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  • Canberra pull a Magic Trick to spook Cronulla

    Canberra pull a Magic Trick to spook Cronulla

    Canberra scores early, Sharks equalize, Raiders take lead with Hudson Young's try, Sharks tie game.

    League Unlimited

    Canberra opened the scoring inside the first five minutes when Kaeo Weekes took Nicholson underneath and he broke through some poor defence from Oregon Kaufusi and Blayke Brailey to get over the line. The theme early was capitalising on poor discipline and the Sharks were rewarded when Mawene Hiroti continued to tear apart Canberra's right edge as Matt Timoko was burnt for pace to allowed the Newtown centre to get a try on NRL return and it was 6-6 inside the first 10 minutes.

    As both sides settled, eventually it would take a magical moment to get either side the the lead. Fortunately, a clever play from Raiders hooker Tom Starling saw the home side take the lead. After scheming out of dummy half, a clever kick saw a flying Hudson Young fly through and ground the ball to give the Canberrans a 12-6 lead. Cronulla answered swiftly following a cheap yardage error. A simple crash ball from Braydon Trindall to Briton Nikora sent the backrower through the left edge defenders to ground the ball into the in-goal to level us back up with just over ten to go.

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  • 'Huge reaction to last week': NRL crackdown begins as Hudson Young binned in chaotic second half

    Canberra Raiders

    NRL considering crackdown after Hudson Young penalized for high tackle in Raiders vs Sharks match.

    Wide World of Sports

    Rugby league could have another crackdown on its hands.

    Just days after the NRL sent an email around regarding high contact in round four and the lack of sin bins, Raiders star Hudson Young found himself in the crosshairs of the officials on Thursday night in a tough back-and-forth clash against Cronulla.

    With the scores locked at 18-18 in the second half, Young was belatedly penalised for a tackle on Sharks skipper Cameron McInnes from a few plays earlier.

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  • 'Couldn't have done more': Confusion over Bunker call as Raiders speedster denied try

    North Queensland Cowboys

    Canberra's Kaeo Weekes denied a try due to obstruction against the Sharks, despite a brilliant run.

    Wide World of Sports

    Canberra star Kaeo Weekes was robbed of a brilliant solo try in the first half of his side's clash against the Sharks on Thursday night.

    In a back-and-forth opening half, Weekes looked to have set the contest alight, bursting through a gap and racing past opposing fullback Will Kennedy.

    However, after referee Todd Smith awarded the try, the Bunker came over the top and ruled Matty Nicholson had obstructed Braydon Trindall in the lead-up.

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