Canberra Raiders News

  • Tracey the hero as Bulldogs claim gutsy Canberra win

    Canterbury have claimed their second victory from as many starts, winning in the wet over Canberra. Photo: Lukas Coch/AAP PHOTOS

    Canterbury defeated Canberra 14-10 for their second consecutive win, with Connor Tracey praised for a crucial tackle and try amid off-field distractions.

    The Canberra Times

    Canterbury's coach Cameron Ciraldo has heaped praise on fullback Connor Tracey after he produced the match-saving tackle and scored a crucial try to help Canterbury's week in the headlines finish on a high. 

    The Bulldogs' bye week was dominated by reports that centre Bronson Xerri was unhappy and could soon seek a release after being dropped for Thursday night's clash at GIO Stadium. 

    But Canterbury dismissed their off-field woes, beating Canberra 14-10 to claim their second consecutive win to start the season, something last achieved in 2012.

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  • 'They don't care': Ricky Stuart left fuming as Cameron Ciraldo injured in coaching box mishap

    Brisbane Broncos

    Bulldogs coach Cameron Ciraldo needed stitches after a mishap, despite their gritty 14-10 win over the Raiders in heavy rain.

    Wide World of Sports

    Bulldogs coach Cameron Ciraldo has revealed he would require stitches after a bizarre mishap in the box at GIO Stadium on Thursday night.

    In wet and wild conditions in Canberra, the visitors held on for a gritty 14-10 win over the Raiders, with rain falling heavily for the entire 80 minutes.

    Away from the chaos on the field, there was plenty off it as well.

    "It was hard to stay present and there was plenty of noise coming from down below.

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  • Bulldogs show just enough bite in gutsy Canberra win

    Canterbury have claimed their second victory from as many starts, winning in the wet over Canberra. Photo: Lukas Coch/AAP PHOTOS

    Canterbury secured a 14-10 victory over Canberra, marking their second win of the season, despite off-field issues and adverse weather conditions.

    The Canberra Times

    Canterbury's week in the headlines has ended on a high, beating Canberra 14-10 in wet and wild conditions at GIO Stadium.

    The Bulldogs' bye week was dominated by reports that centre Bronson Xerri was unhappy and could soon seek a release after being dropped for Thursday night's clash.

    But Canterbury shook off their off-field woes with Stephen Crichton's two penalty goals proving the difference as the visitors claimed their second consecutive win to start the season, something last achieved in 2012.

    With rain lashing down in the nation's capital, the Dogs weathered the Raiders' fast start before the contest transformed into a grind as Canberra struggled to break through Canterbury's typically rigid defence.

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