Nrl 2025: Canberra Raiders against Cronulla Sharks, team lists, such as watching, scores, updates

A contender for the early year in the minutes of death has sealed a $ 24-20 victory for Canberra against Cronulla at the Gio.

Down two points with 90 seconds remaining and Canberra apparently for attack ideas, the green car released the ball from the side line to the sidelines before it ended up in the hands of Xavier Savage in the end. His football started from the final phase of a comedy that also included Kaeo Weekes and Similar Sasagi.

In the end, it was Sebastian Kris who marked the attempt that sent the 10,000 faithful of Canberra to the ecstasy on Thursday evening.

The victory raises the raiders among the first eight while preparing for a difficult journey to Darwin to face the Parramatta basic dweller.

The dramatic finish was the only noteworthy moment in a second half otherwise.

The Raiders had been temporarily descended by 12 men after the last repression of the NRL tackle claimed his first victim.

The second Canberra rowing machine Hudson Young was sent to Sin-Bin for a relatively harmless shot on the Captain of Cronulula Cameron Mcinnes in the 58th minute.

Cronulla was unable to capitalize on their numerical advantage with an attempt, scoring only two points while Young was out of the field.

The coaches were notified by the League in view of the sixth round that the strong contact in the head would have involved 10 minutes on the margin.

If the success of Young was direct and strong, it was almost no more than a shot by the Billy Burns striker on Matt Timoko in the first half, that the referee Todd Smith considered only a penalty.

Canberra and Cronulul went to try to try in the first half, marking three each to enter the level of interval blocked at 18-18.

First of all, Matty Nicholson rushed to the home team, before Mawene Hiroti, who is depicted in the wounded Kayal Iro centers, divided the gap between Timoko and Savage.

Then Young arrived at the end of a football by Tom Starling Grubber, only for his attempt to be canceled from the first game of British Nikora after a little defense of Kris and Ethan Strange.

A second attempt for Young was followed by another to his opposite number.

Nikora, clinging to the ball after a collapse in the attack on the last tackle, tried to branch over Canberra n. 13 Corey Horsburgh.

The ball bounced from Horsburgh’s knees and returned to Nikora’s path, who instinctively blocked a finger of the foot, kicked it a third time and decided in goal.

After two losses on the top, Cronulul subsequently faces a high -level virile side.

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