Eels Vs Broncos Finals Preview: Everything You Need To Know About Your Team’s Chances
September 12, 2019
PARRAMATTA EELS VS BRISBANE BRONCOS – SUNDAY 15 SEPTEMBER, 4:05PM, BANKWEST STADIUM
The hot-and-cold Eels have been near invincible on their new home patch this year, easily accounting for Brisbane 38-10 back in round 14. Brisbane clawed back a one-point extra-time win just a fortnight ago to square the ledger.
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Team news:
Eels: Kane Evans was named to start but coach Brad Arthur will have to rejig things after Evans was unsuccessful in having a careless high tackle downgraded at the judiciary. Daniel Alvaro is on the bench but is the likely candidate to start in Evans’ place. Nathan Brown returns at lock after a two-week suspension for a shoulder charge, while Tepai Moeroa has been dropped to the reserves but could earn a recall to the bench with Evans ruled out.
Broncos: Joe Ofahengaue returns after missing two games with a calf injury so Patrick Carrigan goes back to the bench and Rhys Kennedy drops to the reserves. Centre Gehamat Shibasaki has been named on the bench for his 12th game of 2019 at the expense of Izaia Perese.
Betting Insights:
- The Eels score the first try in 54.2% of their matches.
- The Broncos are 2-10 (16.7%) as an away team in 2019
- Both teams average over 38 total match points.
- The Eels have a 76.9% win rate when favourite.
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