South Sydney showed what an attacking force they can be this NRL season, in a comprehensive 29-18 defeat of Wests Tigers in Sydney.
The Rabbitohs' departing star Chris Sandow continued his rare form, with a personal tally of 13 points and a hand in almost all of Souths enterprising play.
Even though he's leaving Redfern for Parramatta at season's end, with Sandow firing, Souths again proved they could be the sleeping giant in the finals' race.
Wests, who trailed 27-0 at halftime, scored 18 points in the second 40 to keep alive some hope of a miracle comeback, but they never really deserved it.
