Bulldogs vs titans

Canterbury Bulldogs vs Gold Coast Titans match preview: TV & streaming details, ticket information, free betting tips & prediction…

Canterbury Bulldogs almost defeated South Sydney Rabbitohs last week but succumbed to a late fightback in what was ultimately a disappointing loss. For Australian broadcasters, you can find a list here Sky Sports Arena will be televising selected NRL games in the UK and you can find their schedule here.

Star winger Josh Addo-Carr entertained the Bulldogs faithful with a hat-trick of tries, while Matt Burton enjoyed a day out in the No.

Justin Holbrook and his men will be looking for revenge after they went down by two points when the two sides last met in Round 3. We need to negate our execution, our ability to be able to counter what the other team is doing and our discipline down the other end of the field with errors. When you’re a chance of scoring and then they take two intercepts and go the length of the field then that’s’ a big 12-point turn around the other way." "We came out of the blocks slow and made a couple of poor decisions on our edges in defence and left ourselves with too much work to do in the second half. When Titan's were on the attack it was Addo-Carr's controversial intercept try that swung momentum for the home side. We’ve just got to be better for 80 minutes to give ourselves a chance of winning.

Lachlan Jeffery reviews the Sunday afternoon clash between Canterbury and Gold Coast at CommBank Stadium. MATCHDAY RESULTS. SCOREBOARD.

Addo-Carr turned provider for Burton to score the match-sealing try with 15 minutes to go, before Sosefo Fifita scored the first try of his career to make the final margin 10 points. Marshall-King sent Burton through a huge hole to take the score to 26-6 on the half-hour mark. Burton set up their first try in the following set when he broke through the line before turning it inside to Josh Addo-Carr to finish it off.

Canterbury will be looking to heap more misery on the hapless Gold Coast Titans when the two sides meet on Sunday. Follow our ScoreCentre for all the live ...

That's something we've got to fix up," said Holbrook. Matt Burton and Josh Addo-Carr were the chief architects in Sunday's win, which looks to have consigned Gold Coast to a battle with Wests Tigers to avoid the wooden spoon. Laurie also made the crucial line break 50 metres from home and threw the final pass for To'a to score in the 78th minute, with Doueihi letting as much time as possible run off the clock as he lined up his conversion. The second-placed Cowboys seemed to have victory sewn up when a Valentine Holmes field goal gave them a seven-point lead with six minutes left, but Brent Naden and Starford To'a touched down in the final five to give the Tigers a 26-25 lead. As the clock ticked down, Adam Doueihi hit the post with his conversion attempt, giving the Cowboys one chance to regather the kick-off and pull off a miracle. North Queensland has moved into outright second place with a controversial 27-26 win over the last-placed Tigers, who scored two tries in the final five minutes to lead by a point when the siren sounded in Townsville.

Gold Coast are 1-17 with McIntyre 18th player. Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs. 3. Declan Casey 2. Jacob Kiraz 19. Aaron Schoupp 4. Braidon Burns 5. Josh Addo ...

David Fifita 12. Josh Jackson 12. Josh Addo-Carr 6. Sosefo Fifita 3. Patolo replaces Kurtis Morrin on the bench, the latter is 18th player. Jake Averillo (COVID) is out for Canterbury. Casey moves to fullback - Schoupp comes in, returning from his own COVID layoff - in the centres.