Canberra Raiders News

The Daily Telegraph

The return of halfback Jamal Fogarty has helped keep the Raiders' ailing campaign alive following their 20-18 win of the Warriors.

The Raiders looked revitalised early on with their star playmaker back at the helm, in his first appearance since suffering a biceps injury in Round 7. Fogarty's kicking game was particularly immense for Canberra as he forced two Warriors errors that resulted in points.

Hudson Young, in his own return from a groin layoff, proved the greatest benefactor of Fogarty's...

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Canberra ends three-month win drought at home with Fogarty's perfect kicking night.

The Canberra Times

Canberra's three-month wait for a win on home soil is over.

Jamal Fogarty's perfect night from the tee saw the Raiders snap a four-game losing streak with a 20-18 win over the New Zealand Warriors in front of 8509 at Canberra Stadium on Friday night.

The Raiders hadn't won at home since April. They hadn't won a game in almost seven weeks. The punters clad in puffer jackets and beanies figured this one might end the drought as the Raiders skipped out to a 14-0 lead.

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Canberra facing worst home streak in a decade, but coach Ricky Stuart remains calm, no panic necessary.

Canberra Weekly

Canberra are on the brink of their worst NRL home streak in almost a decade but there's no reason to panic just yet, according to coach Ricky Stuart.

The Raiders have not heard the GIO Stadium viking horn sound in triumph since a golden-point victory over Gold Coast in round seven.

A loss to the Warriors on Friday would extend the home victory drought to at least 15 weeks.

The last time the Raiders lost five in a row at home was in 2014, when they finished the season second bottom.

Despite losing their last four games home and away to slump to 11th on the NRL ladder,...

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