Canberra Raiders NRL News

  • Finals race goes to the wire: Expert breakdown of NRL round 27 matches

    Finals race goes to the wire: Expert breakdown of NRL round 27 matches

    The Sydney Morning Herald

    Broncos (1) v Storm (4)

    Thursday 7.50pm, Suncorp Stadium

    A battle of two top four sides, yet one deprived of more stars than any clash in recent memory. Brisbane and Melbourne's fates are largely secure; the Storm can finish no lower than fourth, and only a win on Thursday night and a shock Warriors defeat to the Dolphins can launch them to third.The Broncos have the minor premiership on the line, yet coach Kevin Walters has swept through his starting side - a combination of injuries, suspension and resting taking 11 men out of his best 17. Melbourne have also rested 11 key men, including Cameron Munster, Harry Grant and the injured...

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  • Sharks vs Raiders: Who will rule the NRL seas?

    LeagueNews.co

    LeagueNews.co

    In a crucial final round clash, the Canberra Raiders will be making their way to PointsBet Stadium to take on the Sharks this Sunday afternoon.

    The NRL Game Day Guide provided by raiders.com.au contains all the important information for the match.

    The game is scheduled to take place on Sunday, September 3rd in Sydney.

    The gates opening time for the match is yet to be confirmed.

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  • 'Might not come back': Raiders filthy after judiciary loss as star cops hefty ban for 'great hit'

    ‘Might not come back’: Raiders filthy after judiciary loss as star cops hefty ban for ‘great hit’

    Fox League

    The Raiders hadn't been to the NRL judiciary in five years and after Corey Horsburgh lost his appeal on Tuesday night, the club's shattered chief executive Don Furner said it will likely be another five before they return.

    On the drive up the Hume Highway, Canberra officials were confident Horsburgh would be cleared of a shoulder charge.

    Then after veteran defence counsel Nick Ghabar finished his compelling closing argument, Furner was even more confident.

    But the judiciary panel of Sean Hampstead and Bob Lindner took just 25 minutes to find Horsburgh guilty with a unanimous verdict - leaving those in attendance stunned.

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