Rabbitohs vs Raiders

South Sydney travel to Dubbo's Apex Oval on Saturday to host the Raiders in a clash they'll be looking to turn around last year's result at the regional ...

Walker was dynamite against the Warriors in the first half last week and will want to replicate that against a Raiders' right-side edge that will need to be on high alert. Jack Wighton returns from a two-match ban with Brad Schneider the man to make way in a big call by coach Ricky Stuart. The Raiders will go with two left-footers in their halves with Schneider named in the reserves. Raiders: A change on Saturday with Adam Elliott coming in to the starting side at lock having recovered from illness and Corey Harawira-Naera dropping out.

The NRL moves to regional NSW with South Sydney facing Canberra, before the action heads north of the border to the Gold Coast for the Titans-Sharks ...

Any chance of a patented Raiders fade out seemed put to bed early in the second half when a Jordan Rapana flick put Matt Timoko through, although the Rabbitohs finally got on the board on 52 minutes when hooker Damian Cook broke three tackles and scored for 24-6. Canberra stalwart Josh Papalii has marked his 250th NRL match with a dominant display, as the Raiders stifled the Rabbitohs for a third straight win. The Titans host the Sharks on the Gold Coast, while the Raiders celebrate their third win in a row after defeating the Rabbitohs 32-12 in Dubbo.

The Sharks are facing the Titans after the Raiders downed the Rabbitohs in Sunday's NRL action.

It's been an emotional week." Sam McIntyre 21. Sam Lisone 16. The Rabbitohs are finally on the board! The Titans lead 6-0 after a successful Jamayne Isaako conversion. The Gold Coast prop takes a barnstorming run from close range 17 minutes into the contest and bursts through the Sharks' defence. The Titans lead 6-0 after a successful Jamayne Isaako conversion. On the other side of the coin, there's serious problems for South Sydney, who failed to score a try in the first half. The Gold Coast prop takes a barnstorming run from close range 17 minutes into the contest and bursts through the Sharks' defence. Those on the Gold Coast have been treated to a fast-paced and hard-hitting start to the match. The second and final match of Sunday's NRL action, between the Titans and Sharks on the Gold Coast, is just moments away. Can the Titans spring an upset on the Sharks?

Cody Walker will be the key for the Rabbitohs who are looking to put a poor second half against the Warriors behind them. MATCH CENTRE: Rabbitohs vs Raiders, ...

The eighth placed Rabbitohs and the 11th placed Raiders will be desperate to win to stay in touch with the top eight. The Raiders welcome back Adam Elliott from illness in jersey No.18 and he is likely to play lock with Corey Harawira-Naera dropping out. The South Sydney Rabbitohs host the Canberra Raiders in a crucial clash at Apex Oval in Dubbo.

The Raiders ensured Josh Papalii celebrated his 250th game in style with a romping 32-12 win over a lacklustre Rabbitohs at Apex Oval on Sunday.

We had a bit of adversity to start the game and individually we tried to solve it. Now I get to sit back and enjoy it with the boys with a few cold ones." "It's disappointing, we had a great week and I thought our prep going into the game was good. We put a lot of pressure on our defence. I love this club with all my heart and it's good to bring up my 250th. "We're finally stringing it together and it's very pleasing to see.

Canberra champion Josh Papali'i has marked his 250th NRL game with a try, a dominant display and a win as the Raiders stifled South Sydney for a third straight win. The Raiders played champagne rugby league in Dubbo and scored four first-half tries in ...

"I just felt like we still gave them opportunities through poor offloads that put more pressure on our defence... "Bit of adversity at the start of the game and individually we were trying to solve it, and we put a lot of pressure on our defence," Souths coach Jason Demetriou said. "I come into these press conferences and I know everybody wants a scientific answer or a strategic answer to what's going on - when you're not getting 50 per cent of the ball and you're not completing at more that 50-odd percent, you're not going to beat anyone," he said. "That win after the week we've had with the flu and injuries and players that had to pull out ... it was a really, really good performance under the conditions and the pressure we had on us this week." The Rabbitohs wouldn't get on the board until hooker Damian Cook broke three tackles to score for 24-6, but Canberra withstood the surge and sealed it through a flashy try for star youngster Xavier Savage. Second-rower Hudson Young was similarly outstanding, scoring a try and having a hand in an electrifying team move in the shadows of half-time for a Seb Kris try that extended the margin to 20-0.

ason Demetriou will ask the NRL why he lost a player to a failed head injury assessment when he believes th...

"Respect the process, and the decision... that's a question for later in the week." The Rabbitohs take on the Tigers in round 12, while the Raiders face the Tigers looking to make it four in a row. "It's our season at the moment, when we're showing some good signs and then we're showing some not good signs, we're still striving for that consistently." It was a third win on the trot for Canberra, but the performance by the Rabbitohs was labelled "disgraceful" at one point by league great Steve Roach. "I've spoken to him in the changeroom.

It's been a weekend of upheaval in the nation's capital and the makeovers extended onto the footy field on Sunday afternoon, when the Canberra Raiders ...

The NRL has gotten better and better at taking games to regional Australia in recent years. “What he means to the club and the playing group is massive. They’re now only out of the top eight on points differential. To get the win and put in a performance for him ended the week on a high.” Wighton’s versatility, his ability to play on both edges and his nine games of Origin experience will all work in his favour as he continues to push for selection in the NSW side. It’s been a weekend of upheaval in the nation’s capital and the makeovers extended onto the footy field on Sunday afternoon, when the Canberra Raiders officially completed their transformation from NRL battlers to challengers.

Canberra have won a third straight NRL match, proving far too strong for South Sydney in a 32-12 thashing in Dubbo.

"I just felt like we still gave them opportunities through poor offloads that put more pressure on our defence... Second-rower Hudson Young was similarly outstanding, scoring a try and having a hand in an electrifying team move in the shadows of half-time for a Seb Kris try that extended the margin to 20-0. "That win after the week we've had with the flu and injuries and players that had to pull out ... it was a really, really good performance under the conditions and the pressure we had on us this week."