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INSANE: Tigers loss not the end of the world anthony seibold - The Real Truth

Anthony Seibold Tigers Manly Wests Tigers Sea Eagles Bulldogs NRL

Manly's 34-26 loss to Wests Tigers has proven costly on multiple fronts. (Dan Himbrechts/AAP PHOTOS)

Haumole Olakau'atu has escaped without a ban as Manly stew on a shock loss to Wests Tigers that all but ended their top-four hopes.

Olakau'atu was sin-binned early in the second half of the Sea Eagles' 34-26 loss at Leichhardt, for a shot on Tigers fullback Heath Mason.

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