Canberra shutout for first time in two years as Roosters secure emphatic victory.
The Sydney Roosters inflicted a brutal defeat on the Canberra Raiders on their home turf yesterday, leaving the Raiders scoreless for the first time in two years. The Roosters' dominant performance saw them rack up a significant score, silencing the home crowd at Canberra Stadium.

Roosters bounce back with emphatic win, leaving Canberra scoreless. Raiders coach Ricky Stuart was notably absent from post-match media duties, reportedly cutting his press conference short, unwilling to address the uncharacteristic home shutout.

Post-match fallout and season reflections
Reports suggest Ricky Stuart was displeased with several refereeing decisions during the match, but his silence speaks volumes about the team's performance. The Roosters, meanwhile, celebrated what coach Robbo termed the 'best combination of the season'.

This decisive win for the Roosters comes as coach Stuart himself admitted, "They had too much class for us."
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Broader NRL landscape
Elsewhere in the league, a 'warped' reality is being discussed in relation to the women's State of Origin, with calls for a major overhaul. Queensland's coach Nathan Cross has implemented a new selection strategy. Meanwhile, Benji Marshall has commented on star Terrell May's 'loyalty' interview, encouraging open communication. The NSW Blues women's team is set to experiment with a new on-field position for Tiana Penitani-Gray.
In other club news, Phoenix Crossland of the Newcastle Knights required medical attention. The Manly Sea Eagles secured a victory over the South Sydney Rabbitohs amidst controversy regarding a contentious refereeing call.