Live: Ladder-Tooning Raiders host final-hunting dragons

The dragons manage to get the ball after SU’a got himself in the right place at the right time.

But Cook was in 10 and it is a penalty.

Kyle Flanagan diffused that staircase about – desperately sloppy.

It is a drop of the goal line – that is not 10 from Gutherson.

Great work by Tom Starling to choose the bag of Damien Cook!

The Raiders are on the attack.

Morgan Smithies just left his hands in the ruck there.

My God!

Corey Horsburgh Sprint on an agile wheel in the goal and, if he can be believed, he has been dotted!

However, it seems that it is bounced in real time – and he did.

Viking Clap Complete – what a great atmosphere in the capital – and the dragons start in their All -Red, the Raiders give it back in their all -green shirts and white shorts.

A nice easy one for the color blind among us.

The Raiders are currently nicely at the top of the NRL Ladder, because they have aimed at a first small premiership since 1990.

There are a few things that have changed every 35 years since this year and that, but one thing has remained the same. No telephones.

Canberra Halfback Jamal Fogarty said ABC Sport yesterday that the connection of the team comes down to more quality time together.

“One thing we talked about all season was that if you were on your mobile phone during training, you couldn’t leave the dressing room,” Fogarty said.

“So if you wanted to be on your phone, you had to be with your safe. If you were in the kitchen, if you don’t have your phone, you have to eat your lunch, you have to socialize, you have to communicate with each other.

“You get treatment, it’s the same, it is the same in the gym.

“To be honest, that was the big difference this season and just went gathering our group.”

Fogarty also credit team trips to Las Vegas, Darwin, Gold Coast and Brisbane as time spent traveling to connect the field and in turn successful on the field.

“It is strange to think, how can a team become more connected by simply not being on your phones, but that is probably the only difference we have made.”

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A person who was not summoned, even though he suggested that he should be, was Corey Horsburgh.

Ricky Stuart has just told Fox Sports that Horsburgh has handled that control and disappointment very well.

“His maturity in the past six to eight months is fantastic,” says Stuart.

“And when I say maturity … just make better choices.

“He is physically the best I have seen him.

“He used it [not being called up] Great.

“He knows that he is ready to go if Queensland ever needs him.”

Stuart says that the Raiders are happy to be at the top of the ladder, but cannot rest from their laurels.

“Yes, it’s a good position to be in,” he says.

“It’s hard to work here, work hard to maintain and we have to keep doing all the little things.”

The Raiders are favorites on their way to the match of this evening, but they will be without Josh Papali’i, who will play his first State of Origin match since 2022.

Papali’i was convinced to get out of representative pension by Maroons coach Billy Slater.

Safe to say, the 23-time veteran was ready for a final ride.

Read more here.

That’s good, kicking off is only 20 minutes away …

I tend to agree, Mike.

The Raiders should be too good tonight.

But games were not won on paper, just written.

Shane Flanagan now speaks on FOX Sports.

He says that the injury situation is not ideal for his part.

“It’s a bit of a test, I think we only have one player left in our top 30,” he says.

“We give the chance to some of these guys who play well in a spare figure

“It is not ideal, but it is exactly what we have to do.”

This NRL season of comebacks supplied another Belter of a collision when the Brisbane Broncos came from 18-0 to anesthetize the Bulldogs 22-18.

The Broncos scored all their points in a brilliant burst in the last 20 minutes while the Bulldogs imploded completely on their own.

Read all about it …

We have a pretty full evening of entertainment at ABC Sport tonight, Old Timer, with Afl, NRL and Matildas on Now, Rugby Union and the cricket later.

So that sounds nice.

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A good game in Canberra, lots of physicality and some, Ahem, also interesting parties.

It was the St George Illawarra Dragons who gave the victory against the Canberra Raiders 36-14.

The dragons led from the third minute with Indie Bostock Crossing for the first of her two attempts during the debut.

Hollie-Mae Dodd scored for the Raiders, but the hosts were lagging 4-12 behind during the break after the score of Zali Hopkins for the break.

The dragons scored again by Bostock, but then it was the Raiders -Vechtback, with Madison Bartlett and Sophie Holyman both crossing to reduce the lead of the dragons to four.

However, the dragons have depicted that Raiders are charges and Riot in the final phases, with Teagan Berry, Raecene McGregor and Margot Vella all score.

This is how the two teams stand in line.

The Raiders are 1-17, with the two calls of origin UPS resulting in a small shift to what we might have expected.

Josh Papali’i And Hudson Young are so on origin. Corey Horsburgh slips from lock to prop, Morgan Smithies is promoted from the bank to lock and Trey Moeney Added to the exchange for his third appearance of the season.

Simi Sasagi Starts in the second row for the second consecutive week.

There are no further changes in the dragons of the addition last night as Michael Molo To the starting line -up.

Hame Sele was excluded with a calf injury, with Raymond Roddels-Mariner Is out with back pain.

Blake Lawrie And Acceleration From the reserves to the exchange.

Tyrell Sloan returns to the NRL, with Selte arguing On the other wing. Corey Allan Shifts to the middle.

Canberra organizes his first double header of the season – and they have a great game.

There are still 15 minutes left in the collision and it is the Raiders that lead 14-18.

Players all do different parties for charity this round, hence the celebration of Zali Hopkins above.

However, it gets a bit out of hand, with Raiders the most recent try-scorer Sophie Holyman goes on hands and feet and lets a teammate pretend to be milking her. Holyman grew up on a dairy farm, but I think that might be so good for the crazy parties for me …

In the house of Brisbane’s (formerly Easts) Tigers, Langlands Park, Brisbane slaughtered the Wests Tigers, based in Leichhardt, with a solid second half of the second half.

Leading only 8-4 During the break Non-driven attempts to Kerri Johnson and Destiny Brill split the reaction of the Tigers of Caitlin Turnbull, the Broncos Streak in the second period to win 28-4.

Johnson has previously added a second attempt Chelsea Lenarduzzi, Mele Hufanga and Hayley Maddick are all crossed to make the result safe.