Canberra Raiders News

Canberra Raiders win 50-12 in Darwin, stand out player Jamal Fogarty's 100th NRL appearance.

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The Canberra Raiders achieved a resounding 50-12 victory in a hot and humid match at TIO Stadium in Darwin.

The standout performer of the game was Jamal Fogarty, who was celebrating his 100th NRL appearance and played a crucial role in leading the team to success.

The Raiders capitalized on an early error by the Eels, with Tom Starling's play setting up Joseph Tapine for the team's first try of the night.

Fogarty's successful conversion gave the Raiders a 6-0 lead.

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Thrilling NRL Super Saturday in Round 6 includes double-header in Perth and Eels vs Raiders clash in Darwin.

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The NRL is set for a thrilling Super Saturday in Round 6, with a double-header at Perth's Optus Stadium followed by a clash between the Eels and Raiders in Darwin.

The Sharks and Sea Eagles will kick off the action, with the Rabbitohs and Cowboys also set to showcase their skills in front of a large crowd.

The Rabbitohs, with a surprising 4-1 start to the season, will face a challenge due to injuries to key players as they take on the Cowboys.

The Raiders, known for their dangerous attacking prowess, will be looking to maintain their winning momentum against the Eels.

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Titans' Brock Gray faces discipline for high tackle and crusher tackle, with possibility of suspension.

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Gold Coast Titans forward Brock Gray is facing disciplinary action after being charged by the match review committee following the Titans' Round 6 game against the Dragons.

Gray was placed on report and sin-binned in the 67th minute for a careless high tackle on Jack De Belin, resulting in a Grade 2 charge and a one-match suspension if he takes the early plea.

If found guilty after fighting the charge, Gray would miss additional games in Rounds 8 and the following Sunday's matchup against the Raiders.

Additionally, Gray was penalized with a Grade 1 Crusher Tackle in the 31st minute, resulting in a $1500 fine.

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