| No. | Name | |
|---|---|---|
1Josh Dugan, FB | ||
2Edrick Lee, W | ||
3Jesse Ramien, C | ||
4Ricky Leutele, C | ||
5Valentine Holmes, W | ||
6Matt Moylan, FE | ||
7Chad Townsend, SH 3 2 | ||
8Andrew Fifita, P | ||
9Jayden Brailey, H | ||
10Matt Prior, FR | ||
11Luke Lewis, SR | ||
12Kurt Capewell, R | ||
13Joseph Paulo, L | ||
| Replacements | ||
14Scott Sorensen, SR | ||
15James Segeyaro, R | ||
16Ava Seumanufagai, R | ||
17Kurt Dillon, R | ||
*Players currently on the pitch are shown in bold
Brisbane have claimed a record fifth NRLW minor premiership as the Sydney Roosters fell agonisingly short in a dramatic season-ending win over Parramatta at Commbank Stadium.
Isaah Yeo is set to break the record as Penrith's most-capped player in the preliminary final against Cronulla, but the Panthers co-captain doubts he'll hold it for long.
Spencer Leniu has lifted the lid on the no-holds-barred training sessions that saved the Sydney Roosters' season, after a week of players brutally bashing each other.
The final four are locked in. The Sydney Roosters are now just 80 minutes away from an NRL grand final spot, something that looked almost impossible a week ago.
James Tedesco has shown he is capable of carrying a depleted Sydney Roosters through the finals, knocking Manly out with a 40-16 win at Allianz Stadium.
Brisbane have one hand on a record fifth NRLW minor premiership after coming from behind to thump St George Illawarra 44-14 in Townsville.
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