| No. | Name | |
|---|---|---|
1Jahream Bula, FB | ||
2Junior Tupou, W | ||
3Heamasi Makasini, C | ||
4Patrick Herbert, C | ||
5Sunia Turuva, W | ||
6Jarome Luai, FE | ||
7Adam Doueihi, SH 2 | ||
8Terrell May, P | ||
9Apisai Koroisau, H | ||
10Fonua Pole, R | ||
11Samuela Fainu, SR | ||
12Sione Fainu, SR | ||
13Alex Twal, L | ||
| Replacements | ||
14Heath Mason, R | ||
15Charlie Murray, R | ||
16Alex Seyfarth, FR | ||
17Tony Sukkar, R | ||
18Tristan Hope, RSV | ||
19Starford To'a, RSV | ||
*Players currently on the pitch are shown in bold
Laurie Daley has ended months of speculation by officially quitting his role as NSW State of Origin coach.
We started the weekend with an almighty thumping, as the Roosters dismissed the Cowboys. We saw the Bulldogs end the Storm's season, the Broncos capitulate to the Knights and the Sharks impress once again against the Rabbitohs.
Adam Doueihi returned from his self-imposed NRL exile but was unable to resuscitate Wests Tigers' anaemic attack as they slumped to a seventh straight defeat in a 16-13 loss to Parramatta.
Cronulla have completed a statement round from the NRL heavyweights with a rousing 32-16 victory over South Sydney to set up a fascinating battle for the all-important top-two finals spots.
The race to the NRL finals is heating up. We look to have lost the Broncos last week and a couple of other teams are on the brink of falling out of contention.
Bulldogs captain Stephen Crichton has scored two late tries to seal a 36-22 win over a brave and seriously undermanned Melbourne in an entertaining clash at AAMI Park.
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