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  • Semi-Finals: Bulldogs' Uncertainty; Sharks, Panthers Hopeful

    Semi-Finals: Bulldogs' Uncertainty; Sharks, Panthers Hopeful

    NRL semi-finals: Bulldogs face player concerns; Sharks and Panthers optimistic about returns.

    LeagueNews.co

    The NRL semi-finals are set, and the Canterbury Bulldogs are generating the most discussion. After their loss to the Melbourne Storm in the qualifying final last weekend, there were concerns that up to five players might be sidelined. However, only one player has not been included in the 22-man squad for their upcoming match against the Penrith Panthers.

    Meanwhile, the Cronulla Sharks and Penrith Panthers are both optimistic that some of their players will return. The Canberra Raiders also have player availability issues to consider.

    Here are the primary highlights from the team lists for the semi-finals.

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  • Joe Tapine claims his fourth Meninga Medal, but all eyes are on the do-or-die clash with the Sharks

    Region Canberra

    Despite a tough loss, the Raiders presentation night was upbeat, highlighted by Joe Tapine's speech.

    Region Canberra

    Heading into the Raiders presentation night after the drama of the day before at Canberra Stadium, there was cause for some uncertainty.

    Would the mood be sombre given the emotion of the golden point extra time loss to the Broncos?

    To the contrary. The mood was remarkably upbeat.

    Perhaps the best indication of the positive vibe of the night came in Joe Tapine's acceptance speech after winning the Meninga Medal, as voted on by his teammates and coaches.

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  • Carrigan Pleads Guilty; Misses Preliminary Final

    Carrigan Pleads Guilty; Misses Preliminary Final

    Patrick Carrigan will miss the preliminary final after accepting a guilty plea for a tackle.

    LeagueNews.co

    Brisbane Broncos star forward Patrick Carrigan will be sitting out the club's preliminary final after he opted to accept an early guilty plea concerning a Grade 2 careless high tackle.

    This incident stemmed from a tackle during Sunday afternoon's game against Canberra, which resulted in Carrigan being sent to the sin bin for his actions against Morgan Smithies, a middle forward for Canberra. Had he chosen to contest the charge at the judiciary, he risked missing not only the preliminary final but potentially the grand final as well.

    In addition, Reece Walsh faced two fines, while players from the Canterbury Bulldogs, Penrith Panthers, and Canberra Raiders also experienced financial penalties following the opening round of finals matches.

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