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Step back into the annals of Rugby League history and experience some of the greatest ever games from the Gold Coast Titans. As the youngest club in the league having joined the competition in 2007 the club quickly established themselves as a force to be reckoned with, with two Top 4 finishes in their first four seasons. Sit back and enjoy five classic Gold Coast Titans games from the Rugby League archives, each presented in their entire original broadcast format a must-have for the true Titans fan. 2007, ROUND 2 | TITANS 18 16 SHARKS In their first home fixture of the Titans opening season, the inspirational Preston Campbell proves the difference between the two sides, scoring a try and three goals against the Sharks as the Titans secure their first ever victory in front of the Gold Coast faithful. 2007 ROUND 5 | TITANS 28 16 BRONCOS In the first ever M1 Derby with their local rivals the Broncos, the Titans side faced the reigning Premiers in a gripping encounter at Suncorp Stadium. However it was the young upstarts from down the road who displayed impressive energy and commitment to secure a maiden victory against their vaunted opponents. 2009 ROUND 25 |TITANS 36 24 WESTS TIGERS Following three impressive victories against the Warriors, Rabbitohs and Sharks, the growing confidence of the young Titans club is typified by Scott Prince, who notches two tries and six goals against the Wests Tigers as the Titans march towards a third-place finish on the NRL ladder. 2010 QUALIFYING FINAL | TITANS 28 16 WARRIORS A fourth place finish presents the Titans with the second consecutive taste of Finals football in their short history. Determined to make amends for 2009s Finals disappointment, Will Zillman crosses for a double while Mat Rogers, Kevin Gordon and Clinton Toopi all score four-pointers as the Titans secure their first ever Finals win. 2013 ROUND 25 | TITANS 30 22 ROOSTERS With a heavy injury toll and their season on the line, the Titans travel to Sydney determined to keep their Finals hopes alive. In a see-sawing game forever in the balance, a gritty second half performance and late tries from Brad Takairangi and David Taylor secure an impressive win against the eventual Premiers.