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Canberra Raiders vs Wests Tigers: NRL live scores

30th August, 2014
Teams

Raiders
1 Jack Wighton
2 Bill Tupou
3 Jarrod Croker (c)
4 Jeremy Hawkins
5 Edrick Lee
6 Anthony Milford
7 Mitch Cornish
8 Shannon Boyd
9 Glen Buttriss
10 Dane Tilse
11 Josh Papalii
12 Jarrad Kennedy
13 Joel Edwards

Interchange
14 Josh McCrone
15 Matt McIlwrick
16 Kyle O’Donnell
17 Paul Vaughan

Coach: Ricky Stuart

Wests Tigers
1 Jy Hitchcox
2 Sitaleki Akauola
3 Cory Paterson
4 Chris Lawrence
5 Pat Richards
6 Blake Austin
7 Mitch Moses
8 Aaron Woods
9 Robbie Farah (c)
10 Matthew Lodge
11 Curtis Sironen
12 Bodene Thompson
13 Adam Blair

Interchange
14 Ava Seumanufagai
15 Martin Taupau
16 Sauaso Sue
17 Jack Buchanan

Coach: Mick Potter

Time: 5:30pm (AEST)
Venue: GIO Stadium
TV: Fox Sports (LIVE)
Betting: Raiders $1.42, Tigers $2.95
The Human Papalii Virus gets away from JT. (Digital Pic by Robb Cox © Action Photographics)
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The Canberra Raiders and Wests Tigers meet at GIO Stadium on Saturday afternoon in a clash that will have no impact on the top eight, but a big impact on each sides’ confidence heading into the off season. Join The Roar for live scores from 5:30pm (AEST).

The Canberra Raiders got across the line last week against an undermanned Cronulla Sharks side in the battle for the wooden spoon.

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They are a game clear from the bottom of the table now, but will need to make it two wins from two starts if they are to ensure the embattled Sharks are awarded the least desirable trophy in sport.

The Wests Tigers enter this match as one of the most out-of-form clubs in the competition.

Since their impressive win against the Bulldogs in Round 19, they have battled along, losing their last five on the trot.

During this stretch the Tigers have only managed to notch up a grand total of 38 points, while letting 198 be scored against them!

Their once tight grip on finals footy has well and truly slipped through their fingers, so this week it is simply pride that the Tigers will be playing for.

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Excluding the Dragons in Round 20, the sides that have pummelled the Tigers are all set to feature at the business end of the season. You could argue then that this makes the losses more acceptable.

However, there would be little silver lining to find with a loss to a cellar dweller side such as the Raiders.

The Raiders win against the Sharks last round was the only taste of victory either of these sides have experienced in weeks, but one will be enjoying the flavour once again by Saturday night.

Can the Raiders make it two from two?

Or will the Tigers show they are still a step above the competition’s true cellar dwellers?

Join The Roar for live scores from 5:30pm (AEST).

If you are following the action live, be sure to share your thoughts on the match in the comments below.

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