Canberra Raiders News

  • NRL Run Home: Every team's predicted finish as big guns tipped to miss top 8

    NRL Run Home: Every team’s predicted finish as big guns tipped to miss top 8

    The NRL season heats up, with tight playoff races and certain fan disappointment.

    Fox League

    We are two-thirds through the 2025 NRL season, with just nine rounds remaining as the race for finals spots heats up.

    Raiders and Storm fans can already rejoice, with your teams rated a 100% chance of making the eight, with the Bulldogs and Warriors also more or less guaranteed to be playing finals.

    Entering Round 19, only six points separate the fifth-placed Broncos (22pts) and 15th-placed Parramatta Eels (16pts).

    The
    Fox Sports Lab
    has crunched the numbers to produce every team's top eight and top four chances as well as the likelihood of winning the minor premiership which, for now, appears to be a race between three.

    Look away if you are a Titans or Rabbitohs fan, as according to the
    Lab
    , your season is all but done, although you probably knew that already.

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  • Sharks and Raiders: Swimming Towards Victory's Shore

    Round 2 Team News: NRLW Final Squad

    Sharks and Raiders seek their first NRL win in Round 2 after losses in Round 1.

    LeagueNews.co

    In Round 2 of the NRL, the Sharks and Raiders are each seeking their first win of the season when they clash on Saturday afternoon.

    The Sharks, coming off a narrow defeat to the Eels in Round 1, are optimistic about their chances under coach Tony Herman.

    Captain Tiana Penitani Gray is expected to play a crucial role in bolstering the backline, while emerging centre Annessa Biddle poses an additional attacking threat on the right edge.

    On the other hand, the Raiders are eager to bounce back from their loss to the Dragons in their opening match.

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  • Josh Papalii's son captures hearts of rugby league fans in TV interview

    Josh Papalii’s son captures hearts of rugby league fans in TV interview

    Josh Papalii's son Noah became a star during Origin, touching hearts with a tribute on TV.

    The Daily Telegraph

    It was the tear-jerking comment that broke a nation's hearts.

    Queensland enforcer Josh Papalii's young son Noah became the unexpected star of State of Origin after a touching tribute to his baby brother before three million TV viewers on Wednesday night.

    The Maroons prop savoured the ultimate Origin swansong, coming out of retirement to help inspire Queensland's 24-12 defeat of NSW to win the 2025 series decider at Sydney's Accor Stadium.

    The 33-year-old later conducted an interview with Channel 9 to reflect on the epic win, but Papalii Jnr stole the show when he was suddenly asked...

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