Multiple outlets report that a Bulldogs mistake directly leads to the Wests Tigers taking the first point of the match. The incident occurs when Jeral Skelton, described as a Tigers gun, capitalises on the Bulldogs’ error and breaks through to score in the corner over the tryline. All three sources frame the play as a gift stemming from sloppy execution by the Bulldogs, with Skelton converting the opportunity into the opening try. The reports are consistent in identifying both the key trigger—an error by the Bulldogs—and the key result—the try scored by Skelton, which gives the Tigers an early scoring advantage. While the provided excerpts do not include broader context such as final scores, match timing, or subsequent scoring sequences, they agree on the central sequence of events for the first points: the Bulldogs’ mistake, Skelton’s successful finish in the corner, and the Tigers’ early lead.