Canberra Raiders NRL News

Canberra recovered from slow start to secure comeback win against Titans, entering NRL top-four.

Wide World of Sports

Canberra have overcome a slow start to force their way back into the NRL's top-four, producing a comeback win in a see-sawing battle against the Titans.

Beau Fermor opened the scoring within five minutes, latching onto a deft grubber kick and putting the hosts on the board early at Cbus Super Stadium.

Jojo Fifita and AJ Brimson continued the hot start for the Titans, who scored three-straight tries from kicks to put Canberra on the ropes.

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Des Hasler faces roster challenges. Titans aim for NRL success. Analysis reveals problems. Pressure to perform.

The Daily Telegraph

Des Hasler has encountered a roster hell as the Titans weigh up a mass clean-out to transform Gold Coast into a genuine NRL premiership contender.

This masthead has conducted a comprehensive analysis of the Titans' roster and recruitment strategy which has uncovered a multitude of problems in Gold Coast's playing squad.

The Titans were tipped to break a three-year finals duck under Hasler this season following three consecutive bottom four finishes.

But they find themselves under pressure early and looking to snap a two-game losing streak in an Easter Sunday showdown with Ricky Stuart's in-form Raiders on the Gold Coast.

The Titans will...

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Jayden Campbell injured ankle, out of game, severity unknown. Syndesmosis injury speculated, could be 2-3 months recovery.

Zero Tackle

The Gold Coast Titans have confirmed Jayden Campbell has suffered an ankle injury and will miss this weekend's game with the Canberra Raiders, but the severity is yet to be confirmed.

The Titans removed both Campbell and Fifita from their 19-man squad at the 24-hour teams update on Saturday afternoon amid speculation Campbell has suffered a syndesmosis injury.

Syndesmosis wasn't explicitly used by the Titans in their update, but if the injury is proven to be as expected, it would leave him sidelined for a period of anywhere between a couple of weeks and three months.

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