The Bulldogs have successfully retained the i4Give Cup, achieving a close 14-12 victory over the Eels.
In front of 37,638 enthusiastic fans at Accor Stadium, the team showcased remarkable energy and effort.
Key players like Leo Thompson, Connor Tracey, and Jacob Kiraz played pivotal roles in the win.
Thompson delivered 71 minutes of solid performance, racking up 178 running metres and 34 tackles.
Tracey, returning from a hamstring injury, made a significant impact with 29 runs for 281 metres, including a crucial try assist.
Kiraz, despite battling a calf injury, excelled on the wing with 27 runs for 246 metres and 10 tackle busts.
The match began with high energy, but the Dogs suffered a setback when Harry Hayes left the field with a hip-pointer injury.
Both teams struggled to score in the first half, and they entered halftime with a 0-0 scoreline.
It wasn't until the 49th minute that the Dogs broke the deadlock, with Sitili Tupouniua charging over the line.
Just three minutes later, Stephen Crichton caught a high bomb from Tracey and scored, converting his own try to extend the lead to 12-0.