| No. | Name | |
|---|---|---|
1Will Hopoate, FB | ||
2Brett Morris, W | ||
3Josh Morris, C | ||
4Chase Stanley, SH | ||
5Marcelo Montoya, W | ||
6Josh Reynolds, FE | ||
7Matt Frawley, R | ||
8Aiden Tolman, P | ||
9Moses Mbye, H | ||
10James Graham, FR | ||
11Josh Jackson, SR | ||
12Adam Elliott, SR | ||
13David Klemmer, L | ||
| Replacements | ||
14Sam Kasiano, R | ||
15Raymond Faitala-Mariner, R | ||
16Danny Fualolo, R | ||
23Brenko Lee, C | ||
*Players currently on the pitch are shown in bold
The Cowboys' season has come to a close and the Sharks progress to the next stage, but teams the one of the more storied modern finals rivalries delivered a less than convincing opening to week two of the NRL finals series.
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Craig Fitzgibbon is one of the NRL's great thinkers, but the Cronulla coach struggles to articulate just how much a drought-breaking finals win would mean.
Cronulla's NRLW finals hopes are hanging by a thread after Wests Tigers caused a 12-10 upset at Shark Park.
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