We love the mighty Canberra Raiders
The Raiders made fans sweat with another nail-biting finish, but held on against a scrappy Gold Coast Titans to win their fourth match in the last five games 26-22 in front of 11,659 fans at Canberra Stadium on Saturday.
The win moved the Raiders up to fifth on the NRL ladder, equal on 24 competition points with the second-placed Sharks.
The Raiders were switched on from the get-go, making the most of a repeat set in their opening possession to set up winger Albert Hopoate in the corner.
The Penrith Panthers' official website, penrithpanthers.com.au, has released an article announcing the final lineup for their upcoming match against the Raiders at GIO Stadium.
The Panthers' coach, Ben Harden, has made his selection, and the team is ready to take on their opponents.
The article lists the players who will be taking the field for the Panthers.
The Titans have had a David Fifita four-pointer taken away from them in controversial circumstances after the Bunker overturned what looked a Gold Coast try.
It looked as if Fifita had recorded his second try of the afternoon in the dying seconds of the first half when he won the chase for a Kieran Foran kick, with referee Todd Smith awarding it.
However, after a couple of minutes it was referred to the Bunker, who determined Fifita had pushed Raiders halfback Jamal Fogarty in the race for the ball, and in their words, denied him an opportunity to compete for the ball.
If the try stood, the Titans would have trailed 12-10 with a...