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Canberra Raiders beat Wests Tigers 6-0 in the lowest-scoring game in NRLW history, moving one win away from the grand final.
Brutal display ends Tigers dream as historic NRLW result stuns — Wrap
The Canberra Raiders defeated the Wests Tigers 6-0 in the NRLW finals, the lowest-scoring game in competition history.
Isabella Waterman scored the only try 16 minutes in, with Zahara Temara adding a penalty goal, as Canberra made it five wins from five against the Tigers in NRLW history.
The Raiders are now one win from the grand final, while the Tigers exit having ended a 15-year finals drought for the club and winning more games this season than the previous three years combined.
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