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Tue, 21st July, 2026, 19:48 AEST
Souths reel as Mitchell sees specialist, Fifita banned
South Sydney's Latrell Mitchell and Cameron Murray join David Fifita, suspended for two games, sidelining the Rabbitohs' push for the top eight.
The Canberra Times
South Sydney's quest to remain in the top eight has received a hammer blow with star forwards Cameron Murray, David Fifita and Tallis Duncan joining talisman Latrell Mitchell on the sidelines.
A horror day ended in a disappointing night for the seventh-placed Rabbitohs as Fifita's grade-two dangerous contact charge was upheld at his NRL judiciary hearing.
The star second-rower had been attempting to regain his footing following a play-the-ball in last week's loss to Canberra when his leg flicked up and contacted Hudson Young's head.
Originally offered a one-game ban, Fifita was seeking a downgrade from grade-two to grade-one dangerous contact, which would have allowed him to escape suspension with a fine, but he will now miss two games.
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Tue, 21st July, 2026, 19:08 AEST
Rabbitohs v Storm: Latrell returns; Hughes back on deck
South Sydney aims for a top-eight spot against Melbourne, who need a win to stay in finals contention.
NRL.com
South Sydney are out to secure their place in the top-eight when they host a Melbourne side desperate to keep their finals hopes alive.
The Rabbitohs have been up and down throughout much of the season but are one of the most dangerous teams in the competition at their best.
Wayne Bennett's men toppled Newcastle a fortnight ago before a late comeback fell short against the Raiders last week to leave them sitting precariously in seventh on the ladder.
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Tue, 21st July, 2026, 18:22 AEST
Wests Tigers v Roosters: 50 up for Togatuki, Wheeler; Nasio, Hall make first appearance
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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