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Last week they confronted contest pioneer Canberra, this week the second-put Bulldogs give one more requesting test to the One New Zealand Fighters in the Jersey Flegg Cup (under-21 rivalry). On Sunday, the two teams meet at Belmore Sports Ground in Sydney at 12:05 p.m. local time (2:00 p.m. NZT). The Warriors face yet another difficult obstacle as they attempt to end a run of three defeats in a row. The Warriors had competed well at various points before returning home strongly, despite the 6-34 scoreline in the final quarter of the match against Canberra on Saturday. They scored three tries in two minutes through centre Sialetili Faeamani, second rower Kayliss Fatialofa, and winger Rapheal Sio in a brutal late attack. The Warriors reduced the final score to 24-34 thanks to superb conversions by fullback Tallan Egan on all three. They were just 6-16 down at halftime and were well on their way back before giving the Raiders three tries, two of which came from an intercept and two of which they missed kicks. Post-contact meters, tackle breaks, line breaks, and missed tackles were some of the most important statistical measures that the Warriors outperformed Canberra in, but the errors were costly. In the later stages, the Warriors showed a different side when they played fast and direct. They’ll require that methodology on a supported premise against serious areas of strength for a Bankstown side as they hope to quickly return from progressive misfortunes to Wests Tigers, the Winged serpents and the Thieves.