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  • NRL Sunday: Raiders v Knights; Dragons v Sharks

    NRL Sunday: Raiders v Knights; Dragons v Sharks

    NRL Sunday features Raiders vs. Knights and Dragons vs. Sharks; Sharks aim for a sixth straight win, while Hynes seeks a goal record.

    NRL.com

    Can the Green Machine click into gear to keep its slim finals hopes alive or will Kalyn Ponga and the Knights be too classy?

    Can the Sharks make it six wins on the trot or will the Red V throw a spanner in the works as they did in Round 23 last year when they stunned their old rivals 22-14 at Kogarah.

    All eyes will beΒ Sharks halfback Nicho Hynes as he hunts down Hazem El Masri's record of 35 successful shots at goal in a row. Hynes enters the local derby with 32 consecutive shots landed.

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  • Kangaroos call-up looms as Kevin Walters drops World Cup tease

    Kangaroos Watch: Young gun set to miss out on Ashes selection despite breakout season

    Sam Walker is nearing a Kangaroos jersey, as Australia's coach eyes a strong September for the Roosters.

    Zero Tackle

    Sydney Roosters playmaker Sam Walker is edging closer to a maiden Kangaroos jersey, with Australia coach Kevin Walters signalling that a big September for the Tricolours could be the final piece of the puzzle.

    As the World Cup looms at season's end, Walters finds himself spoiled for choice in the halves.

    Nathan Cleary and Cameron Munster remain the clear frontrunners after the Ashes series victory over England, while Tom Dearden and Ethan Strange banked valuable international experience during last year's campaign.

    Mitchell Moses, who was also part of the Ashes team in England, confirmed he will play for Lebanon at this year's World Cup, as he appeared at the team launch with Michael Cheika who will coach the side in October.

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  • Four teams lead race for veteran forward; Bulldogs close in on star extension - Whispers

    Four teams lead race for veteran forward; Bulldogs close in on star extension β€” Whispers

    Moses Leota's future is uncertain as four clubs, including Raiders and Roosters, vie for his signature.

    Fox League

    The manager of Moses Leota has named the four clubs that are in the lead to secure the signature of the star Penrith Panthers front-rower as he faces an uncertain future.

    Granted permission by the Panthers to test the open market and explore his options last month, Leota ultimately opted against signing elsewhere - for now - but will be back on the market on November 1 as he remains unsigned for 2028.

    While Penrith have put contract talks on hold as they work through managing their salary cap, it has been revealed that the Canberra Raiders, Gold Coast Titans, Parramatta Eels and Sydney Roosters are leading the chase for his signature.

    "It's a tough situation for Penrith because they have so many players in demand and Moses understands that," Leota's manager Gavin Orr told Wide World of Sports.

    "We reported to them the interest from at least six clubs with the Raiders, Eels, Titans and Roosters leading the way, but we have to wait until they see what Cleary and Yeo are doing and how much money they have in the cap.

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