- The police were attacked during Rabbitohs-Tigers collision
- A wildlife broke out in the stands between rival fans
Two men were arrested about a wild fight during the collision on Sunday evening between the Tigers and Rabbitohs in Campbelltown Sports Stadium in which two fans left in the hospital and two injured police officers.
The match, which saw a injuries-warder Rabbitohs holding to beat West Tigers 22-12, was marred by the fight that broke out in the stands between rival supporters around 7.50 pm.
The police arrived on the spot to restore order, where one officer was said to be beaten in the head, while another was reportedly beaten in the face.
Two other men were brought to the Liverpool Hospital by ambulance – one with suspected concussion and the other with facial injuries.
A 30-year-old man was arrested and accused of Affray, two counts of the attacks of the police and opposition to arrest. He has received conditional bail to appear in Campbelltown Local Court on 12 June 2025.
A 28-year-old man was also arrested for a common attack and will receive a notification from the court.
Two men were arrested about a wild fight during Sunday evening’s collision between the Tigers and Rabbitohs in Campbelltown Sports Stadium
Two police officers were injured on the spot, while two other fans were taken to the hospital
The wounded police have since been treated for cuts and bruises.
In the meantime, the magical substance of Wayne Bennett South Sydney has reduced to the top eight.
The victory was not easy, with the tigers who seemed to be leveling the scores on 16-16 with five minutes to play when Lachlan Galvin went on the left edge.
But repetitions showed that the departing tiger dropped the ball while he dived over the line before Jai Arrow crossed to seal the victory for the Rabbitohs.
Bennett is known as one of the biggest coaches in the history of Rugby League, but if he wants to keep this Souths side in the top eight, it would be one of his best performance.
The Rabbitohs finished 16th last year and were only saved from collecting the spoon by a sad West -tigers.
They spent the first 11 rounds of 2025 without Cameron Murray, while Latrell Mitchell and Cody Walker have big names to spend time -out.
“I am very proud of them, the way they have fought all of this,” said Bennett, whose men have their first bye next week.
The Rabbitohs could hold to beat West Tigers 22-12 after a strong start
‘We had six more players today, nine out in Brisbane (fourteen days ago). But the count goes down.
“But I know the quality of these people. I have previously worked with them and know what they are bringing. ‘
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