| No. | Name | |
|---|---|---|
1James Tedesco, FB | ||
2Daniel Tupou, W 2 | ||
3Ethan King, C | ||
4Robert Toia, C | ||
5Mark Nawaqanitawase, W | ||
6Sandon Smith, FE | ||
7Sam Walker, SH 5 | ||
8Naufahu Whyte, P | ||
9Connor Watson, H | ||
10Lindsay Collins, FR | ||
11Angus Crichton, SR | ||
12Salesi Foketi, SR | ||
13Siua Wong, R | ||
| Replacements | ||
14Zach Dockar-Clay, R | ||
15Blake Steep, R | ||
16Egan Butcher, R | ||
17Spencer Leniu, L | ||
18Tom Rodwell, RSV | ||
*Players currently on the pitch are shown in bold
This week the Bulldogs regained some territory with a ladder up the board, while a whole raft of teams stepped on snakes allowing the Roosters to rise above them all.
Parramatta have moved four points clear of Gold Coast and the dreaded wooden spoon with a stirring 19-18 win over North Queensland at CommBank Stadium.
Latrell Mitchell has returned from injury with pure genius to inspire a controversial 20-18 win over Gold Coast and lift his side off the bottom of the NRL ladder to end their nine-match losing streak.
Gold Coast captain Tino Fa'asuamaleaui will speak with the Perth Bears in the offseason as he prepares to test the market.
This week we have some absolutely cracking contests with finals football coming early and other clashes set to end finals aspirations and decide wooden spoon winners.
The tantalising prospect of a retro Canberra-versus-Penrith grand final is gathering speed following the Raiders' rapid-fire return to the top of the NRL ladder.
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