NRL 2025:Canberra Raiders v Cronulla Sharks, team lists, how to watch, scores, updates NRL 2025 LIVE updates: Kris crosses to give Raiders a thrilling win over Sharks We’re sorry, this feature is currently unavailable. We’re working to restore it. Please try again later. Dismiss Skip to sections navigationSkip to contentSkip to footer Loading Go to latest Pinned post from 9.07pm WATCH: Nikora’s stunning try 9.58pm Expert view 9.54pm Raiders win. Raiders win A high-quality second half ends with the Raiders saving their best for last. That’s the type of win the Raiders can take a ton of confidence from. The Sharks face a horror bus trip home, but the Raiders won’t care. Canberra are now back into the positive with a 3-2 record. The Sharks, on the other hand, sit at 2-3 and need to get better soon if they’re serious about being a top-four side. Raiders win 24-20 9.50pm Green Machine madness What a stunning try. Excellent stuff. Well deserved as well. The Raiders haven’t stopped, and now they’ve been rewarded. Seb Kris, the left centre, gets himself to the right side of the field to collect the last pass and score. Raiders lead 24-20 after 79 minutes 9.47pm Joey on Turbo 9.46pm Three minutes to go That probably means another two sets of six for Canberra. They need to make something happen, and quickly. They’ve been very strong in the second half, but so have the Sharks. Cronulla lead 20-18 after 77 minutes 9.42pm Sharks challenge ruling – and win Not for the first time tonight, Sam Stonestreet has fumbled a high kick. The initial ruling was a knock-on. The Sharks challenged the decision – and they win. What a great challenge. Instead of Canberra getting a set inside the 10m line, Cronulla have the ball. Time is starting to become a factor for Canberra. Sharks lead 20-18 after 74 minutes 9.38pm Bravo, Canberra Ethan Strange’s superb low tackle means the Raiders have survived being down to 12 men without conceding a try. Hudson Young is back out there and certain to be going at 100 miles per hour. Now we have another Sharks penalty for high contact. Captain Joe Tapine wants answers. Nine minutes remain. Sharks lead 20-18 after 71 minutes 9.34pm Expert’s view 9.32pm Raiders surviving with 12 men Three minutes remain before Canberra are back to 13 players. So far it is has only cost them two points. That’d be a great result. Hudson Young’s rest will also have him ready to rip in over the last 11 or so minutes. Sharks lead 20-18 after 66 minutes 9.28pm Riled-up Ricky Raiders coach Ricky Stuart.Credit: Getty Images Most Viewed in Sport Loading Source link 2025-04-03
Loading Go to latest Pinned post from 9.07pm WATCH: Nikora’s stunning try 9.58pm Expert view 9.54pm Raiders win. Raiders win A high-quality second half ends with the Raiders saving their best for last. That’s the type of win the Raiders can take a ton of confidence from. The Sharks face a horror bus trip home, but the Raiders won’t care. Canberra are now back into the positive with a 3-2 record. The Sharks, on the other hand, sit at 2-3 and need to get better soon if they’re serious about being a top-four side. Raiders win 24-20 9.50pm Green Machine madness What a stunning try. Excellent stuff. Well deserved as well. The Raiders haven’t stopped, and now they’ve been rewarded. Seb Kris, the left centre, gets himself to the right side of the field to collect the last pass and score. Raiders lead 24-20 after 79 minutes 9.47pm Joey on Turbo 9.46pm Three minutes to go That probably means another two sets of six for Canberra. They need to make something happen, and quickly. They’ve been very strong in the second half, but so have the Sharks. Cronulla lead 20-18 after 77 minutes 9.42pm Sharks challenge ruling – and win Not for the first time tonight, Sam Stonestreet has fumbled a high kick. The initial ruling was a knock-on. The Sharks challenged the decision – and they win. What a great challenge. Instead of Canberra getting a set inside the 10m line, Cronulla have the ball. Time is starting to become a factor for Canberra. Sharks lead 20-18 after 74 minutes 9.38pm Bravo, Canberra Ethan Strange’s superb low tackle means the Raiders have survived being down to 12 men without conceding a try. Hudson Young is back out there and certain to be going at 100 miles per hour. Now we have another Sharks penalty for high contact. Captain Joe Tapine wants answers. Nine minutes remain. Sharks lead 20-18 after 71 minutes 9.34pm Expert’s view 9.32pm Raiders surviving with 12 men Three minutes remain before Canberra are back to 13 players. So far it is has only cost them two points. That’d be a great result. Hudson Young’s rest will also have him ready to rip in over the last 11 or so minutes. Sharks lead 20-18 after 66 minutes 9.28pm Riled-up Ricky Raiders coach Ricky Stuart.Credit: Getty Images Most Viewed in Sport Loading
