Live NRL Round 13 2017 scores: Dragons vs Tigers, Roosters vs Broncos, Cowboys vs Titans

James Tedesco takes the ball in his own in-goal and arrows upfield before being hauled down by Josh Dugan. A couple of tackles later and Wests Tigers are in again, with Michael Chee Kam scoring and Lolohea converting. St George Illawarra 16-12.

The crowd is 12,983. NSW forward Tyson Frizell has a new rib injury and won't be back. St George Illawarra 16-6. 

Hame Sele slips a lovely ball to Tyson Frizell 25 metres out and the Welsh international sets a diagonal course for the the line. Gareth Widdop is unable to convert. St George Illawarra 16-6.

Try time for Frizell! #NRLDragonsTigers #NRL pic.twitter.com/sjrQIAXn2U

— NRL (@NRL) June 3, 2017

Heady pass from James Tedesco to Kevin Naiqama who is over for a Bunker-confirmed try in the south-eastern corner. Jack Littlejohn was very involved further in-field, too. Tui Lolohea cannot convert from the sideline. St George Illawarra 12-6.

Naiqama stays in, the @WestsTigers score!#NRLDragonsTigers 12-6 after 48 minutes. #NRL pic.twitter.com/3wlKglORAD

— NRL (@NRL) June 3, 2017

We've been underway for a few minutes in the second half now. Chris Lawrence won't be back due to a hamstring injury. St George Illawarra 12-2.

45: Penalty against Sims, PTB: 2nd effort #NRL #RugbyLeague #NRLSgiWst #SAF

— 1895 (@1895blog) June 3, 2017

ST GEORGE Illawarra captain Gareth Widdop has enjoyed a blazing return from injury, score all his side's first half points in the battle of the NRL's joint ventures at ANZ Stadium.

The Dragons could easily be further in front, with fullback Josh Dugan's try midway through the half chalked off because forward Jack de Belin was offside.

In an unusual passage of play just before halftime, St George Illawarra made a break, only for play to be called back because the touch judges had detected an attempted trip by Joel Thompson on James Tedesco. COMMENT: The Dragons are entitled to be somewhat concerned that they dominated the first half so completely yet only lead by 10.

Hear from Jack de Belin and James Tedesco at HT of #NRLDragonsTigers.#NRL pic.twitter.com/lTTUEMTO4R

— NRL (@NRL) June 3, 2017

Check out the stats from the first half https://t.co/iRDT0wEOT5 #NRLDragonsTigers #redv pic.twitter.com/RI14s8ntMJ

— The Dragons (@NRL_Dragons) June 3, 2017

A first half double by Gareth Widdop sees the Dragons take a 10 point lead into the break #NRLDragonsTigers #redv pic.twitter.com/o6j9AniWey

— The Dragons (@NRL_Dragons) June 3, 2017

Dragon Joel Thompson is on report for an attempted trip on James Tedesco and as a result, Tuimoala Lolohea has his first points as a Wests Tiger. Well spotted by the touch judges, the trip - it took the TV producer some time to find the replay. St George Illawarra 12-2.

Lolohea gets his first points as a Tiger through a Penalty Goal. #NRLDragonsTigers 12-2 at HT. #NRL pic.twitter.com/jWldoLYTFr

— NRL (@NRL) June 3, 2017

And it's a fumble near halfway from Wests Tigers with a rushed pass and five-eighth Widdop snatches up the ball and races away to score. He's got enough legs to outrun the cover defence. The tackle of Nightingale played a big role. Widdop converts. St George Illawarra 12-0.

That's a double for @garethwiddop!#NRLDragonsTigers#NRL pic.twitter.com/zx6ypAGBPB

— NRL (@NRL) June 3, 2017

We've gone to the Bunker but in the surface this is a fantastic try from St George Illawarra with the ball kept alive before Josh Dugan slices through retreating defence to score. Jack de Belin is offside, doesn't retreat, so it's 'no try'. St George Ilawarra 6-0. 

25' #NRLDragonsTigers

No Try Dragons

Jack de Belin is out of play & doesn't retire to the play the ball. Then takes part in play. Penalty.

— NRL Bunker (@NRLBunker) June 3, 2017

Break down the western touchline for Josh Dugan and then Kurt Mann is deeply involved in getting the ball back to the eastern side, with St George Illawarra captain Gareth Widdop dummying his way over. Lots of good ball movement. Widdop goal. St George Illawarra 6-0.

Welcome back @garethwiddop!#NRLDragonsTigers #NRL pic.twitter.com/3qqCY0w4ue

— NRL (@NRL) June 3, 2017

Dragons winger Jason Nightingale is over in the south-eastern corner for St George Illawarra but it's clearly a forward pass from captain Gareth Widdop. 0-0.

Widdop attempts a cut out ball but it’s forward. Tigers play it on their 10m line #NRLDragonsTigers #redv

— The Dragons (@NRL_Dragons) June 3, 2017

We have lift-off! St George Illawarra kicking off and running towards the south. St George Illawarra 0 Wests Tigers 0.

We're underway at @ANZStadium!#NRLDragonsTigers #NRL pic.twitter.com/DT1dxzkRQ4

— NRL (@NRL) June 3, 2017

Hear from @aaronwoods11 before #NRLDragonsTigers.#NRL pic.twitter.com/Sy5zE6HBA7

— NRL (@NRL) June 3, 2017

Hear from Tyson Frizell before #NRLDragonsTigers.#NRL pic.twitter.com/iFHNX7VTTN

— NRL (@NRL) June 3, 2017

SGI: Josh Dugan; Nene McDonald, Kurt Mann, Tim Lafai, Jason Nightingale; Gareth Widdop, Josh McCrone; Jack de Belin, Joel Thompson, Tyson Frizell, Paul Vaughan, Cameron McInness, Russell Packer. Res: Taane Milne, Tariq Sims, Leeson Ah Mau, Hame Sele.

WT: James Tedesco; David Nofoaluma, Michael Chee Kam, Moses Suli, Kevin Naiqama; Tuimolala Lolohea; Jack Littlejohn; Elijah Taylor, Chris Lawrence, Kyle Lovett, Ava Seumanufagai, Matt McIlwrick, Aaron Woods (c). Res: Tim Grant, JJ Felise, Jacob Liddel, Esan Marsters.

Esan Marsters to make his NRL DEBUT!

Welcome Wests Tigers Player 2️⃣0️⃣4️⃣!

👥 TEAMS ≫ https://t.co/gxhKBdu2kW pic.twitter.com/ruANfOS1Jr

— Wests Tigers (@WestsTigers) June 3, 2017

Good afternoon, types! Big afternoon starting with the competition's two joint ventures, St George Illawarra and Wests Tigers from ANZ Stadium. Sydney Roosters-Brisbane is next, across town at Allianz and we finish at 1300SMILES with North Queensland taking in Gold Coast.