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  • History-makers determined to continue fairytale run

    History-makers determined to continue fairytale run

    Raiders and Tigers seek first NRLW finals win after facing off in last regular season game at Campbelltown Sports Stadium.

    NRL.com

    History is on the line at Campbelltown Sports Stadium on Friday night with both the Raiders and Tigers chasing their first NRLW finals victory. 

    In a scheduling quirk, the historic elimination final comes just seven days after the two sides faced off in their final game of the regular season.

    The round 11 match-up wasn't the farewell to Leichhardt Oval the West Tigers were hoping for as Darrin Borthwick's Raiders seemingly had an answer for everything the Tigers threw at them. 

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  • Luke Brooks has been linked with a surprise Sea Eagles exit. These five clubs could pounce

    Luke Brooks has been linked with a surprise Sea Eagles exit. These five clubs could pounce

    Luke Brooks, after a strong season, may leave Manly for a long-term deal, aiding their salary cap and roster needs.

    Fox League

    He is coming off arguably the best and most consistent season of his career, but Manly's Luke Brooks could be on the move.

    The 31-year-old has been linked with a surprise departure from Manly, who is said to not be opposed to letting Brooks leave the club next year should he find a long-term deal elsewhere.

    That is according to CODE Sports reporter Michael Carayannis, who reported on NRL 360 that Brooks' potential departure would help the Sea Eagles address their "out of whack" salary cap.

    Manly could do with an upgrade at hooker and overhaul of its forward pack, with the club linked to Raiders rake Tom Starling this week.

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  • Cleary injury could lead to more World Cup tugs-of-war

    Parramatta star Mitch Moses is eligible to play for both Australia and Lebanon at the World Cup.  Photo: Mark Evans/AAP PHOTOS

    Mitch Moses may choose Australia over Lebanon for the World Cup due to Nathan Cleary's injury, impacting his availability for the tournament.

    The Canberra Times

    Mitch Moses is expected to prioritise Australia if an international tug of war breaks out, after Nathan Cleary's bone damage left the Penrith star in doubt for the World Cup.

    The Panthers expect Cleary to play in their NRL preliminary final against either the Warriors or Newcastle this month despite his foot injury, with the halfback on light duties until then.

    But what role he will be able to play in the World Cup is questionable, given the superstar No.7's bone-stress injury in his right foot is a result of overuse.

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