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A double to fullback Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow led the Dolphins to an emotion-charged 20-14 win over the Raiders on Saturday night.

With his senior halves partner Sean O'Sullivan in the bin, young gun Isaiya Katoa stood tall to put the Dolphins in front with just two minutes to play. The Raiders are at home in Round 3, hosting the Sharks on Sunday night. He did not return to the game. With 10 minutes to play, Tabuai-Fidow jumped out of dummy half close to the tryline and caught Young offside at marker. - Dolphins forward Connelly Lemuelu left in the field in the 46th minute for a HIA. - Raiders bench forward Ata Mariota went on report in the 44th minute for a crusher tackle on Mark Nicholls, who was sent for a HIA.

Wayne Bennett's side, having earned a surprise win over the Roosters last week at Suncorp, arrived at their home base with hopes of making it two in two on ...

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Coach Stuart bit his lip when asked for his thoughts on the Gilbert try and late Young sin bin. “Just refusing to give in; some of the players we bought knew had those qualities, that’s the basis of it all. But Dolphins halfback Sean O’Sullivan soon joined Young on the bench. (Wayne’s) done a good job with them,” he said. “I don’t know if it changes it ... Tabuai-Fidow then ran smartly from dummy-half and drew a professional foul from Hudson Young.

The Dolphins become the third side in the NRL era to start their franchise with two straight wins after winning against the Raiders at Kayo Stadium.

The Dolphins converted the penalty, but their lead was short lived when another controversial decision saw Sean O’Sullivan given ten minutes for taking out Corey Harawira-Naera and Jamal Fogarty added the penalty conversion. In heavy, wet conditions, things looked bright for the Raiders early as it appeared the Dolphins were slightly hungover from their first-round win against the Roosters. They were aiming to become the third side to win their first two games at the start of their franchise.

The Dolphins are undefeated after two rounds in their first NRL season following a 20-14 win over Canberra in Redcliffe, while Canterbury beat the Melbourne ...

Sebastian Kris fumbled a Sean O'Sullivan grubber kick, allowing Tabuai-Fidow to plant the seeds for the home side's incredible comeback. Then in the space of five minutes the Warriors failed to make use of a Wayde Egan bust, had Edward Kosi play the ball to no-one when on the attack and watched Dylan Walker drop the ball metres out from the line. The two combined for a brilliant try to make it 18-6 midway through the second half when Keary dummied to his right and then passed to his left to put Suaali'i into space. Dominant for most of the match and with enough chances to ice the result early, the Roosters were forced to hold through a nervous late period at Sydney Football Stadium. Kikau was also sent to the sin-bin for a trip in the final minutes but it did not take the gloss off a well-deserved win that was the Bulldogs' first of the year. Tonumaipea earned a spot in Bellamy's bad books midway through the first half when he ran the ball on the last tackle and was then sent to the sin-bin after tackling a player without the ball.

Wayne Bennett's newcomers became just the third team to win their first two games in the NRL after a thrilling comeback victory over the Raiders in driving ...

Coach Stuart bit his lip when asked for his thoughts on the Gilbert try and late Young sin bin. “Just refusing to give in; some of the players we bought knew had those qualities, that’s the basis of it all. But Dolphins halfback Sean O’Sullivan soon joined Young on the bench. (Wayne’s) done a good job with them,” he said. “I don’t know if it changes it ... Tabuai-Fidow then ran smartly from dummy-half and drew a professional foul from Hudson Young.

The Dolphins have survived a controversial finish to record their second win from as many matches, defeatin...

They've become the third expansion side, after Brisbane in 1988 and Melbourne in 1998, to win its first two matches. But that was just a one-off." We've got to recognise that." "He (Harawira-Naera) kicked the ball in a bad position, running flat out at Sean. "If there was head contact it was an absolute accident. READ MORE: