We love the mighty Canberra Raiders
With Corey Harawira-Naera collapsing and on his way to hospital after suffering a seizure, his Canberra Raiders teammates somehow put the troubling scenes behind him to rally for their fallen mate.
Thankfully Harawira-Naera was conscious and talking to medical staff, but there was plenty of concerns for the likeable Kiwi as he lay on the ground.
Somehow, the Raiders put it behind them to came from behind to beat South Sydney 33-26 at Homebush on Saturday night.
Raiders and Souths players were praised for protecting Canberra forward Corey Harawira-Naera with a human shield after he suffered a frightening seizure mid-game.
With 14 minutes to play in the Rabbitohs' clash with the Raiders, Harawira-Naera collapsed causing play to be halted for over ten minutes.
He is now conscious and speaking, and will be taken to hospital.
Canberra forward Corey Harawira-Naera has left the field in a medicab after collapsing and apparently experiencing a seizure during the second half of the Raiders' match against South Sydney.
Harawira-Naera had been limping in backplay before taking a run in a set midway through the second half at Accor Stadium.
He had returned to a position for a line-dropout before collapsing on the ground, twitching and apparently unconscious.
Medical staff rushed to attend to the second-rower and players encircled him to allow staff to work privately.
Raiders coach Ricky Stuart was seen using a...