| No. | Name | |
|---|---|---|
1Corey Thompson, FB | ||
2Mahe Fonua, W | ||
3Paul Momirovski, C | ||
4Esan Marsters, C 3 | ||
5Robert Jennings, W | ||
6Benji Marshall, FE | ||
7Luke Brooks, SH | ||
8Ben Matulino, P | ||
9Robbie Farah, H | ||
10Alex Twal, FR | ||
11Ryan Matterson, SR | ||
12Luke Garner, SR | ||
13Elijah Taylor, L | ||
| Replacements | ||
14Russell Packer, R | ||
15Thomas Mikaele, R | ||
16Josh Aloiai, R | ||
17Michael Chee Kam, R | ||
*Players currently on the pitch are shown in bold
Canterbury's NRL renaissance is well and truly alive after a late try from flyweight winger Blake Wilson moved the Bulldogs into the top eight in a 22-18 win over Parramatta.
NSW State of Origin coach Michael Maguire will be sweating on the fitness of Haumole Olakau'atu after the Manly forward failed to finish the Sea Eagles' 32-22 loss to Penrith.
Melbourne have regained the NRL ladder lead from Cronulla after holding out Newcastle 36-28 in a spirited battle at AAMI Park.
Trent Barrett is refusing to let his desire to become Parramatta's next head coach be a distraction as he looks to get revenge over a Canterbury side who sacked him a little over two years ago.
Cronulla halfback Braydon Trindall has bounced back from tough times off the field to lead a 22-12 comeback win over Brisbane in one of his finest hours.
North Queensland looked to be suffering a State of Origin hangover as they were thumped 42-12 by the Warriors in a one-sided affair in Townsville.
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