| No. | Name | |
|---|---|---|
1Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow, FB | ||
2Jamayne Isaako, W 2 | ||
3Jake Averillo, C | ||
4Herbie Farnworth, C | ||
5Jack Bostock, W | ||
6Kodi Nikorima, FE | ||
7Isaiya Katoa, SH | ||
8Francis Molo, P | ||
9Jeremy Marshall-King, H | ||
10Mark Nicholls, R | ||
11Kulikefu Finefeuiaki, SR | ||
12Oryn Keeley, SR | ||
13Kurt Donoghoe, L | ||
| Replacements | ||
14Harrison Graham, R | ||
15Connelly Lemuelu, R | ||
16Ray Stone, FR | ||
18Sean O'Sullivan, RSV | ||
20Aublix Tawha, R | ||
*Players currently on the pitch are shown in bold
Tipping all the winners each weekend is going to be near impossible, so each week we'll give you extra help with three standout games.
With the State of Origin drain over for another year, everyone can focus their efforts on the charge to the Top 8, with plenty of teams still within reach.
Queensland will lift for grief-stricken captain Cameron Munster with support and a performance to be proud of in the State of Origin decider.
We remember the five State of Origin deciders played in Sydney since 2000.
This round was decimated by the final Origin weekend of byes and some of the teams that did play had to cope without their stars.
Queensland have dragged Josh Papali'i out of retirement, hoping to gain an edge in the forwards, while the Blues have remained faithful to the line-up that lost in Perth. Glory or misery, it all comes down to this.
DOL
KNI
