Live: Tigers surge home for electric win over Titans

A big response from Wests, who looked so down and so out after last week’s disaster against Penrith.

Jarome Luai crosses twice in the final ten minutes to send off the old Leichhardt Oval in style.

The Tigers remain in touching distance of the league’s top eight, while Gold Coast, after a pretty valiant effort, end the round in 16th.

Pole loses the ball on his own 30 and the Titans are on the attack.

A Campbell kick is deflected on the last, the Tigers recover and then Haas gives away a penalty for a high tackle.

They’re so close.

Kini throws a wild pass to Campbell deep inside the Titans 20, they were getting jammed up and he was desperate. Campbell knocks it on and the Tigers have a big chance now.

Luai swings left, he goes to May, May’s pass is knocked down by the Titans but it falls for Luai who scores his second!

Madden converts and the Tigers lead 30-28!

Turuva loses it on a bomb but the ref pings the Titans for an escort. They challenge and it’s ruled inconclusive, so they retain the challenge.

Tigers on the attack but can’t close, a bomb on the last is shut down. It’s getting crazy.

Turuva gets mixed up on a bomb and ends up being trapped in his own in-goal.

Next set the Titans go left, Campbell had a great tip on and Sami is over in the corner to break the deadlock.

Campbell can’t convert but it’s 28-24 Titans.

Harrison puts it out on the full and the Tigers are on the attack. An offside penalty gives them a fresh set.

Madden goes inside to Seyfarth and he runs over a few blokes to bash his way in for a try!

This game is going off! Madden converts and it’s square at 24-all.

A Titans error puts the Tigers on the attack, Luai goes flat to May on the last, he holds up the ball and pops it back to Luai who scores!

Madden converts and it’s back to 24-18 Titans. Game on!

The Titans are over again! This time it’s Fermor, he pulls through from close range.

Once Campbell converts its 24-12 Titans, that’s a damn big lead!

Titans kick us off and we’re back at it

Brimson puts Kini away again, a nice ball around midfield, and the fullback has Hau in support to score!

The Titans have turned this game on its head in a matter of moments. Campbell converts and its 18-12 Gold Coast.

Pascoe hits Kini up the middle and he’s away, Morrin is in support and the cover converges but he scores!

Titans back in the fight. Campbell converts and it’s 12-all.

Big blow for the Tigers, their English backrower is off with a pec injury. Tony Sukkar comes on at second row.

Fermor pops a pass to Kini to put him in the clear and the Gold Coast fullback has Campbell in support to score a very good try from range.

Both the pass from Fermor to Kini and the ball from Kini to Campbell were a bit suspect but the ref says play on.

Campbell converts and its 12-6 Titans.

Kini fumbles a Madden bomb in contest with Bula and the Tigers fullback finds May who scores!

It was messy, it’ll need to be cleared…and it is! Madden converts – not easy in the wind – and the Tigers lead 12-0.

A great interchange of passing from the Titans through Harrison and Kini, he goes inside to De Groot but Seyfarth makes a super trysaver. It’s ruled high though, so Gold Coast are ok the attack.

Campbell goes inside to Pascoe but it’s ruled forward. Tigers hold it.

A big kick return from Sami puts the Titans on the attack and earns a set restart.

They go left on the last but Fermor gets muscled over the sideline. Tigers hang on.

A sweep right on the last looks good for the Tigers but the Titans knock down the pass. Fresh set for the home side.

They spread it left, Luai throws a nice out ball and it creates the space for To’a to score in the corner!

Wests strike first. Madden converts and it’s 6-0 Tigers.

A set restart helps the Tigers build pressure. May has a good carry but loses it as he goes to play the ball.

Titans kick us off, running left to right.

I’m going Tigers but I don’t feel great about it. Titans have so much speed and they’ll be up on confidence after last week.

Let’s go Tigers by two with Terrell May to crash over for the first try.