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Preview
Wests travel to the nation’s capital on Sunday having lost four of their last five at the venue including a 60-6 drubbing in the corresponding match last season.
The Raiders are coming off two rather forgettable performances to begin the season and will be looking to get their names on the winner’s sheet for the first time in 2017.
Jarrod Croker and Dave Taylor return for the green machine which should add a little more polish to the Raiders attack on Sunday afternoon. The Tigers meanwhile will be looking to atone for their try-less performance against the Panthers last weekend however it is hard to see them stopping the home side.
Raiders by 12
Team Lists
Raiders
Wests Tigers
| Fullback |
| Wing |
| Centre |
| Centre |
| Wing |
| Five-eighth |
| Halfback |
| Prop |
| Hooker |
| Prop |
| Second Row |
| Second Row |
| Lock |
| Interchange |
| Interchange |
| Interchange |
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Team Stats
Raiders
Wests Tigers
All Runs
All Run Metres
Line Breaks
Offloads
Kick Metres
40/20
Tackles
Missed Tackles
Penalties Conceded
Errors
Player Stats
Top Point Scorer
Top Goal Kicker
Top Try Scorer
Top Try Assists
Top Runs
Top Run Metres
Top Linebreaks
Top Offloads
Top Tackles
Top Missed Tackles
Top Tackle Breaks
Top Linebreak Assists
Top Kick Metres
Top Penalties
Top Errors
Summary
Raiders 46 (Jordan Rapana 2, Josh Papalii, Blake Austin, Nick Cotric, Jack Wighton, Jarrod Croker, Elliott Whitehead tries; Jarrod Croker 7 goals) defeated Wests Tigers 6 (David Nofoaluma try; Mitchell Moses 1 goal). Half-Time: Raiders 18-6. Crowd: 14,628.