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Dogs vs Roosters NRL Thriller: Chaos, Concussions, and Controversy

Drama unfolds as Bulldogs shock Roosters with a 30-26 victory amid chaos and controversies on the field.

In an absurd and brutal NRL thriller, the Canterbury Bulldogs left the Sydney Roosters reeling with a stunning 30-26 victory at Accor Stadium. The match was filled with incidents, including concussions, players returning from drug bans, and a high-stakes showdown. With four stars knocked out, two players back from bans, and one sent off, the game was a rollercoaster of emotions. The Bulldogs raced to a commanding 26-0 lead at half-time, forcing the Roosters to play catch-up in a rain-soaked battle. Dom Young's send-off and Radley's binning added to the drama, as the 11-man Roosters fought to the end.

Sydney Roosters coach Trent Robinson expressed his frustration over the referee decisions, calling them 'ridiculous' as his team finished with 11 men on the field. Despite the chaos, Canterbury celebrated their 30-26 win over the Roosters, paying homage to their 2004 premiership-winning side. Kikau and Burton shone in the midst of the dramatic game, showcasing skill and determination despite the near defeat. The Bulldogs' resilience and the Roosters' fight to the finish captured the essence of NRL intensity and unpredictability.

In a match filled with controversies, injuries, and unexpected turns, the Bulldogs emerged victorious, leaving fans and critics stunned by the outcome. The clash between the Dogs and Roosters will go down in NRL history as one of the most thrilling and chaotic encounters. The resilience of both teams and the display of sportsmanship in the face of adversity highlight the essence of competition in the league.