The Wests Tigers secured a thrilling victory over the Gold Coast Titans in an NRL clash at Leichhardt Oval. Despite early dominance by the Tigers, the Titans mounted a comeback, but the Tigers ultimately prevailed with a late try.
The NRL match between Wests Tigers and Gold Coast Titans at Leichhardt Oval saw the Tigers take an early lead. Despite some questionable passes and a strong defensive effort from the Titans, the Tigers managed to score first, with To'a crossing for a try.
Wests Tigers secured a dramatic win at Leichhardt Oval, with Jarome Luai scoring twice in the final ten minutes to defeat the Gold Coast Titans 30-28. The Tigers remain close to the top eight, while the Titans are 16th.
Jarome Luai scored a hat-trick, including two late tries, to lead Wests Tigers to a 36-28 comeback victory over Gold Coast Titans in their final game at Leichhardt Oval before renovations. The win provided a strong response to a previous heavy loss.
Wests Tigers staged a remarkable comeback to defeat the Gold Coast Titans 30-28 in a thrilling encounter at Leichhardt Oval. Jarome Luai scored two crucial tries in the final ten minutes to secure the victory.
NRL leaders Penrith Panthers thrashed Wests Tigers 68-0, with Benji Marshall slamming his team's 'unacceptable' performance. Meanwhile, Cronulla Sutherland Sharks defeated St George Illawarra Dragons 34-12.
Canterbury Bulldogs coach Cameron Ciraldo criticized several refereeing decisions after their 22-16 loss to Wests Tigers, questioning the disallowance of two potential tries and inconsistent penalty calls.
Canterbury Bulldogs coach Cameron Ciraldo criticized several refereeing decisions after their 22-16 loss to Wests Tigers, particularly the disallowed try by Josh Curran due to light contact on the kicker's leg, contrasting with a subsequent unpenalized hit on Bulldogs' fullback Jacob Kiraz.
Wests Tigers, Parramatta, Gold Coast, and Melbourne will compete in the NRL's 2025 season-opening matches in Las Vegas. The Tigers face the Storm, and the Eels play the Titans on February 28 at Allegiant Stadium.
North Queensland Cowboys secured a remarkable 18-12 victory over the Sydney Roosters on Magic Round day, hailed as coach Todd Payten's best win. Manly Warringah and Melbourne Storm also secured wins, while Wests Tigers and Parramatta Eels struggled.
The Wests Tigers' defence was heavily criticized during their loss to the Manly Sea Eagles. Despite a coaching matchup between Benji Marshall and Kieran Foran, the Tigers' poor performance on the field, marked by missed tackles and defensive lapses, led to a significant deficit.
The Wests Tigers have made several team changes for their NRL clash against the Manly Sea Eagles, with Alex Twal out injured and Terrell May returning. The match is part of the NRL's Magic Round in Brisbane.
Manly Warringah Sea Eagles lead Wests Tigers 24-6 at halftime. Manly dominated early with tries from Tolutau Koula, Jason Saab, Lehi Hopoate, and Clayton Faulalo, exploiting poor Tigers defense. The Tigers managed one try through Luke Laulilii.
Queensland selector Darren Lockyer has backed Sydney Roosters halfback Sam Walker for a possible State of Origin debut, comparing him to Allan Langer and dismissing concerns over his defense.
Manly Warringah Sea Eagles dominate Wests Tigers in a live-update match report. Key moments include multiple tries, player reports for fouls, and a significant halftime lead for Manly.
Manly Sea Eagles dominated the Wests Tigers with an impressive 46-18 victory in Magic Round, scoring eight tries to three. The Sea Eagles' turnaround this season has been extraordinary, while the Tigers have struggled, conceding 142 points in their last three matches.
The Melbourne Storm is on a seven-match losing streak, the club's worst run since entering the NRL, and hosts Wests Tigers. Follow live.
The Melbourne Storm have snapped their historic losing streak with a 44-16 win over Wests Tigers. Follow live.
The Melbourne Storm is on a seven-match losing streak, the club's worst run since entering the NRL, and hosts Wests Tigers. Follow live.
The Melbourne Storm are winners for the first time since round two, snapping a club-record losing streak with a big win over the Wests Tigers.
The Melbourne Storm have snapped their historic losing streak with a 44-16 win over Wests Tigers. Follow live.
The Melbourne Storm have snapped their historic losing streak with a 44-16 win over Wests Tigers. Follow live.
The Melbourne Storm is on a seven-match losing streak, the club's worst run since entering the NRL, and hosts Wests Tigers. Follow live.
The Melbourne Storm are winners for the first time since round two, snapping a club-record losing streak with a big win over the Wests Tigers.
