Canberra Raiders News

No late changes for Titans vs Raiders; Weaver replaces Campbell, Randall for Fifita, Fitzgibbon for Peachey.

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Des Hasler has confirmed that there are no late changes to the Gold Coast Titans side for their Easter Sunday clash against the Raiders following a reshuffle.

Tom Weaver will start in the halves in place of Jayden Campbell, who sustained an ankle injury at training.

Chris Randall has been promoted to the starting side in place of David Fifita, who is out with a hamstring strain.

Allan Fitzgibbon has also been brought onto the wing instead of Tyrone Peachey, with the rest of the side remaining unchanged.

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Easter Sunday NRL: Titans vs. Raiders, Knights vs. Sharks. Titans with Fa'asuamaleaui, Knights need Ponga, Best.

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The Easter Sunday NRL action will feature two exciting matchups, beginning with the Titans taking on the Green Machine, as reported by nrl.com.au.

The Titans will be boosted by the return of captain Tino Fa'asuamaleaui as they look to challenge the momentum of the Canberra Raiders.

Following this clash, the Knights will face the Sharks in a game where Newcastle will be eager to bounce back from recent struggles.

With only 10 points scored in their last 240 minutes of play, the Knights will need to tap into the talents of Kalyn Ponga and Bradman Best to turn their season around before it slips away.

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Gold Coast Titans update on Jayden Campbell's ankle injury, likely syndesmosis, may sideline him for months.

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The Gold Coast Titans have provided an update on Jayden Campbell's ankle injury, confirming that he will miss this weekend's game against the Canberra Raiders.

While the severity of the injury is yet to be determined, there is speculation that Campbell may have suffered a syndesmosis injury.

The Titans removed him from their squad at the last minute, leading to further speculation about the nature of his injury.

Although the term "syndesmosis" was not explicitly used by the Titans, if confirmed, it could result in Campbell being sidelined for a period ranging from a few weeks to three months, depending on whether surgery is required.

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