| No. | Name | |
|---|---|---|
1Blaize Talagi, FB | ||
2Maika Sivo, W | ||
3Will Penisini, C | ||
4Sean Russell, C 2 | ||
5Bailey Simonsson, W | ||
6Ethan Sanders, FE | ||
7Dylan Brown, SH | ||
8Reagan Campbell-Gillard, P | ||
9Joey Lussick, H | ||
10Junior Paulo, R | ||
11Shaun Lane, SR | ||
12Ryan Matterson, SR | ||
13J'maine Hopgood, L | ||
| Replacements | ||
15Makahesi Makatoa, R | ||
16Joe Ofahengaue, FR | ||
17Kelma Tuilagi, R | ||
20Daejarn Asi, RSV | ||
22Brendan Hands, R | ||
*Players currently on the pitch are shown in bold
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