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Warriors Suffer Embarrassing Loss to Titans in NRL Clash

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The New Zealand Warriors faced a devastating defeat against the Gold Coast Titans in a recent NRL showdown at Mount Smart Stadium. The Warriors, who started on a strong note, faltered in the second half as the Titans emerged victorious. This loss extends the Warriors’ losing streak against the Titans to a staggering 16 matches, underscoring their struggle against the Gold Coast side.

Missing key players like Kurt Capewell and Mitch Barnett, who were on representative duties for the Maroons and Blues respectively, the Warriors faced challenges in their lineup. Conversely, the Titans welcomed back David Fifita from an ankle injury but were without Moeaki Fotuaika, who was also called up for Queensland.

Despite the Titans’ position at the bottom of the ladder, they capitalized on the Warriors’ weaknesses, converting opportunities into a notable victory. Alofiana Khan-Pereira, a standout Titans winger, showcased his exceptional form yet again at Cbus Super Stadium, adding to the woes of the Warriors’ defense.

The Titans’ struggles at home this season have been evident, with only one win out of six games at Cbus Super Stadium. However, their recent track record against the Warriors, winning four out of their last five encounters, buoyed their confidence heading into this clash.

Warriors veteran Shaun Johnson, known for his prowess against the Titans, was unable to steer his team to victory this time around. The Titans’ comprehensive performance, coupled with the Warriors’ lapses, highlighted the disparity between the two sides on the day.

Rachel Adams

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