We love the mighty Canberra Raiders
The Canberra Raiders' season - and top-four hopes - are still alive following a heart-stopping 22-18 victory over the Wests Tigers at Canberra Stadium on Sunday.
It came off the back of a rocks-and-diamonds Jack Wighton performance where he played a hand in tries for both sides.
The win came at a cost, though, Sebastian Kris going off with a hamstring injury.
The Canberra Raiders have secured their second consecutive victory, defeating the Tigers 28-22 at GIO Stadium.
Captain Zahara Temara delivered a masterclass performance, leading the team to victory.
The Raiders displayed their determination to carry forward the momentum from last week's win as they came out with a strong intent.
They quickly took the lead, with Temara's well-executed grubber kick breaching the Tigers' defensive line and allowing Ashleigh Quinlan to score under the sticks in the fourth minute.
Kennedy Cherrington became just the second NRLW player in history to be sent off when she was given her marching orders for a spear tackle in Sunday's grand final rematch against the Knights.
Cherrington was sent off in the 43rd minute of the game, reducing the already struggling Eels to just 12 players, after tipping Knights forward Laishon Albert-Jones on her head.
Referee Belinda Sharpe marched Cherrington just two weeks after Ashleigh Werner became the first NRLW player to be sent off for biting Roosters winger Jayme Fressard.
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