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The Titans will rue a missed opportunity in their loss to the Raiders after David Fifita was ruled to have pushed Jamal Fogarty before scoring right on half-time.
As the away side celebrated, the Bunker intervened and ruled Fifita's push denied Fogarty the opportunity to contest for the ball, much to the fury of the Titans.
Canberra went on to win the game 26-22.
Canberra have jumped to fifth on the ladder with another close 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 eight-point buffer.
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.