Bulldogs vs Tigers

Welcome to our live coverage of NRL's round three Sunday action, where two blockbuster games round out the...

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Betting Insights · The Bulldogs have won only one of their past nine games at Belmore. · Bulldogs centre Jake Averillo has scored four tries in his past three ...

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Western Suburbs Magpies have succumbed to their first defeat of the NSW Cup season on Sunday, falling to a strong Bulldogs outfit at Belmore.

Clark scored his second four-pointer on the stroke of full-time, with the Bulldogs proving too strong on the day. The Bulldogs scored three more tries before half-time, with a length of the field effort from young winger Eli Clark being the pick of the bunch. Western Suburbs Magpies have succumbed to their first defeat of the NSW Cup season on Sunday, falling to a strong Bulldogs outfit at Belmore.

Wests Tigers' Jersey Flegg Cup side has suffered a xxx defeat to the Bulldogs in sweltering conditions at Kirkham Oval.

For 65 minutes, it looked like the Tigers still hadn't met each other. But in a frantic finish, the Bulldogs held on for a win in sweltering conditions at ...

After Matt Burton burst 40 metres downfield for a scintillating solo try, the Bulldogs looked home up by 20 points, a margin they held until the final quarter of an hour. As Kikau stepped inside Doueihi and found fullback Hayze Perham for the opening try, Koroisau jumped out of dummy-half, looked left, looked right, then realised he had no one with him. Finally, the Tigers woke up. The other recruit? They should probably focus on where it all went wrong in the first 65 minutes, with a bunch of guys who looked like they’d barely met each other. “We chased them and nearly caught them,” Tigers coach Tim Sheens said.

Canterbury-Bankstown vs Wests Tigers. Result. Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 26. Tries: Hayze Perham 4th; Josh Addo-Carr 13th, 28th; Matt Burton 54th

In the blink of an eye it was 26-22. A forward pass sent things in motion for Wests, who raced away to score through Luke Brooks. He drew and passed to Addo-Carr, before his winger did the same.

Wests Tigers have suffered a 26-22 defeat to Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs in sweltering conditions at Belmore Sports Ground.

With the lead at just four points, Wests Tigers were unable to convert the momentum into one last try and the Bulldogs held on for victory. Naden then busted through and set up Fonua Pole to cut the lead to ten with ten minutes remaining. A David Klemmer tackle, deemed to be dangerous, gave the Bulldogs the chance to push their lead to fourteen, but the hosts declined the shot at goal and decided to push for a third try.

Bulldogs: Jayden Tanner comes onto the bench in place of Franklin Pele. Tigers: John Bateman will make his club debut in the second row with Shawn Blore ...

David Klemmer 11. David Nofoaluma 3. Josh Reynolds Josh Addo-Carr 6. 1. Jacob Kiraz 3.

The Wests Tigers have been denied a first win of the season after the Canterbury Bulldogs held on for a 26-22 victory at Belmore Park.

It certainly shocked the Bulldogs that they were good enough just to close the game down and not give the Tigers another chance.” “They were just not in the game at 26-6,” Michael Ennis said. When you think of the Bulldogs 60 minutes into that game just cruising to victory.

If there was going to be a decision on 'buy of the year' right now, Bulldogs captain Reed Mahoney would be at the very top of the list.

"Reed helps that a lot but he knows when to direct us back through the middle and he’s got a really good feel for that. “Chad Randall and Mick Potter have worked really hard on our attack. “He [Mahoney] has probably got the best dummy-half pass in the game and he works really hard at that and that’s why he is probably the best," Ciraldo said. “Reed is really leading at the moment, he is leading every day at every meeting and every training session. "At half-time he had probably worked himself to the point of exhaustion and that long half-time helped him come back…for him to come back with a tackle like that and turn the momentum towards the end there was incredible. "He is a natural leader, he’s the sort of guy you want to go to war with and I thought that tackle he made just near the end when he was out on his feet [summed that up].