Sharks vs Tigers

2022 - 4 - 10

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Sharks backline on fire as Tigers slump to worst start in club history ... (Fox Sports)

Sharks backline on fire as Tigers slump to worst start in club history - 3 Big Hits.

Hynes wastes no time and off the scrum sets up Ronaldo Mulitalo to score in the corner. The Tigers need a massive second half. Tigers hooker Jacob Liddle drops one cold on halfway to gift the Sharks field position. The only blemish was Braden Hamlin-Uele being put on report and losing Teig Wilton to an HIA which he looks likely to fail. When they went to gear three and four, their spine connected really caused a lot of trouble on the edges for the Tigers,” Cooper Cronk said on Fox League. Ronaldo Mulitalo finishes the team try and Nicho Hynes converts. “They kicked three penalty goals last week. “The first set the Tigers are putting together of the second half and they can’t get a dummyhalf there in time.” “It was looking down the barrel of two and a half games without a try and they come up with a consolation try with an intercept.” Their last try was in Round 3 in the 39th minute against the Warriors,” Duke said. The Tigers only ended a 200-minute try drought with an intercept in the final minute of the game. The Sharks cruised to victory against the Tigers and came within 30 seconds of keeping teams scoreless in consecutive weeks for just the second time in club history.

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Match Report: Rd 5 vs Sharks (Wests Tigers)

Wests Tigers have been unsuccessful in their search for the club's first win of 2022, falling 30-4 against the Cronulla Sharks at PointsBet Stadium.

The joint-venture matched the home side’s intensity for large portions of the match, but defensive lapses proved fatal against a potent Cronulla outfit. The club’s next chance to earn its elusive first victory will come against Parramatta in the traditional Easter Monday blockbuster. Wests Tigers have been unsuccessful in their search for the club’s first win of 2022, falling 30-4 against the Cronulla Sharks at PointsBet Stadium.

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'Ridiculous': All hell breaks loose in NRL (NEWS.com.au)

The Cronulla Sharks' dominant win over the Wests Tigers on Sunday afternoon has been overshadowed by a second NRL pitch invasion in as many days.

“This is a first. The quicker you deal with them the better. “Where’s the security here? “How are you meant to deal with intruders? The Sharks thrashed the Tigers 30-4 at Shark Park but the game was interrupted during the second half when an intruder ran on to the field and let off a flare. The NRL game between the Sharks and Tigers was interrupted by a pitch invader, who let off a flare and sparked “ridiculous” scenes.

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Protester's flare forces stoppage in NRL game (Wide World of Sports)

In some unusual scenes, play was held up when a pitch invader jumped the gates and found himself in the mid...

Play took a few minutes to resume, with a fire extinguisher brought out to take care of the flare which was placed on the turf by the pitch invader. The Tigers and Sharks players looked dumfounded as the protester made it all the way to the centre of the field. In some unusual scenes, play was held up when a pitch invader jumped the gates and found himself in the middle of Shark Park with a flare on Sunday afternoon, as Cronulla beat Wests Tigers 30-4.

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Clunky Sharks pile pain on winless Wests Tigers (NRL.COM)

The Sharks have extended Wests Tigers' winless start to the year to five games, comfortably easing to a 30-4 win at PointsBet Stadium on Sunday afternoon.

There's a balance between playing the style of footy we want to play and expressing ourselves with the ball and knowing how to rein it in and get to the end of our sets and we're blurring the line a little bit." "We didn't get the rewards early and we lost our way a little bit. - Wests Tigers fullback Daine Laurie was ruled out at the ground pre-game by a positive COVID test, forcing Star To'a to fullback in his club debut.

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Sharks show flair while flare-wielding pitch invader interrupts game ... (The Roar)

Wests Tigers travelled to Shark Park desperate to break their duck for season 2022.

A few tackles later Jesse Ramien made amends when he strolled through some flimsy defence out wide. “I have been able to see what it looks like at a number of organisations. But a video review showed his boot just grazed the sideline as he crossed out wide. “We haven’t been able to do those things in the past. But even that couldn’t stop the onslaught. The Tigers provided no flair during the 80 minutes they were on the field.

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Protesters disrupt Cronulla Sharks big win over Wests Tigers ... (ABC News)

The NRL match at Shark Park was interrupted as four separate protesters made their way towards players during the first half.

After losing fullback Daine Laurie to COVID-19 and James Roberts to a back injury before play, the Tigers were well beaten at the back and regularly stripped for numbers on the edges. In a rough Sunday outing at Shark Park, the Tigers missed 29 tackles and failed to break the Sharks' line once, with their only try coming from a Ken Maumalo intercept in the last minute. Questions will be raised over how the man was able to get a flare into the ground, and why he was able to get so close to players with it in hand. In the action on the pitch, pressure is set to intensify on Michael Maguire after the Tigers slumped to a 6-30 flogging by Cronulla, making it the worst losing streak in the joint-venture's history. In a bizarre sequence of events, play was stopped for several minutes during the Tigers' loss to Cronulla on Sunday after a protester entered the field with a smoking orange flare in hand. The man was able to get within touching distance of players before he was stopped by security and was at one point held by Tigers lock Joe Ofahenguae.

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Protester with flare mars another dark day for Tigers in Sharks win (The Sydney Morning Herald)

Michael Maguire's side crashed to a fifth straight defeat to start the season as four pitch invaders within the space of a couple of minutes interrupted the ...

It was a procession after the break, only interrupted with the madness of pitch invaders. “There’s a balance between playing the style of footy we want to play and expressing ourselves with the ball, but also knowing how to rein it in and get to the end of our sets. It’s a tough balance, but we don’t want to stop playing our footy either.” I’ve been fortunate to see what it looks like at a number of organisations, but the commitment of the players is they have turned up every week. “It’s five [losses] in a row and it’s easy to kick stones,” Tamou said. It’s hard to see when they’re going to win a game, any game.

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