| No. | Name | |
|---|---|---|
1Reece Walsh, FB | ||
2Josiah Karapani, W 2 | ||
3Kotoni Staggs, C | ||
4Gehamat Shibasaki, C 2 | ||
5Jesse Arthars, W | ||
6Ezra Mam, FE | ||
7Adam Reynolds, SH 5 | ||
8Corey Jensen, P | ||
9Cory Paix, H | ||
10Payne Haas, FR | ||
11Brendan Piakura, SR | ||
12Jordan Riki, SR | ||
13Patrick Carrigan, L | ||
| Replacements | ||
14Billy Walters, R | ||
15Kobe Hetherington, R | ||
16Xavier Willison, R | ||
17Jack Gosiewski, R | ||
18Tyson Smoothy, RSV | ||
*Players currently on the pitch are shown in bold
Haumole Olakau'atu won't play again this NRL season with Manly confirming the powerful second-rower will undergo surgery on his shoulder.
A defiant Lewis Dodd insists he still has the desire and belief to be a long-term NRL halfback, despite admitting his confidence has taken a hit in a tough first year at South Sydney.
Tyran Wishart has declared he is ready to wear Jahrome Hughes' No.7 jersey, adamant Melbourne's title hopes won't dwindle with the halfback out until finals.
This week we saw some movement at the bottom with major upsets by the Titans and Eels, which also resulted in some snakes for their opponents and a mid-board shuffle with finals hopefuls flailing.
A fine captain's game by second-rower Yasmin Clydsdale set the scene for Newcastle to score their third NRLW win in a row at the expense of the Eels.
Manly's finals hopes have taken a hit as superstar second-rower Haumole Olakau'atu dislocated his right shoulder again in a dismal 42-4 loss to Canterbury at Allianz Stadium.
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