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  •   Home > News > Sports > Rugby League

    A valiant Warriors comeback has fallen short...beaten 27-24 by the former bottom-of-the-table Gold Coast in their Anzac Day NRL encounter at Mt Smart

    A valiant Warriors comeback has fallen short...beaten 27-24 by the former bottom-of-the-table Gold Coast in their Anzac Day NRL encounter at Mt Smart

    - article from www.rugbyleague.co.nz

    The Warriors scored the opening two tries, but the Titans stormed back to lead 19 points to 12 at halftime.

    After stretching that lead to 27-12, the previously-winless Titans saw the Warriors score the next 12 points...but a match-winner eluded the Wahs, who could fall from 11th place on the ladder depending on other results this weekend.

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    © 2024 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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