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  • Canterbury Bulldogs hold off Canberra Raiders in hard fought 14-10 victory

    Canterbury Bulldogs hold off Canberra Raiders in hard fought 14-10 victory

    The Bulldogs defeated the Raiders, spoiling Ricky Stuart's 300th game, and moved to the NRL's top spot.

    The Australian

    The Bulldogs have ruined Ricky Stuart's 300th game in charge of the Raiders to move to the top of the NRL ladder after a classic wet-weather slugfest between two high quality sides at GIO Stadium in Canberra on Thursday night.

    Both sides were enormous in defence and controlled the ball well in attack considering the atrocious conditions, before Jacob Preston sealed the win with a try under the posts in the 71st minute.

    Canberra scored late via Savelio Tamale to set up a grandstand finish, but the Dogs held on.

    The loss won't be the only thing Stuart and Canberra have to worry about though, with Josh Papali'i at the mercy of the match review committee after a first half hit on Sam Hughes that landed the ironman prop in the sin bin.

    "(Referee) Adam Gee said forceful and to the head," Greg Alexander said in commentary.

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  • Raiders veteran Josh Papalii sin binned, facing likely ban for 'swinging arm' on Bulldogs prop

    Brisbane Broncos

    Josh Papalii faces suspension after a high shot on Sam Hughes during the Raiders vs. Bulldogs game.

    Wide World of Sports

    Raiders veteran Josh Papalii is all but certain to spend a stint on the sidelines after a brutal high shot on Bulldogs prop Sam Hughes.

    Midway through the first half of Thursday night's clash at GIO Stadium, Papalii shot out of the line and collected Hughes with a massive shot from the kick-off.

    Hughes reeled out of the tackle and players from both teams came in for a brief scuffle, before referee Adam Gee blew time off and things settled down.

    Papalii was then called out by the on-field official and sent for 10 minutes - but it easily could have been worse for the Green Machine.

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  • Benji Marshall shuts down Tigers double recruitment play

    Benji Marshall shuts down Tigers double recruitment play

    Benji Marshall denies Wests Tigers links to Scott Drinkwater and Bronson Xerri amid recent club changes and controversies.

    Zero Tackle

    Wests Tigers head coach Benji Marshall has moved to emphatically shut down links to Scott Drinkwater and Bronson Xerri.

    The North Queensland Cowboys fullback Drinkwater is back in the headlines after originally being linked to the shopping list at the back-end of 2025.

    The Cowboys squashed those rumours at the time, but his reported axing from first-grade this weekend - something the club are claiming has more to do with his ribs than form - could see the question marks return.

    Bronson Xerri, meanwhile, has been dropped from Canterbury's side for their clash this weekend with the Canberra Raiders, and has reportedly requested a release.

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