| No. | Name | |
|---|---|---|
1Daniel Atkinson, FB | ||
2Mathew Feagai, W 2 | ||
3Moses Suli, C | ||
4Valentine Holmes, C | ||
5Tyrell Sloan, W | ||
6Lyhkan King-Togia, FE | ||
7Kyle Flanagan, SH | ||
8Loko Jnr Pasifiki Tonga, P | ||
9Jacob Liddle, H | ||
11Dylan Egan, SR | ||
12Hamish Stewart, SR | ||
13Ryan Couchman, L | ||
14Damien Cook, R | ||
| Replacements | ||
15Toby Couchman, FR | ||
16Jacob Halangahu, R | ||
17Jacob Webster, R | ||
18Setu Tu, RSV | ||
19Josh Kerr, RSV | ||
20Blake Lawrie, R | ||
*Players currently on the pitch are shown in bold
The Sydney Roosters have slipped on a Wests Tigers-shaped banana skin in a shock 25-24 loss that could prove fatal in their pursuit of the NRL's minor premiership.
Not looking back, Cronulla are focusing only on what's next after snapping a shocking two-game losing streak to revive their NRL top-four hopes with a potentially season-saving 30-22 win over the lowly Gold Coast.
The NRL season has hit the home straight with just three rounds remaining. Positions in the Top 4 and finals berths are still up for grabs with several teams needing to win this weekend.
The Bulldogs overcame a five-player COVID outbreak and an overnight hospital stay for Jacob Preston to keep their season alive with a commanding 44-14 victory over St George Illawarra.
Canterbury have kept their NRL finals hopes alive with a 44-14 thrashing of St George Illawarra, who are all but certain to collect their first wooden spoon as a joint venture.
The battle for the NRL's minor premiership is set to go down to the wire after the Warriors downed South Sydney 45-26 to go top of the table.
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