St George Illawarra Dragons

Round 12 will see Wests Tigers host St. George-Illawarra at Bankwest Stadium in Indigenous Round on Friday — with the NSW Women's Premiership side playing South Sydney as the curtain-raiser — while the Jersey Flegg and Knock-On Effect sides will take on the Dragons in their double-header on Saturday.

Sharks trio Mawene Hiroti, Josh Dugan and Teig Wilton and Dragons forward Josh Kerr are facing suspensions following a review of Friday's matches. Hiroti is facing a 1-2 week ban for a careless high tackle on Dragon fullback Cody Ramsey and Wilton a similar sanction after being charged for a …

Cronulla Sharks enforcer Aaron Woods joined the Saturday Scrum to talk the second week of the NRL’s high tackle crackdown. Woods – whose side scored a Golden Point, 13-12 win over the St. George-Illawarra Dragons in Round 11 – said the game is becoming even tougher for players and on-field …

Cronulla's depth will be severely tested as three players face bans following the club's 13-12 win over St George-Illawarra last night. Mawene Hiroti, Josh Dugan and Teig Wilton are all facing a week on the sidelines.

Illawarra’s injury woes continued on Friday night when the Dragons were left with one man on the bench at one stage, having already called on the 18th man. Daniel Alvaro was brought into the action after some foul Sharks play ruled Cody Ramsey out with concussion.

The Sharks host the Dragons in what’s set to be an interesting local derby on both team’s home turf, Netstrata Jubilee Stadium. The Dragons are coming off a heavy loss to the Storm during Magic Round — but adding to their woes is the four players out due to suspensions.

The Dragons also face similar issues following on from four bans last week, with Paul Vaughan, Josh Kerr and Poasa Faamausili all potentially in the firing line. Three players – including the Warriors' Jazz Tevaga – were also put on report in the NRL's first game between the Auckland-based club …

Super League club Catalans Dragons are weighing up taking legal action against Israel Folau after the former dual-code international announced he was on the verge of a new rugby league venture in Australia.

It prompted Dragons coach Anthony Griffin to claim he was confused over perceived inconsistencies in the NRL's crackdown while Sharks counterpart Josh Hannay warned the game mustn't be allowed to turn into touch football.

As the NRL’s high shot crackdown wears into a second week, commentators have been left completely split on a sin bin during the Sharks 13-12 golden point win over the St George Illawarra Dragons.