
LeagueNews.co | Cooper McEnroe
The NRL has unearthed a new gem in Stephen Crichton, who showcased his talent and sportsmanship after a thrilling golden point victory on Friday night.
After a nail-biting match that saw Nicho Hynes narrowly miss a drop goal attempt, Matt Burton's clutch shot off the post secured a 15-14 win for the Bulldogs.
Crichton, hailed as one of the NRL's best players, continues to impress after a stellar performance in State of Origin.
His captaincy and on-field prowess have been instrumental in Canterbury's recent success, propelling them into fifth place on the ladder and reigniting hopes of a finals berth for the first time since 2016.
The Bulldogs' resurgence can be largely attributed to Crichton's leadership, exemplified by his gesture of consoling Hynes amidst the post-match commotion.
With four wins in their last five games, Canterbury is riding a wave of momentum, thanks in no small part to their star player's standout performances.