Canberra Raiders News

  • Trbojevic brings up 100th NRL try as Manly crush Raiders' finals hopes

    Trbojevic brings up 100th NRL try as Manly crush Raiders’ finals hopes

    Manly beat Canberra 46-24, led by Trbojevic's two tries and assists. Referee decisions favored Sea Eagles.

    The Sydney Morning Herald

    Manly have crushed Canberra's NRL finals hopes with a see-sawing 46-24 victory at GIO Stadium.

    Tom Trbojevic looked back to his best with two tries and two try assists, scoring his 99th and 100th career four-pointers in a lethal Sea Eagles attacking display on Saturday afternoon.

    But the two teams' performances were not as far away as the scoreline suggests.

    Two pivotal refereeing decisions took the game away from the Raiders.

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  • Try over spilled milk: Manly blow Raiders away to spoil Papa's celebration

    Try over spilled milk: Manly blow Raiders away to spoil Papa's celebration

    Perfect start turned ugly with 40 consecutive points conceded in heavy loss to Manly. Top eight now at risk.

    The Canberra Times

    It started perfectly to script - Josh Papali'i celebrating his 301st game with the opening try.

    But it got ugly after that as the Canberra Raiders conceded 40 consecutive points in a heavy 46-24 loss to Manly at Canberra Stadium on Saturday.

    The Raiders might need to win all four of their remaining games now if they're going to make the top eight and play finals.

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  • Raiders sink as Sharks bite in NRLW clash

    LeagueNews.co

    Canberra Raiders NRLW lose 24-12 to Cronulla Sharks despite strong start and courageous effort from Temara.


    LeagueNews.co

    The Canberra Raiders NRLW side couldn't hold off the Cronulla Sharks, falling to a 24-12 defeat at GIO Stadium Canberra on Saturday arvo.

    The Raiders came out strong in the first half, but the Sharks managed to score twenty-four unanswered points, leaving the nation's capital empty-handed.

    In a nail-biting opening ten minutes, both teams had their chances to score, but solid defence kept the game level.

    Raiders co-captain Zehara Temara had to leave the field for a head injury assessment, but she toughed it out and returned to play.

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