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Warriors' disappointing loss to Raiders at Allegiant Stadium countered by upcoming home game motivation.
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After an extraordinary week-long build-up to launch the 2025 season, the Warriors had a disappointing night as they slumped to an 8-30 loss to the Raiders at Allegiant Stadium yesterday.
The prospect of playing at home for the first time this season provided an immediate antidote to the setback in Vegas.
The team knew they had to regroup and bounce back stronger.
Jillaroos recognized as top team after historic win in Las Vegas, gaining global support and respect.
The Jillaroos are finally getting the recognition they deserve as one of the best sporting teams in the world.
After their impressive 90-4 victory over England at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, the players departed with a sense of pride knowing that they are making strides towards being known on a global scale.
This historic Test match marked the first time a women's sporting team played at the home of the Las Vegas Raiders, a venue that will host the 2024 Super Bowl.
Ali Brigginshaw and her team-mates were pleased to see the support from their growing army of fans and new supporters in America.
NRL investigating alleged incident involving journalist being grabbed by throat and verbally abused by Warriors coach.
The New Zealand Warriors have confirmed that the NRL integrity unit is investigating an alleged incident that took place during halftime of the club's Round 1 loss to the Canberra Raiders in Las Vegas.
A journalist from the Guardian, identified as John Davidson, claimed he was grabbed by the throat and verbally abused by Warriors assistant coach Richard Agar as the coaching staff walked through the press box to the players' change rooms.
The journalist reported the incident to the NRL, and a witness has backed up his story.
In response to the allegations, the Warriors released a brief statement acknowledging the situation.