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Roosters Triumph Over Bulldogs in Wet Contest at Industree Group Stadium

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Roosters Triumph Over Bulldogs In Wet Contest At Industree Group Stadium

The Roosters emerged victorious over the Bulldogs in a challenging wet contest at Industree Group Stadium. The match witnessed a controversial moment as Roosters’ center Junior Pauga was sent off for a dangerous high tackle on Bulldogs fullback Connor Tracey, leaving the latter forced off the field. Michael Ennis remarked on the severity of the incident during the game coverage on Fox League.

Despite the weather conditions, the Roosters excelled in ball control, completing 88% of their sets compared to the Bulldogs’ 78%. Halfback Sam Walker played a pivotal role for the Roosters, orchestrating all four of the team’s tries and delivering an outstanding performance, praised by Fox League’s James Hooper.

The Roosters’ dominance was evident throughout the game, maintaining control and adapting better to the challenging playing conditions than their opponents. Bulldogs winger Jeral Skelton stood out with a memorable hit on Pauga and a stellar performance that included setting up a try and showcasing impressive stats.

The Roosters’ forward depth was on full display in the absence of starting front rower Lindsay Collins, with Terrell May stepping up with a standout 80-minute performance. Partnered by veteran Jared Waerea-Hargreaves, the Roosters’ front row proved instrumental in ensuring victory.

In other NRL Round 16 action, the Titans delivered a commanding win over the Warriors, while the Rabbitohs faced the Sea Eagles in another intense matchup, reflecting the dynamic and competitive nature of the current NRL season. The teams and players showcased resilience and determination, making each game a thrilling spectacle for fans and spectators.

Rachel Adams

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