Ladder leader Penrith continues its premiership defence against another title contender, the Melbourne Storm.
Earlier, the Warriors consolidated their top-four spot with a 28-18 win over Gold Coast.
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Warriors down 12-man Titans
Gold Coast prop Moeaki Fotuaika was sent off in the Warriors’ 28-18 win to become the second NRL player in less than 24 hours to be given his marching orders.
On Thursday night, Sydney Roosters forward Nathan Brown was sent off for a high shot on Manly’s Ben Trbojevic.
Fotuaika was dismissed in the 17th minute for a shoulder to the head of Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad that left the Warriors fullback in a daze.
The Warriors number one was assisted from the field and did not return, as Fotuaika’s night also came to an early end in a spiteful contest.
Titans hooker Chris Randall was put on report in the 14th minute for a high shot on Warriors winger Dallin Watene-Zelezniak, an incident that set the tone for an explosive first half
Two minutes after Fotuaika’s early exit, Warriors second rower Marata Niukore was sin-binned for a face slap of counterpart David Fifita.
The Titans scored first when Fifita crashed over but after that Warriors halfback Shaun Johnson scored two cracking tries in front of 20,877 spectators.
Johnson weaved his magic to score his first with a right-foot step that bamboozled the Titans.
He then split the Titans from 30 metres out and found Watene-Zelezniak who unfurled a one-handed inside pass back to his on-fire number seven while being tackled by three defenders to give the visitors a 12-6 lead at the break.
Johnson created a try for rampaging forward Jackson Ford but the Titans refused to go away with fullback Jayden Campbell laying on a try for Joe Stimson with a grubber-kick.
Campbell then grabbed an incredible reflex intercept 10 metres out from his own line and raced down field to level it up at 18-18.
Harris crashed over next to the sticks and Watene-Zelezniak chased a Johnson kick to finally put the brave Titans away with tries in the final seven minutes.
The Warriors remain in third spot position on the NRL ladder on 32 points and are on track for a top-four finish.
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