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  • NRL 2024: Raiders v Tigers, Sione Fainu no try, what happened, Bunker, controversial decision, rugby league news

    NRL 2024: Raiders v Tigers, Sione Fainu no try, what happened, Bunker, controversial decision, rugby league news

    Debate over Tigers' no try against Raiders. Referee deems ball held up, controversy ensues.

    Fox League

    A controversial Tigers no try against the Raiders has created debate during their clash at Campbelltown Stadium.

    A look at the replay showed that Fainu got extremely close but it was hard to ascertain whether the ball had touched the grass because the arm of the Raider was covering the ball on the best possible camera angle.

    In the 25th minute, rookie forward Sione Fainu received an Api Koroisau pass and did well to carry a few Raiders over the try line, where he attempted to ground the ball.

    Fainu claimed a try but referee Todd Smith sent it up to the Bunker as no try, believing the ball was held up.

    "He may have glanced it on the grass here," Andrew Voss said on Fox League.

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  • Fails of Tiger Town: Raiders blow shot at top eight return

    Fails of Tiger Town: Raiders blow shot at top eight return

    Canberra Raiders struggle at home and on the road, losing to Wests Tigers 48-24.

    The Canberra Times

    The Canberra Raiders have found a novel way to fix concerns about their home form - by being awful on the road as well.

    While a brief second-half comeback added some respectability to the scoreboard, they were completely outclassed by the Wests Tigers.

    The Tigers ended an eight-game losing streak against the Green Machine with a 48-24 victory at Campbelltown Stadium on Sunday.

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  • West is finally won as Tigers tyros thrash Raiders in stunning upset

    West is finally won as Tigers tyros thrash Raiders in stunning upset

    Lachlan Galvin's future with Wests Tigers uncertain, but team's win at Campbelltown Stadium positive.

    The Sydney Morning Herald

    Ten days ago, Lachlan Galvin was vacillating on his Wests Tigers future, club powerbrokers scrambling to ease the teen star's concerns after half-a-dozen release requests.

    At Campbelltown Stadium on Sunday, the future suddenly didn't look so bad.

    After 1441 days, the west has finally been won by the Tigers, with the NRL's youngest line-up chock-full of local talent and surviving a late flurry of Raiders tries to prevail 48-24, their first victory at Campbelltown in four years.

    The Tigers have made a song and dance about finally capitalising on the talent and masses in the Macarthur region for some time now.

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