FREE: Sea Eagles VS Storm Preview: Our Picks
June 30, 2022
Round 16 starts with a desperate Manly outfit looking to upset the Storm who hasn’t lost to the Sea Eagles in Manly since 2015! Here’s a look at our preview of tonight’s game.
MANLY SEA EAGLES VS MELBOURNE STORM –Â THURSDAY JUNE 30, 7:50PM, 4PINES PARK
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- Tips: 110
- Wins: 54
- Strike Rate: 49.09%
- Profit = $640
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The Sea Eagles sit one game outside the eight and need to gain some momentum if they are to play finals but old rivals Melbourne arrive at 4 Pines Park on a three-game winning streak and looking ominous.
The 11-3 Melbourne Storm saw off the post-Origin challenge of Sydney Roosters (26-18) and overcame undermanned Brisbane (32-20) in their last two outings to consolidate second place.
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Past Matchups
The Sea Eagles found Cameron Munster impossible to handle in a 28-8 loss at AAMI Park in Round 12 – their sixth consecutive loss to the Storm by 10-plus margins.
The Storm are undefeated at Manly since 2015 and the Sea Eagles’ record in recent seasons against top-class opposition is dismal.
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