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  • Dragons v Raiders preview

    Dragons v Raiders preview

    Raiders seek tenth straight win against struggling Dragons, aiming for historic streak amid challenges.

    League Unlimited

    The Raiders have had the wood over the Red V in recent years, winning the last two clashes, and interestingly, the Dragons scored the same number of points in each of those losses. While the Dragons are languishing in 12th and looking for a late-season spark, Canberra are flying high at the top of the table, chasing a historic winning streak that hasn't been seen since their 1995 campaign.

    This game holds significant weight for the Green Machine as they eye a tenth straight win - just two shy of equalling their longest-ever run of victories. Meanwhile, the Dragons are reeling from a four-game losing streak and struggling to hold their ground against top-tier opposition, having won just one of five games against top four teams this season. Adding to the challenge, they've only won two of their past five games at WIN Stadium. But with the Wollongong faithful behind them, there's always hope for a Red V resurgence under lights on a Saturday night.

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  • Rugged prop departs Raiders to return home

    Newcastle Herald

    ALMOST seven years after making his NRL debut for the Newcastle Knights, Pasami Saulo's career has gone full circle.

    As revealed by the Newcastle Herald earlier this month, Saulo will rejoin the Knights on a two-year deal from next season.

    The rugged prop has been released from the final year of contract with Canberra to return home.

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  • Dragons confirm return timeline for Jaydn Su'A, three others

    Su’A ready for senior role at Dragons, provides captaincy update

    Jadyn Su'A will play again this year despite a knee injury; targeting Round 25 return.

    Zero Tackle

    The St George Illawarra Dragons have confirmed second-rower Jadyn Su'A will play again this year despite suffering a knee injury last weekend against the North Queensland Cowboys.

    The State of Origin calibre edge forward has been one of the best in an underperforming St George Illawarra side this year, but has now been added to the club's lengthy injury list which also features a host of players out for the remainder of the year.

    His Grade 2 medial ligament injury will see him avoid surgery and be in line for a return in Round 25.

    That means he will miss this weekend's game against the Canberra Raiders, where he has been replaced by Michael Molo, as well as a local derby in Round 23 against...

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