R24: Cowboys Vs Raiders – Our Betting Insights & Bets

2 years ago - Sportingbase

The North Queensland Cowboys have won their last five NRL matches against the Canberra Raiders by an average margin of 9.4 points per game

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The North Queensland Cowboys have won their last five NRL matches against the Canberra Raiders by an average margin of 9.4 points per game; although, the Raiders have outscored the Cowboys in the second halves of each of their last two meetings in that span.
Three of the last four NRL matches between the North Queensland Cowboys and Canberra Raiders at Queensland Country Bank Stadium have been decided by margins no greater than two points on the day; the Cowboys have won three of those four games at the venue (L1), including each of the last three.
The North Queensland Cowboys have won eight of their last 11 NRL matches (L3), though they lost their most recent game (18-42 – 10 August 2024 v Brisbane Broncos); the Cowboys have scored exactly 18 points in each of their last three first halves in that span (W2 L1).
Two of the last three NRL matches at Queensland Country Bank Stadium have been won by the team trailing at halftime on the day, including the most recent fixture (Brisbane Broncos def. North Queensland Cowboys 42-18 after trailing 12-18 at HT); the Cowboys have won two of those three games at the venue (L1).
The Canberra Raiders have lost six of their last eight NRL matches (W2), including each of their last two; Seven of their eight games in that span have been won by the team leading at halftime on the day.
Six of the Canberra Raiders’ last seven NRL matches in Queensland have been decided by margins no greater than six points on the day; the Raiders have won four of those seven games in the state (L3), including each of their last two.
Hudson Young (Canberra Raiders) has scored the last try of the match on three occasions this NRL season, the most of any forward and the joint-second most of any player overall (Daly Cherry-Evans – 4); although, he’s not scored a try across seven career appearances in the competition against the North Queensland Cowboys.
Kyle Feldt (North Queensland Cowboys) has scored five tries in his last three NRL matches, scoring at least one try in each of those three games; he scored two tries in his most recent appearance in the competition against the Canberra Raiders (Round 15 2024).
Xavier Savage (Canberra Raiders) has scored three tries in his last four NRL matches, including a try against the Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles last time out; he scored a try in his most recent appearance in the competition against the North Queensland Cowboys (Round 15 2024).
Tom Dearden (North Queensland Cowboys) has scored a try in each of his last two NRL matches, as many as he scored across 14 games in the competition prior to that span (2); he hasn’t scored a try in five career appearances in the competition against the Canberra Raiders though has recorded three try assists in that span.