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| Was last night's gritty victory over the Sydney Roosters a sign the New Zealand Warriors have got what it takes to compete in the NRL finals?
22 Mar 2025
Was last night's gritty victory over the Sydney Roosters a sign the New Zealand Warriors have got what it takes to compete in the NRL finals?
That's certainly what the players are hoping for, after grinding out the 14-6 result against the Chooks at Mt Smart Stadium.
They kept their visitors scoreless in the second half and eventually took the lead in the 66th minute.
It was also the fewest points the Warriors have conceded since 2023.
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An injury cloud hangs over Warriors winger Roger Tuivasa-Sheck following the 14-6 NRL victory over the Roosters at Mt Smart
An injury cloud hangs over Warriors winger Roger Tuivasa-Sheck following the 14-6 NRL victory over the Roosters at Mt Smart click here for full story...
An injury cloud hangs over Warriors winger Roger Tuivasa-Sheck following the 14-6 NRL victory over the Roosters at Mt Smart
An injury cloud hangs over Warriors winger Roger Tuivasa-Sheck following the 14-6 NRL victory over the Roosters at Mt Smart click here for full story...
Warriors coach Andrew Webster believes centre Ali Leiataua is only scratching the surface of his potential after his performance during the 14-6 win over the Roosters in their NRL game at Mt Smart
Warriors coach Andrew Webster believes centre Ali Leiataua is only scratching the surface of his potential after his performance during the 14-6 win over the Roosters in their NRL game at Mt Smart click here for full story...
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Last Game: The Roo's won against the New Zealand Kiwis 28 - 10 at WestpacTrust Stadium, New Zealand (8656 days ago)
game results here |
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| Australia Roo's Season 0 Stats (All games) |
| Total Games Played |
0 |
| Away Games |
0 |
| Away Wins |
0 |
| Home Games |
0 |
| Home Wins |
0 |
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| Total Tries: |
0 |
| Total Goals: |
0 |
| Total Field Goals: |
0 |
| Total Points For: |
0 |
| Total Points Against: |
0 |
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| Leagues the Australia Roo's are in |
1998 International Test Series - Australia, 1999 Anzac Test - Australia vs New Zealand, 1999 International Tri-Series, 2000 Anzac Test - Australia vs New Zealand, 2000 World Cup - Group 1, 2000 World Cup - Quarter Finals, 2000 World Cup - Semi Finals, 2000 World Cup - Final, 2001 International Test Series - Australia, 2002 KENO Test - Australia vs New Zealand,
Adam MacDougall, Andrew Johns, Brad Fittler, Bradley Meyers, Bryan Fletcher, Dane Carlaw, Danny Buderus, Darren Lockyer, Jason Stevens, Lote Tuqiri, Matthew Gidley, Peter Civoniceva, Robbie Kearns, Ryan Girdler, Shane Webke, Trent Barrett, Wendell Sailor,
Ben Kennedy, Brett Hetherington, Brett Kimmorely, Chris McKenna, Craig Gower, Craig Kimmorley, Darren Britt, Gordon Tallis, Jason Croker, Jason Smith, Matt Rogers, Michael Vella, Nathan Hindmarsh, Rodney Howe, Scott Hill, Shaun Timmins, Terry Hill,
Allan Langer, Darren Smith, Glenn Lazarus, Laurie Daley, Matt Sing, Matthew Johns, Nik Kosef, Robbie Ross, Rodney Howe, Russell Richardson, Steve Price,
Ben Ikin, Brad Thorn, Dean Pay, Geoff Toovey, Jason Hetherington, Kevin Walters, Paul Harragon, Robbie O'Davis, Steve Menzies, Steve Renouf, Tim Brasher,
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| Last Results |
Friday, 13 Jul, 2001
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 Australia 28
New Zealand 10
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Sunday, 26 Nov, 2000
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World Cup Final
Australia 40
New Zealand 12
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Monday, 20 Nov, 2000
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World Cup Semi
Australia 46
Wales 22
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Sunday, 12 Nov, 2000
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World Cup Qtr
Australia 66
Samoa 10
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Sunday, 5 Nov, 2000
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 Australia 110
Russia 4
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Thursday, 2 Nov, 2000
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Australia 66
Fiji 8
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Sunday, 29 Oct, 2000
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Australia 22
England 2
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Friday, 21 Apr, 2000
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 Australia 52
New Zealand 0
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Friday, 5 Nov, 1999
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Australia 22
New Zealand 20
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Friday, 22 Oct, 1999
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Australia 42
Britain 6
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