| No. | Name | |
|---|---|---|
1Michael Gordon, FB 5 | ||
2Anthony Don, W | ||
3Konrad Hurrell, C | ||
4Brenko Lee, C | ||
5Phillip Sami, W | ||
6AJ Brimson, FE | ||
7Ashley Taylor, SH | ||
8Jarrod Wallace, P | ||
9Nathan Peats, H | ||
10Ryan James, FR | ||
11Kevin Proctor, SR | ||
12Keegan Hipgrave, SR | ||
13Jai Arrow, L | ||
| Replacements | ||
14Mitch Rein, R | ||
15Moeaki Fotuaika, R | ||
16Jack Stockwell, R | ||
17Will Matthews, R | ||
*Players currently on the pitch are shown in bold
Wests Tigers have claimed their first win at Campbelltown Stadium in 1464 days, with their next generation of talent turning it on to shock Canberra 48-24.
South Sydney have kept their faint NRL finals hopes alive after continuing their mid-season resurgence with a 14-0 win over a depleted Manly.
Sydney Roosters halfback Sam Walker has orchestrated a 26-8 defeat of Canterbury that ensures his side will finish the weekend in the top four for the first time since March.
A record-breaking Gold Coast have sent the dismal Warriors into a world of hurt with a stunning 66-6 win at Robina as five-eighth Jayden Campbell answered his critics in emphatic style.
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.
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