On a Sunday afternoon in March, the Sydney Roosters and Wests Tigers met at Campbelltown in the second round of the NRL Premiership — a contest that quickly became a study in early dominance and the fragile hope of recovery. The Roosters, led by familiar hands and old ghosts, built a lead that spoke to the gap between the two sides, while the Tigers reminded themselves and their supporters that a scoreline is not yet a verdict. Sport, like most human endeavour, reserves its meaning for what comes after the interval.
Roosters Lead Tigers 12-4 in Round 2 NRL Clash at Campbelltown
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