Canberra Raiders News

  • Brisbane Broncos vs Canberra Raiders player ratings: who starred and who flopped?

    Brisbane Broncos vs Canberra Raiders player ratings: who starred and who flopped?

    Raiders dominate Broncos in upset win with standout performances from Horsburgh and Papalii. Walsh struggles.

    The Daily Telegraph
    Hynes headache? 15 NRL SuperCoach takeaways

    The Raiders executed the perfect ambush in the nation's capital, blowing the Broncos away from the opening whistle.

    In front of the biggest opening home crowd in 26 years, the underdog Raiders produced heroes across the park, while Brisbane's big-name stars failed to fire a shot in the 32-22 upset.

    Canberra duo Corey Horsburgh and Josh Papalii out-gunned Brisbane props Payne Haas and Pat Carrigan which ultimately led to the stirring victory.

    See how we rated every player.

    BRISBANE BRONCOS

    1 REECE WALSH

    Went missing in action as the Green Machine swarmed the superstar fullback. Just five runs for...

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  • 'Humble' Nicholson shies away from hype after stunning NRL debut

    Melanie Dinjaski

    Matty Nicholson impresses in NRL debut with two tries, linebreaks, and solid defense in Canberra.

    The Canberra Times

    Australian rugby league fans outside of Canberra may not have been familiar with Matty Nicholson's game before Saturday night.

    After 80 minutes, two tries, two linebreaks, and 33 tackles, they certainly know now.

    The 21-year-old Englishman can expect a few more Instagram followers, media requests and high fives around Canberra in the coming weeks after that blistering NRL debut performance, but he's keeping his head firmly on his shoulders amidst the hype.

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  • Warriors win battle of turf, Manly takes hits

    Injury Update: Round 2 vs Warriors

    Trbojevic and Cherry-Evans had scans after injuries in Round 2, but cleared and ready to play.

    LeagueNews.co

    seaeagles.com.au are reporting

    Tom Trbojevic and Daly Cherry-Evans have both undergone scans after being forced from the field in Friday night's Round 2 clash against the Warriors in Auckland.

    Both players have been given the all-clear for any serious injury.

    Cherry-Evans had to leave the field towards the end of the game due to back spasms, but he is expected to be good to go for the match against the Raiders at 4 Pines Park next Sunday.

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