Canterbury Bulldogs

South Sydney's stuttering NRL form is frustrating coach Wayne Bennett who accused his team of being too casual after a shock loss to Canterbury on Thursday.

With one game to go until their NRL season is over, Canterbury will go down swinging after a stunning 26-16 upset of South Sydney. The Bulldogs have been

Canterbury rocked NRL finals-bound South Sydney in a dramatic 26-16 victory on Thursday night despite a spectacular refereeing error that threatened to

Wayne Bennett talks to the media after Rabbitohs v Bulldogs in round 18 of the 2020 NRL Premiership. Added 8 minutes ago

The Bulldogs are minutes away from a stunning upset which would see them climb off the bottom of the NRL ladder – and hand the Broncos their first ever wooden spoon.

Replays confirmed the error and Souths compounded the pain by crossing moments later through Campbell Graham, narrowing the gap to 20-10 at halftime. Earlier, Rabbitohs backrowe Jaydn Su’A was controversially sin-binned after a hard tackle on Lachlan Lewis left the Canterbury halfback concussed.

Bulldogs captain Josh Jackson will create a piece of history when he takes the field against South Sydney on Thursday night at ANZ Stadium (8pm), becoming only the 13th player to play 200 NRL matches for the club.

Canterbury interim coach Steve Georgallis is desperate to find another NRL coaching job despite being told he is unwanted at the Bulldogs under Trent Barrett next season.

Cowboys premiership forward John Asiata is on the lookout for a new home after officially informing North Queensland bosses he is quitting the club.

The Bulldogs will more than likely finish the season with the NRL's dreaded wooden spoon but the Broncos are the NRL's worst team, says league great Peter Sterling. With two regular season games …