| No. | Name | |
|---|---|---|
1Ryan Papenhuyzen, FB | ||
2Will Warbrick, W | ||
3Jack Howarth, C | ||
4Nick Meaney, C 6 | ||
5Tyran Wishart, R | ||
6Cameron Munster, FE | ||
7Jahrome Hughes, SH | ||
8Nelson Asofa-Solomona, P | ||
9Harry Grant, H | ||
10Josh King, FR | ||
11Shawn Blore, SR | ||
12Eliesa Katoa, SR | ||
13Trent Loiero, L | ||
| Replacements | ||
14Sualauvi Faalogo, W 2 | ||
16Tui Kamikamica, R | ||
17Alec MacDonald, R | ||
19Kane Bradley, RSV | ||
22Christian Welch, R | ||
*Players currently on the pitch are shown in bold
This week we see the Sharks and Roosters trying to avoid a straight-sets departure against the fired up Cowboys and Sea Eagles in what promises to be an exciting weekend of sudden death finals football.
St George Illawarra chief executive Ryan Webb will step down as the NRL club begins its fightback from another season out of the finals.
Canterbury football boss Phil Gould says it is "too early" to determine whether Josh Addo-Carr has played his last Bulldogs game as the winger prepares to front the NRL integrity unit over his cocaine saga.
In the opening week of the finals we saw ill-discipline from a niggle merchant bring a promising season to a sudden end, a superstar blow a winning opportunity, and a complaint about the amount of air in the balls at Penrith Park.
It's season over for the Bulldogs but for Manly it's a genuine shot to make a run for a title.
Manly have advanced to the second week of the NRL finals and ended Canterbury's Cinderella season with a come-from-behind 24-22 win in their elimination final at Accor Stadium.
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