Kikau and the Panthers suffer back to back losses

NRL

Kikau and the Panthers suffer back to back losses

By Shanil Singh

12/06/2021

Sharkes team celebrate Shaun Johnson's drop goal. [image: NRL]

Viliame Kikau and the Panthers have suffered back to back losses in the NRL after being beaten 19-18 by the Sharks last night.

The side who were missing Origin stars Nathan Cleary, Jarome Luai, Brain To’o, Kurt Capewell and Isaah Yeo were beaten by a well taken Shaun Johnson drop goal in the dying minutes.

The Sharks were leading 18-0 but the Panthers came from behind to draw level.

In another match last night the Sea Eagles thrashed the Cowboys 50-18.

In today's matches, the Titans take on the Roosters at 5pm, the Rabbitohs take on the Knights at 7.30pm while the Raiders take on the Broncos at 9.35pm.

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