MATCH CENTRE: Tigers vs Broncos teams, scores, videos, updates<\/a><\/p>\n WHAT’S GAMBLING REALLY COSTING YOU? Set a deposit limit. For Free and confidential support call 1800 858 858 or visit gamblinghelponline.org.au.<\/p>\n The defending premiers overcame the loss of powerhouse prop Payne Haas to stun the in-form Wests Tigers 21-20 at Campbelltown on Saturday night.<\/p>\n Already missing Reece Walsh (injury) and Patrick Carrigan (suspension), Brisbane looked set for a long evening when Haas limped from the field at the half hour after injuring his right knee.<\/p>\n However, the adversity seemed to inspire the visitors, who defied a 39% share of first half possession to lead 18-14 at the interval.<\/p>\n Veteran halfback Adam Reynolds was superb for the Broncos. Playing his first game back from an abductor injury, the 35-year-old conjured two vital tries and kicked the 72nd-minute field goal that extended the club\u2019s undefeated record at Campbelltown to 12 games on the bounce.<\/p>\n This was the Tigers\u2019 worst performance of the season so far. Looking to win four straight games for the first time since 2012, they had the better of both possession and field position, but continually let the Broncos off the hook with silly errors at inopportune times.<\/p>\n Wests opened the scoring after nine minutes when Samuela Fainu beat Jesse Arthars to a bomb to set up Taylan May. An Adam Doueihi penalty extended the Tigers\u2019 lead to 10-0, before Brisbane\u2019s first foray into Tiger territory resulted in Josiah Karapani scoring in the 23rd.<\/p>\n Jahream Bula extended the locals\u2019 advantage when he completed a 60-metre movement in the 32nd minute, but Reynolds sparked the Broncos comeback when he used his guile to set up two rapid fire tries to Jesse Arthars and Ben Talty.<\/p>\n Fainu looked to get the Tigers back on track when he offloaded for a flying Api Koroisau to score early in the second term, but a Reynolds penalty goal levelled it at 20-all with 12 minutes remaining.<\/p>\n Ultimately, it would be a dropped bomb from Heamasi Makasini that would seal the Tigers\u2019 fate, as the subsequent field position enabled Reynolds to knock over an easy drop goal from 10 metres out.<\/p>\n Flanno: “First half errors hurt us! | 04:41<\/p>\n FOX LAB STATS<\/p>\n – Four straight wins for Brisbane over the Tigers – they maintain their unbeaten record at Campbelltown Stadium against them (9 wins, 1 draw). <\/p>\n – Tigers maintain the longest streak in history without winning four straight games – now a 325 game stretch back to 2012. <\/p>\n – The Tigers had seven 8+ consecutive play phases in the match – but failed to score from any of them. The Tigers finished the match with 54 percent possession, 40 tackles to 22 in the opposition 20, and made five linebreaks to four. <\/p>\n – Crowd of 17,316 at Campbelltown – the second biggest crowd there since 2010 (17,351 v Broncos in 2024). <\/p>\n – Patrick Herbert was placed on report for a chicken wing tackle in the first half. His last charge was in 2021. <\/p>\n – Payne Haas injured his right knee late in the first half – he tried to run it off, but was limping badly and left the field a few minutes later. Reported as a possible MCL injury. <\/p>\n – Jesse Arthars injured his leg late in the first half attempting to catch a bomb. He played on but eventually succumbed in the second half. <\/p>\n – Kotoni Staggs finished the match but said in the post game he has torn a ligament in his foot. <\/p>\n – Terrell May ran for a career high 212 metres, with a linebreak, five tackle busts and 33 tackles without a miss. <\/p>\n Fox Lab POTM – Adam Reynolds\u2019 return bore immediate fruit for the Broncos. He set up two of their three tries, kicked 4 from 4 goals, nailed the match winning field goal (the 27th of his career) and kicked in general play for 594 metres.<\/p>\n![](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/au\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/03\/poster-fallback.png\"\/)
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