FULL-TIME at Bankwest Stadium and the West Tigers have defeated the Canterbury Bulldogs 29-28. The Bulldogs were gallant but just not able to win this one. The Tigers have kept their season alive with a one point win.
Meaney loses the ball after going into contact and this may be it for the Bulldogs.
The Bulldogs have one final chance after regathering their kick-off.
A great strike from Luke Brooks sees the ball sail over the sticks and the Tigers lead 29-28 with not long to go.
Cogger misses to the right after a long range attempt, putting the Tigers in prime position through a seven tackle set.
Marshall misses his field goal attempt to the right of the posts.
Nick Meaney has gone down after taking a fantastic catch, but is luckily back on his feet to play the ball now.
Kieran Foran is back on the field.
Mybe TIES the game, hooking his kick back from left to right. Scores are locked at 28-28.
The Bulldogs have been made to pay for giving away the 20 metre restart as the Tigers go down the other end of the park to score through Joey Leilua.
A seven-tackle set will be given away as the Bulldogs looked to go up by 7 points.
Kerrod Holland converts his own try (only just) to put the Bulldogs further in front at 22-28.
An offload from Jeremy Marshall-King sees Kerrod Holland go over and the Bulldogs are in front for the first time this afternoon.
Big news with Kieran Foran going off the field with an ankle injury.
PENALTY TIGERS. Tim Lafai alleged to have not been square at marker as he went to pick up the Tigers' play-the-ball.
Adam Doueihi goes down holding his back as time goes off.
Kerrod Holland levels the scores at 22-22.
Tolman scores after a Jeremy Marshall-King break.
David Nofoaluma loses the ball close to his own line and puts his side under some big pressure here.
Nick Meany watches the ball roll dead and the Bulldogs will get a much needed seven tackle set.
Marcelo Montoya gets put out over the sideline close to the halfway mark and the Tigers will get another chance to attack.
St\et restart for the Tigers and they'll get another early shot in the Bulldogs' half of the field.
A chance for the Tigers to go on an early attack here.
We're back underway at Bankwest.
HALF-TIME at Bankwest. The Tigers lead the Bulldogs by a converted try at 22-16 heading into the break. Canterbury looked like they could be down and out early in the contest when the Tigers went ahead by 22-6, but a late surge in the half saw them manage to post 10 points on the board in only a few minutes. The close score makes the anticipation great for the second half, so stay tuned!
Holland has no trouble steering this one over and the Bulldogs blitz just before half-time has them well back in this contest, with the score now 22-16 to the Tigers.
Matt Doorey scores ON DEBUT! A great show and go from Kieran Foran opens up the Tigers defence, before drawing the fullback and passing to the debutant who goes over for a try.
From out near the sideline, Kerrod Holland just swings the kick wide to the left of the posts. Score remains 22-10 in favour of Wests.
A great floating pass by Kieran Foran out of dummy-half sees Montoya go over in the corner and may just put the Bulldogs back in this contest before half-time.
PENALTY BULLDOGS. The Bulldogs will get a rare attacking opportunity after the penalty is blown.
Benji Marshall limping heavily and we will see if he'll be able to continue on this afternoon.
Mbye successful and the game is starting to get away from the Bulldogs now, who are down 22-6.
A kick from Marshall that rebounded off a Bulldogs player lands in the lap of Luke Garner who goes over for his second.
Set restart from 10 metres out and the Tigers are piling on the pressure now.
Not what the Bulldogs needed at all at this stage as an offload can't be collected and the Tigers can attack again.
Mbye strikes this one well out to the left and the score will remain 16-6 in favour of the Tigers.
David Nofoaluma goes over after the 40/20 from Benji Marshall and some nice hands again from the Tigers.
The ball bounces in the Tigers' favour and the Tigers are on the attack.
Mbye converts and the Tigers lead this one 12-6.
Some nice hands from the Tigers and an offload from David Nofoaluma sees Luke Garner crash over.
PENALTY TIGERS. Russel Packer lifted above the horizontal by Josh Jackson and the Tigers can go on the attack here.
Holland makes the scores level at 6-6 from in front.
After a six-to-go call, some nice footwork from Jack Cogger splits the defence, before handing it off to the speedster Nick Meaney to score under the sticks.
The game is very back and forth currently, as the Bulldogs muscle up in this set to try and win some field position.
Kick successful from out wide and the Tigers go up by 6 early.
Mbye goes in out wide after a David Nofoaluma run set up the Tigers' positioning.
Canterbury with numbers to the right and it's over the sideline with Meaney pushing a pass over the head of his winger Smith.
Talau has butchered the receive on a downfield kick. Bulldogs with the chance early.
We're underway.
Welcome to the final clash of the fourteenth round! Wests Tigers and Canterbury facing off - two changes for the home side with Lawrence and Mikaele coming off the bench, replaced by Alex Seyfarth and Elijah Taylor. Canterbury meanwhile omit Dallin Watene-Zelezniak, Reimis Smith replaces him with Matt Doorey debuting on the bench.
Referees & scorers:
Referee: Matt Cecchin
Touch Judges: Gavin Badger, Jon Stone
Video Referee: Steve Chiddy, Bryan Norrie
WESTS TIGERS (29)
Tries: Moses Mbye, Luke Garner (2), David Nofoaluma, Joseph Leilua
Field Goals: Benji Marshall (0/1), Luke Brooks (1/1)
Conversions: Moses Mbye (4/5)
Penalty Goals:
CANTERBURY-BANKSTOWN BULLDOGS (28)
Tries: Nick Meaney, Kerrod Holland, Marcelo Montoya, Matt Doorey, Aiden Tolman
Field Goals: Jack Cogger (0/2)
Conversions: Kerrod Holland (4/5)
Penalty Goals: