Broncos vs Titans

The Broncos overcame a 20 point halftime deficit to stun the Titans 35-24 in a dramatic local derby at Suncorp Stadium.

Our two sin bins were just dumb when we were in complete control of the game. We weren't too much worried about the scoreboard, it was more what we needed to do as a team, particularly with our defence. "We just wanted the Broncos to run out in the second half. They got around Payne and it was a really good second half,": Broncos coach Kevin Walters. With Esan Marsters joining McIntyre just a minute later the Broncos gained momentum and stormed home. The energy wasn't there, the commitment to each other wasn't there so it was a good turn around for us.

The Broncos beat the Titans and the Panthers downed the Cowboys on Friday night's NRL action.

The Broncos are coming home." "Nothing's going right for the Titans. They thought they had it wrapped up at 24-4. "The big question is why," Lockyer said.

The Brisbane Broncos produced a pulsating second half comeback to notch an epic 35-24 win over the Titans.

Staggs converted off the woodwork and the Broncos had drawn within two points at 24-22. Staggs converted again and it was back to 24-16. Staunch defence on their own line saw winger Selwyn Cobbo grab an intercept and bump off four tackles before drawing a penalty in the play the ball. Field Goal: Gamble) defeated TITANS 24 (Tries: Campbell, Thompson, Brimson, Fifita. Goal: Isaako 4) at Suncorp Stadium. Halftime: Titans 24-4. Isaako converted again to extend the lead. Jamayne Isaako converted to make it 12-0.

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those guys, even someone like Carrigan… is now starting to really deliver,” Michael Ennis said. “First team in the history of the competition to give up two 20-point leads in the same season.” The Titans have become the first team in the history of the premiership to give away two 20-point leads in a singular season. “First team in the history of the competition to give up two 20-point leads in the same season,” Dan Ginnane said. The Titans have now slumped to 14th place on the competition ladder, with both the Titans and Bulldogs having a game in hand and a chance to leapfrog the Gold Coast side. Kevin Walters men secured one of the most unlikely victories, winning 35-24 as the Titans became the first team in history to hold an “unwanted” record.

It's an all-Queensland clash as the Broncos host the Titans. Follow our ScoreCentre for all the live scores and stats.

In another clinical night for the Panthers, the hosts dominated ball, territory and the scoreboard to ensure a four-point lead at the top of the table entering the representative period. Their first try on Friday night came through Yeo when Apisai Koroisau darted out of dummy-half and put the lock through to score. Tanah Boyd then did enough in a desperate tackle to dislodge the ball as Kurt Capewell looked for a pass to Corey Oates for a certain try to end a wild and wacky first half. Farnworth then busted a ninth tackle for the evening, flicking an inside ball to Mam for the match-sealer and Tyson Gamble iced it with a field goal. The Titans led 18-0 and 24-4, but conceded 31-straight points thanks to some brainless decisions in a rollicking Friday night derby at Suncorp Stadium. Penrith have reminded North Queensland of the distance between them and the rest of the competition while Brisbane pulled off a remarkable comeback against the Titans as Payne Haas copped it from the Lang Park crowd.