LeagueNews.co | Robbie Hamilton
In a disappointing match for the Wests Tigers, their first trip to Allianz Stadium ended in a 32-8 defeat to the Sydney Roosters.
According to a match report on weststigers.com.au, the young centre for the Tigers scored his first try in the top flight after making his NRL debut last weekend against the Dolphins.
However, the Roosters quickly hit back in the 14th minute, with Sam Walker breaking through several missed tackles to score a try.
Throughout the game, both teams exchanged penalty goals.
The Roosters faced a setback when their fullback, Joseph Manu, had to leave the field due to a leg injury.
Despite this, they were able to overcome his absence and take the lead before halftime, thanks to a penalty and set restart in quick succession.
After the break, the Roosters wasted no time in extending their advantage.
Terrell May crashed over from close range to score a try, further increasing their lead.
Joseph Suaalii then scored a simple try in the right corner, pushing the lead out to eighteen points for the Roosters.
However, the Roosters' success was marred by Jared Waerea-Hargreaves being sent to the sin bin for a late hit on Api Koroisau.
Despite being down to 12 men, the Roosters were able to maintain their lead and secure the victory over the Wests Tigers.
Overall, it was a disappointing result for the Wests Tigers in their first match at Allianz Stadium.
The Sydney Roosters showed their strength and resilience, overcoming injuries and a sin binning to claim a decisive victory.