Report: NRL Round 11 vs Rabbitohs

A double to co-captain Api Koroisau was not enough to secure victory on a wet night in the south-west, despite the home side looking to steal the win with four minutes to go.

After a sustained period attacking the Wests Tigers line, Siliva Havili scooted from dummy half to open the match's scoring.

Lachlan Galvin was then sin-binned for a professional foul in the 18th minute and Souths capitalised with a long-range move, finished off by Euan Aitken.

Apisai Koroisau ensured Wests Tigers remained in the game though with an outstanding individual try.

The Fijian international hooker broke through the line to make a long-range break and stepped past Latrell Mitchell to score a truly remarkable four-pointer.

At 12-6, the second half began with both teams going close to scoring, however it was Alex Johnston who ultimately broke the deadlock, finishing off a short-side raid down the left touchline from the Bunnies.

After Tallis Duncan was binned for Souths, Koroisau darted from dummy half to grab his second of the night.

Galvin looked to have won the game for Wests Tigers with four minutes to go, however, the teenage five-eighth heartbreakingly lost the ball over the line.

Jai Arrow ultimately scored late on to put the result to bed, with the Rabbitohs emerging 22-12 victors at Campbelltown Sports Stadium.

Rabbitohs 22 (Havili, Aitken, Johnston, Arrow tries; Mitchell 3/4 goals) defeated Wests Tigers 12 (Koroisau 2 tries; Doueihi 2/2 goals) at Campbelltown Sports Stadium.