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  • Canberra Raiders 40 d. Dolphins 28 in stunning turnaround

    Canberra Raiders 40 d. Dolphins 28 in stunning turnaround

    The Raiders rallied from 28-10 down to defeat the Dolphins 40-28, showcasing strong performances.

    The Daily Telegraph

    The Raiders' vaunted forward pack have shown why Ricky Stuart might miss a few men over the Origin period in a stirring come-from-behind 40-28 victory over the Dolphins.

    Hudson Young, among the most consistent second-rowers in the competition this season, dominated with 177 running metres and 29 tackles in a typically powerful performance, while Corey Horsburgh's comeback showed no sign of slowing with 126 metres and 34 tackles.

    Together, they led Canberra's charge from a 28-10 halftime deficit to a stunning 38-28 victory in front of their home fans, snapping the Dolphins' three-game...

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  • 'Rattled' Galvin's Tigers twist after jeers; Broncos great turns heat on Walsh - Talking Pts

    ‘Rattled’ Galvin’s Tigers twist after jeers; Broncos great turns heat on Walsh — Talking Pts

    Lachlan Galvin shone for the Tigers; Cobbo impressed for the Broncos in Round 8.

    Fox League

    All eyes were on Lachlan Galvin as he ran out in front of Tigers fans at Leichhardt Oval and he, and his teammates, delivered in a big way.

    GALVIN'S IMPRESSIVE RESPONSE IN TIGERS THRILLER

    Meanwhile, Selwyn Cobbo was impressive at fullback for the Broncos while Wayne Bennett and the Rabbitohs have a selection headache on their hands.


    Read on for all of the Talking Points for Round 8!

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  • 'This was about him': Raiders reveal comeback inspiration after 'embarrassing' start

    Melanie Dinjaski

    The Raiders overcame an 18-point deficit, defeating the Dolphins 40-28 in a dramatic comeback.

    The Canberra Times

    The Canberra Raiders pulled off a sensational comeback on Sunday, clawing back an 18-point deficit to defeat the Dolphins 40-28, with coach Ricky Stuart later revealing what inspired their unforgettable Anzac Round victory.

    The Dolphins came to the capital boasting wins by 18 or more points in their three previous games, and the visitors showcased that attacking prowess in a devastating first half that had the Raiders completely shell-shocked, trailing 28-10.

    But after the half, the Green Machine looked unstoppable, scoring five unanswered tries - and a penalty goal - to post their fourth-straight NRL win.

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