Wests will be nervously awaiting the results of scans for fullback Daine Laurie's gruesome leg injury.
The Tigers suspect the rookie has suffered a broken leg, likely placing the rest of his season on ice.
Laurie sustained the injury in the opening minutes of Friday night's two-point loss to the Warriors, which has dented the Tigers' bid for a top-eight finish.
The 22-year-old is now tipped to miss the last five matches of the Tigers' campaign, where they currently occupy 13th place on the ladder.
Speaking post-match, Wests coach Michael Maguire feared the worst for his gun No.1.
"He'll have to go to hospital and get [the leg] looked at. I haven't spoken to the doctor, but there's a bit of work to do there," he said.
Laurie has been sensational for the Tigers since coming across to Concord from Penrith at the beginning of the season.
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The pacey fullback is among the best rookies of the season after amassing seven tries and eight assists in his 19 games with the venture club.
Friday's loss was a nightmare showing for Maguire, with the Tigers giving up three tries shortly after the intermission to fall short at the final siren 16-18.
The Tigers will now need a near-perfect run home against the Bulldogs (twice), Cowboys, Sharks, and Panthers if they are to stand a chance in returning to the September action.
