| No. | Name | |
|---|---|---|
1Moses Mbye, FB | ||
2Malakai Watene-Zelezniak, W | ||
3Esan Marsters, C 2 | ||
4Kevin Naiqama, C | ||
5Corey Thompson, W | ||
6Josh Reynolds, FE | ||
7Luke Brooks, SH | ||
8Russell Packer, P | ||
9Robbie Farah, H | ||
11Chris Lawrence, SR | ||
12Josh Aloiai, R | ||
13Elijah Taylor, L | ||
14Alex Twal, FR | ||
| Replacements | ||
15Sauaso Sue, R | ||
16Michael Chee Kam, R | ||
17Matthew Eisenhuth, R | ||
21Chris McQueen, SR | ||
*Players currently on the pitch are shown in bold
Melbourne half Jahrome Hughes was the difference in a 30-24 win over the gallant Dolphins at Suncorp Stadium where Tevita Pangai Junior's return to the NRL produced fireworks.
Matt Burton has brushed off his State of Origin demotion with little fuss as Canterbury prepare for their most crucial three weeks of football in eight years.
Melbourne have officially withdrawn their interest in playing in the NRL's 2025 Las Vegas fixture, leaving four teams in the running for the opening round kick-off in the US.
Today we take a look at where the State of Origin should be played and whether or not Michael Maguire's "glass houses" comments hit the mark in Origin's off-field battle.
Star Melbourne playmaker Cameron Munster is back running and is ahead of schedule in his recovery from a serious groin injury.
Queensland forward Jeremiah Nanai has failed to train with the main group for the second time this week as he runs short of time to be fit for Origin II.
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