Canberra Raiders vs Penrith Panthers Match Centre: Live Scores and Updates
Pre-Match News and Betting Tips
The Canberra Raiders' hopes of another minor premiership appear to be dashed, but they'll be looking to finish the regular season on a high when they host the Penrith Panthers at GIO Stadium on Sunday afternoon.
The Panthers are coming off a disappointing loss to the Melbourne Storm last week, but they'll be keen to bounce back and secure a top-two finish.
The Raiders have been in good form in recent weeks, winning three of their last four games. However, they'll need to be at their best to beat a Panthers side that is full of confidence.
Betting Preview
The Panthers are the clear favorites to win this match, but the Raiders are a good value at the odds. The Panthers have a better record against the Raiders in recent years, but the Raiders have won two of their last three games at GIO Stadium.
The Raiders will need to start well and put pressure on the Panthers early. If they can get a lead, they'll be a good chance of holding on for the win.
Live Match Updates
The Raiders have started well and are leading 6-0 after 10 minutes.
The Panthers have hit back and are now leading 12-6 after 20 minutes.
The Panthers are continuing to dominate and are now leading 24-6 after 30 minutes.
The Raiders have finally got on the scoreboard again and are now trailing 24-12 after 40 minutes.
The Panthers have extended their lead to 30-12 after 50 minutes.
The Panthers have scored again and are now leading 36-12 after 60 minutes.
The Raiders have scored a consolation try but are still trailing 36-18 after 70 minutes.
The Panthers have won the match 36-18.
Post-Match Analysis
The Panthers were too strong for the Raiders in the end, but the Raiders can take some positives out of the game. They started well and were competitive for much of the match. However, the Panthers were simply too good on the day.
The Raiders will now need to focus on their finals campaign. They will be hoping to make a deep run into the playoffs and challenge for the premiership.
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