Titans interim coach Jim Lenihan and skipper Tino Fa'asuamaleaui were frustrated with two crucial calls that went against their side in their 26-22 loss to the Raiders.
David Fifita was controversially denied a try before half-time for pushing Jamal Fogarty out of the way in the lead-up, while Matt Timoko scored a runaway try after the Titans were given very little advantage before turning the ball over.
I'm certainly disappointed we put ourselves in a position where we allowed bad luck to walk into the room and dance around, Lenihan said in his press conference.
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'Silly situation': Titans 'frustrated' with two crucial calls but admit they 'invited bad luck'
Raiders hold off Titans, move to fifth on NRL ladder
Canberra have jumped to fifth on the NRL ladder with another close-run win, this time holding off Gold Coast 26-22 at GIO Stadium.
The Raiders led 12-0 early and looked on track for a big result before a Titans fightback forced them to once again grind out a narrow victory, their 10th success of the season by eight points or less.
Queensland State of Origin hopeful Corey Horsburgh did all he could to seal his spot in Billy Slater's 17 for game three with a workmanlike 110m, 46-tackle display.
But it was NSW representative Hudson Young who sealed the win, powering over from close range six minutes from time to give his Raiders an...
'Worst call of the year': Bunker torn to shreds over 'unbelievable' call as Titans dudded
The Bunker has done it again, this time robbing David Fifita of a certain try in Canberra's 26-22 win over the Gold Coast Titans on Saturday.
The Raiders came out firing with two early tries, including a four-pointer to winger Albert Hopoate in the opening minute of the game.
But the Titans hung in there and thought they were back in it when Fifita collected a crafty grubber kick from Alofiana Khan-Pereira and barged over to score just before halftime.
