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Robinson delivers verdict on NRL's six-again debate
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Robinson delivers verdict on NRL's six-again debate

  • Robinson says there have been bigger momentum swings this year due to the six-again rule changes.
  • Robinson advocates letting teams decide game flow on the day with referees having freedom.
  • Robinson notes the Roosters' improved attack with Victor Radley back from suspension.
  • Robinson targets continued attacking enterprise against the Knights.
  • Stuart remains a vocal critic of the six-again rule while others defend it.
  • Robinson places balance between defence and attack as key to the rule changes.
  • Roosters moved to first-choice spine with Radley back in the squad.
  • Robinson sees value in high-scoring and low-scoring games alike.
  • The debate followed a round with an unusually high scoring weekend.
  • Robinson references Dylan Brown's pending return for the Knights game.
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Warriors survive shaky second half to down Titans
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Warriors survive shaky second half to down Titans

  • Warriors opened with a 22-0 lead at halftime, then survived a late Titans comeback to win 28-20.
  • Alofiana Khan-Pereira scored a first-half double to set the tone for the Warriors.
  • Chanel Harris-Tavita’s pass helped Khan-Pereira dot down for a second late in the first half.
  • Erin Clark scored for the Warriors and helped extend the lead before halftime.
  • Titans rallied with tries from Faeamani, Hau and Morrin in the late stages.
  • The Titans' late surge fell short as time ran out.
  • Warriors maintain top-three status in the NRL ladder after the win.
  • Titans endured a barren first half before mounting a comeback in the second half.
  • Dallin Watene-Zelezniak made a signature try in the corner for the Warriors.
  • Tanah Boyd assisted, sending the ball to Khan-Pereira for a try in the first half.
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Su'A sent off as Dragons slump to 11th-straight loss
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Su'A sent off as Dragons slump to 11th-straight loss

  • The Dragons extended their NRL-worst slump to 11 straight losses after a 30-12 defeat to South Sydney, compounding scrutiny on the coaching and roster.
  • Jaydn Su'A was sent off for a late, high shot on Cameron Murray in the 69th minute, leaving the Dragons short-handed late in the contest.
  • Latrell Mitchell sparked the Rabbitohs with a key try spree, contributing to a win that sealed the result late in the game.
  • Duktu Matt Dufty produced a standout high-effort performance with a career-best 324 metres, returning in strong fashion for St George Illawarra.
  • Coach Shane Flanagan defended his role, acknowledging the mounting pressure as the Dragons slump continues.
  • St George Illawarra trailed 20-12 before South Sydney pulled away, with Su'A's dismissal contributing to the late-score swing.
  • Damien Cook helped Saint George Illawarra’s defense by offering running support as Souths pressed their edge game late in the first half.
  • South Sydney extended their advantage with Latrell Mitchell scoring late, sealing the win as the Dragons faded.
  • The Dragons head into their Anzac Day clash against the Roosters with a heavy schedule and no wins to show for the season so far.
  • Matt Dufty’s return form stood out in a high-intensity contest, marking a notable performance for the Dragons amid adversity.
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Haas hobbled as Broncos end Tigers' hot streak
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Haas hobbled as Broncos end Tigers' hot streak

  • Payne Haas hobbled off in the first half with a suspected knee injury and will have scans to determine the next steps.
  • Coach Michael Maguire suggested Haas could miss several weeks, noting it may be up to the doctors to decide.
  • Adam Reynolds delivered a composed performance, setting up a late score and nailing a clutch field goal to seal the win.
  • Jesse Arthars and Kotoni Staggs both contributed as Brisbane weathered a Tigers’ strong opening spell.
  • Ben Reynolds played a pivotal role, extending Brisbane's lead with a well-executed sequence late in the game.
  • The win snaps the Tigers’ three-game streak and keeps Brisbane’s premiership defense intact for the moment.
  • Jairus Taumalolo? (note: not in source) Daunting and inconsistent Tigers defense challenged Brisbane early on.
  • The match featured a late-game, high-stakes finish with Reynolds' field goal sealing a one-point margin.
  • The Tigers challenged Brisbane in a tight contest, but could not sustain their early advantage.
  • The match took place at Campbelltown Sports Stadium, adding drama to Brisbane’s late-season push.
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