Canberra Raiders NRL News

  • Tigers ready to pounce on Raiders in Canberra

    LeagueNews.co

    LeagueNews.co

    The Wests Tigers are ready to rumble in Canberra this weekend as they kick off their 2024 season with a tough match against the Raiders.

    It's going to be a real clash of the titans as two debutants, Lachlan Galvin and Jayden Sullivan, step up to the plate in the halves.

    With former Raiders star Aidan Sezer waiting in the wings on the bench, it's shaping up to be a real nail-biter of a game.

    With players like Sezer, Sullivan, and Fainu getting their first taste of NRL action, the pressure is on for the Tigers to perform under the bright lights.

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  • Warriors set to tackle Raiders in crucial match

    LeagueNews.co

    LeagueNews.co

    The clash against the Raiders this Sunday is make or break for the NZ Warriors' SG Ball campaign, a match that could either propel them into the top six or leave them languishing in seventh place.

    The stakes are high as both teams are neck and neck on six points, with the Warriors just narrowly missing out on a top position based on points for and against.

    Canberra will be entering the battlefield with confidence after a resounding 44-4 victory over Penrith, while the Warriors will be looking to redeem themselves after a close 24-32 loss to Illawarra.

    With co-captain Kayliss Fatialofa back in the lineup and a new face at standoff in Tallan Egan, the Warriors are ready to take on the challenge head-on.

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  • 'I don't think the boys know': How Raider tackles Ramadan and footy

    'I don't think the boys know': How Raider tackles Ramadan and footy

    The Canberra Times

    While this week might seem like any other at Raiders HQ with players hitting the gym, going hard in training sessions and preparing for an NRL game, for prop Emre Guler it marks the start of an incredible juggling act of religion and footy.

    Ramadan began on Monday evening and for the next month an estimated 1.8 billion Muslims around the world will be fasting from sunrise to sunset.

    It's considered the most holy month on the calendar for the religion, where fasting is accompanied by prayer, reflection, and time with community and family. At the end of Ramadan, the Festival of the Breaking of the Fast (Eid al-Fitr) is a three-day celebration.

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