| No. | Name | |
|---|---|---|
1Ryan Papenhuyzen, FB | ||
2Kane Bradley, W | ||
3Marion Seve, C | ||
4Grant Anderson, C | ||
5Siulagi Tuimalatu-Brown, RSV | ||
6Cameron Munster, FE | ||
7Tyran Wishart, SH | ||
8Stefano Utoikamanu, P | ||
9Bronson Garlick, H | ||
10Alec MacDonald, R | ||
11Shawn Blore, SR | ||
12Joe Chan, SR | ||
13Trent Loiero, L | ||
| Replacements | ||
14Jonah Pezet, R | ||
15Ativalu Lisati, R | ||
16Lazarus Vaalepu, R | ||
17Nelson Asofa-Solomona, FR | ||
20Will Warbrick, W | ||
*Players currently on the pitch are shown in bold
The 2025 NRL season has reached the finals. Eight teams remain to battle it out for the premiership in what appears to be a wide-open race.
The final weekend of Snakes and Ladders has seen plenty of movement, with the Raiders choosing to rest players and lose top spot on the board, allowing the Broncos to win.
Nicho Hynes is free to play in Cronulla's elimination final against the Sydney Roosters after the NRL made the unprecedented move to downgrade his charge.
Adam Reynolds is confident he will be cleared to line up in Brisbane's qualification final with Canberra as Raiders captain Joe Tapine looks to put a fresh target on Broncos poster boy Reece Walsh.
Canberra enforcer Josh Papalii is in serious doubt for the Raiders' qualifying final against Brisbane after suffering an ankle injury at training.
Dylan Brown is excited for the pressure that will come with his multi-million dollar move to Newcastle, insisting he harbours no regrets over joining the newly-minted wooden spooners.
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