of his mates debut a lot earlier than he did. But he got the last laugh. Hes playing really good footy.We played a lot of junior footy together, and -20s, and spent a lot of time at Windsor together too. To see him playing the way he is, its no surprise to me. Im really happy for him.The pair now hold the key to their respective outfits when they face off at GIO Stadium on Saturday, with the winner to take on Melbourne for the right to a spot in the grand final.Moylan is arguably the most in-form player remaining in title contention, while Austins return from a hand injury alleviates the probable loss of Josh Hodgson.Austin, 25, said stopping Penriths forwards is crucial to preventing Moylan taking over games in the same way he did in the second half of their elimination final win over Canterbury, when involved in four of his teams five tries.Moylans involvements, you can limit them by what you do in the middle of the field and the way you handle their forwards, he said.You know Moylan plays a bit of a halves style in their team. 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A 75th-minute penalty goal from James Maloney has taken Cronulla to a memorable 16-14 comeback win over Canberra and within one game of the NRL grand final.Maloney kept dreams of a maiden premiership alive on Saturday evening when he calmly broke a 14-14 deadlock with a 25-metre shot after Raiders second-rower Elliot Whitehead was pinged for a high tackle.It was a brave effort from the Sharks, who had captain Paul Gallen ruled out on game day with a back injury and then lost second-rower Wade Graham seven minutes into the match.They also fell behind 12-0 after 20 minutes, and appeared to be at the mercy of a white-hot Raiders side who had all the early momentum in front of the sellout 25,292 home crowd at GIO Stadium.But the Sharks held the home side to just two points for the final hour to get a week off.The Raiders host the winner of Sundays Penrith-Canterbury elimination final, however nervously await the status of star hooker Josh Hodgson, who came off with a second-half ankle injury.Cronulla were trailing 14-6 when veteran Luke Lewis set up Valentine Holmes 19th try of the season with a precise 49th-minute grubber.Maloney levelled the game with a penalty goal in the 66th minute.Sharks coach Shane Flanagan also made the shock move of benching halfback Chad Townsend for the first time this year, shifting centre Jack Bird into a playmaking role in the second half.And the move paid off, with the Sharks straightening their attack and flat-footing the Raiders defence in a second half that was spent mostly on Canberras goalline.Raiders pivot Aidan Sezer had a chance to nail a field goal in tthe 73rd minute, but fired wide, leaving the door open for the Sharks to surge upfield and secure victory.ddddddddddddCanberra were relentless for the opening half hour.Big men Josh Papalii, Shannon Boyd and Joey Leilua made plenty of early inroads into the Sharks defence, including one Leilua run that left Graham dazed in the seventh minute.But while the crowd were enthralled with the Raiders power game, it was the little man in Hodgson who poked his way through under the posts.The Dally M contender stood up tiring Sharks Andrew Fifita and Luke Capewell, and momentarily lost the ball before retrieving it for first points.Leiluas presence was again felt for his sides second try, running Ben Barba off his chase of Jordan Rapanas breakaway 80-metre try in the 18th minute.NRL QUALIFYING FINAL 1: CANBERRA V CRONULLA:* Result: Cronulla 16 bt Canberra 14.* Key moment: Elliott Whiteheads swinging arm on Ben Barba with six minutes to go hands the Sharks a penalty kick 22m out, which James Maloney slots for the win* Key quote: We wore them down, we wore them down and we got the result. A week off to rest up and were ready to do it again in two weeks, Cronulla playmaker Maloney* Judiciary: Nil* Injuries: Raiders: Josh Hodgson (lower leg). Sharks: Wade Graham (concussion), Paul Gallen (back, pre-match)* Whats next: The Raiders will host the winner of Penrith-Canterbury in next Saturday nights second semi-final. The Sharks get the week off before their grand final-qualifier ' ' '