| No. | Name | |
|---|---|---|
1Sualauvi Faalogo, FB 4 | ||
2Will Warbrick, W 3 | ||
3Jack Howarth, C | ||
4Joe Chan, C | ||
5Moses Leo, W | ||
6Cameron Munster, FE | ||
7Jahrome Hughes, SH | ||
8Stefano Utoikamanu, P | ||
9Harry Grant, R | ||
10Josh King, FR | ||
11Cooper Clarke, SR | ||
12Ativalu Lisati, SR | ||
13Trent Loiero, L | ||
| Replacements | ||
14Trent Toelau, H | ||
15Alec MacDonald, R | ||
16Jack Hetherington, R | ||
18Shawn Blore, RSV | ||
19Tyran Wishart, RSV | ||
22Siulagi Tuimalatu-Brown, R | ||
*Players currently on the pitch are shown in bold
Melbourne's mid-season resurgence has continued with the Storm coming out on top against Canberra in a try-scoring frenzy that included a hat-trick from winger Will Warbrick.
Canterbury have snatched their sixth win of the NRL season to keep their finals hopes alive with skipper Stephen Crichton landing a golden-point field goal for a 13-12 victory over Manly.
With Origin II under our belts, the NRL season powers on through June, as the temperature tumbles and the ladder sorts itself out. This week three teams have the bye leaving seven games to be decided.
Canterbury have snatched their sixth win of the NRL season to keep their finals hopes alive with skipper Stephen Crichton landing a golden-point field goal for a 13-12 victory over Manly.
Gold Coast have shocked competition leaders Penrith 19-18 in one of the best and bravest wins in their history as rising half Zane Harrison announced himself as a star.
Kodi Nikorima has continued his sales pitch for a new NRL contract after piloting an undermanned Dolphins side to a seventh-straight win by demolishing Wests Tigers 36-22.
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