Canberra Raiders NRL News

The Canberra Times

Juggling injuries and suspension, the Canberra Raiders' finals berth can be sealed in the final match of the NRL season on Sunday with victory against Cronulla, but there is still a scenario where they can lose and make the top eight.

The Raiders' famously poor points differential (now minus 119) puts them in a dangerous seventh spot on the NRL ladder, equal on 32 points with sixth-placed Cronulla.

Newcastle's win over the Sharks on Sunday sealed their finals berth with 33 points, regardless of the result of their last-round game against the Dragons next Saturday.

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LeagueNews.co

In a thrilling match between the Brisbane Broncos and the Canberra Raiders, it was the Broncos who emerged victorious with a resounding 40-8 win.

The Broncos dominated the second half, scoring an impressive six tries, including a remarkable three-try burst within the first five minutes.

Leading the charge for the Broncos were Lauren Dam and Mele Hufanga, both of whom scored doubles in the match.

Hufanga, in particular, showcased her try-scoring prowess by adding two more tries to her tally for the season, bringing her total to eight.

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LeagueNews.co

In a crucial game that will determine a team's spot in the finals and potentially secure a position in the top six, the Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks have made a significant change to their lineup.

Nicho Hynes, the Sharks' number seven, has been withdrawn from the originally selected team due to a minor quad issue.

However, it is expected that Hynes will be available for the team's last round match against the Canberra Raiders next Sunday.

Replacing Hynes in the starting side is Matt Moylan, who is making his return to the team.

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