NRL: Raiders Vs Dolphins – Team Stats, Insights & Our Selections

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The Canberra Raiders have won their last two NRL matches against The Dolphins in Golden Point after losing 14-20 in their first meeting

Our analyst has put together a full list of essential insights that will help you bet on H2H, match points & try scorer markets.

Betting Insights

This will be the first NRL match between the Canberra Raiders and The Dolphins in Canberra; the Raiders prevailed by one point thanks to a Jamal Fogarty drop goal after leading by 10 points in their only previous encounter outside of Queensland (Rd 8 2023).
The Canberra Raiders have won eight of their last 10 NRL games after winning only two of their previous nine, and have won their last three games in a row in the competition despite leading at half-time only once in their last three games – View Odds Here
The Canberra Raiders have won five of their last six NRL games at GIO Stadium including their last three in a row; though, they haven’t won more than three straight games at the venue in the competition since an eight-game streak from Round 8 to 24 in 2016.
The Dolphins are on a three-game winning streak after winning only three of their previous 15 games in the NRL; in fact, they’ve won their last five games in a row when they have scored at least 20 points on the day.
The Dolphins have lost their last seven consecutive NRL games outside Queensland, scoring an average of just 14.8 points per game in that frame and going into half-time without any points in two of their last four such fixtures – View Odds Here
The Dolphins have boasted the highest offload success ratio in the NRL in 2025, completing 91% of their attempts, whilst Canberra Raiders have the second lowest ratio in the league this term (82%), only behind North Queensland Cowboys (80.6%).
Canberra Raiders have had the most tackle breaks (266) in the NRL this season, while also boasting the second highest tackle success ratio in the NRL this term (92.8%).
Hudson Young (Canberra Raiders) has scored exactly two tries in each of his last three NRL games after scoring 2+ tries in four of his first 123 appearances; he has scored no try in two appearances against The Dolphins.
Connelly Lemuelu (The Dolphins) has scored one try in each of his last three NRL matches, his best run in the competition; he scored two tries in The Dolphins’ only previous away game against the Canberra Raiders, in Round 9, 2023 – View Odds Here