Rugby League News

Wests Tigers face undefeated Roosters at Leichhardt Oval after recent losses, showcasing improvement despite challenges in the competition.

NRL.com

Round 4 concludes at Leichhardt Oval with a fascinating matchup between Wests Tigers and the undefeated Sydney Roosters.

The Tigers were beaten 40-12 by Brisbane at the weekend, while the Roosters preserved their perfect record with a hard-fought 22-18 win over Canberra.

Although the Tigers fell short against the reigning premiers, they have shown throughout the opening rounds that they're very capable. Their willingness to play with energy and ambition makes them one of the competition's most improved sides.

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Javon Andrews trained as halfback for Wests Tigers, preparing for a crucial game against Canberra alongside departing five-eighth Jarome Luai.

The Australian

Wests Tigers young gun Javon Andrews has trained at halfback for the club's first grade side in the lead up to their clash with Canberra on Saturday.

The Wests Tigers prepared for their must-win game against last year's minor premiers without Adam Douiehi or Latu Fainu, who both face the judiciary on Tuesday night.

Andrews, who has been the club's best in lower grades and is one of the top attacking players in NSW Cup, suited up in the club's black training shirt which is worn by their first team during scrimmage.

He partnered with departing five-eighth Jarome Luai. The pair was seen discussing shape and plays in warm-up.

When the young half entered the training field on Tuesday, he was apart of a new-look backline alongside Luai, Patrick Herbert, Sunia Turuva, Tino Tavana and Jahream Bula.

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Three NRL judiciary hearings are scheduled for Tuesday evening, featuring players David Fifita, Adam Doueihi, and Latu Fainu.

LeagueNews.co

The NRL has announced that three judiciary hearings are set for Tuesday evening.

South Sydney Rabbitohs' second-rower David Fifita, along with Wests Tigers players Latu Fainu and Adam Doueihi, will be present.

The hearings will kick off at 6pm (AEST) with Fifita, followed by Doueihi at 7:30pm, and Fainu at 9pm.

These times may fluctuate if earlier hearings take longer than anticipated, marking a lengthy evening at NRL headquarters as both teams seek to secure their players' availability ahead of the finals.

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