| No. | Name | |
|---|---|---|
1Clinton Gutherson, FB | ||
2Tyrell Sloan, W | ||
3Moses Suli, C | ||
4Mathew Feagai, C | ||
5Corey Allan, W | ||
6Lyhkan King-Togia, FE | ||
7Kyle Flanagan, SH 2 3 | ||
8Emre Guler, P | ||
9Damien Cook, H | ||
10David Klemmer, FR | ||
11Luciano Leilua, SR | ||
12Michael Molo, SR | ||
13Jack De Belin, L | ||
| Replacements | ||
14Jacob Liddle, R | ||
15Hamish Stewart, R | ||
16Hame Sele, R | ||
17Blake Lawrie, R | ||
18Jacob Halangahu, RSV | ||
*Players currently on the pitch are shown in bold
With just eight teams remaining to battle it out for the NRL premiership, we take a look at each team's 2025 performance and hand out the grades.
Toby Rudolf has rated his match-sealing try from Cronulla's elimination final as the equal-greatest moment of his NRL career.
Wounded Canterbury still believe they can cause havoc in the NRL finals despite awaiting scans on an ankle injury to captain Stephen Crichton.
Melbourne have earned a week off after locking down a preliminary final with a 26-18 victory over a gallant Canterbury, who played much of the match without injured skipper Stephen Crichton.
Canberra have re-signed veteran prop Josh Papalii ahead of the club's high-stakes finals clash against Brisbane.
Anyone really can win the 2025 NRL premiership. And yet, there's just as many compelling reasons why they can't.
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