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ROOSTERS VS SEA EAGLES – THURSDAY 3 AUGUST, 7:50PM, SCG
The Roosters sit four points outside the top eight going into Round 23 and would need to win at least four of their final five matches to give themselves any hope of continuing their six-year finals streak.
Manly battled to victory against a struggling Dragons outfit and will need to step up this week if they’re going to take down the Roosters.
Betting Insights
- The Roosters have won six of their past nine games against the Sea Eagles.
- Daly Cherry-Evans has scored four tries in his last four games against the Roosters.
- The Roosters have won three of their past four games at the SCG.
- The Sea Eagles are aiming for home and away wins against the Roosters for the first time since 2017.
- Roosters winger Daniel Tupou has scored five tries in his past three games at the SCG
- Each of Sydney’s last six matches at the SCG have gone OVER the total match points line.
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TITANS VS WARRIORS – FRIDAY 4 AUGUST, 6:00PM, CBUS SUPER STADIUM
The Titans kept themselves in finals contention with a surprise win over the Cowboys and will need to be at their best again on Friday night if they’re to defeat the Warriors.
The Warriors are finals-bound and looking every bit a genuine contender with Shaun Johnson in career-best form and a posse of tryscoring threats capable of breaking down even the best defensive units.
Betting Insights
- The Titans have won four of their past five games against the Warriors.
- Warriors winger Dallin Watene-Zelezniak has scored 14 tries in his past nine games.
- Titans winger Alofiana Khan-Pereira has scored five tries in his past six games.
- Titans utility Jayden Campbell has scored three tries in three games against the Warriors
- Each of the last five matches between Gold Coast and New Zealand have gone UNDER the total match points line.
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PANTHERS VS STORM – FRIDAY 4 AUGUST, 8:00PM, BLUEBET STADIUM
The Panthers and Storm meet in the match of the round at BlueBet Stadium on Friday night with both clubs set to face off for another chapter that has seen plenty of rivalry in recent years.
Both these sides only met a month ago at Marvel Stadium with the Panthers – minus Nathan Cleary – running down a Storm side who shot out to a 14-0 lead early.
Betting Insights
- The Panthers have won four of their past six games against the Storm since losing the 2020 grand final.
- Storm have won seven of their past nine games against Penrith at BlueBet Stadium.
- The Panthers have not beaten Melbourne twice in a regular season since 2005.
- Hooker Harry Grant has scored six tries in his past six games for the Storm.
- The Panthers have won their past seven games at BlueBet Stadium.
- Panthers winger Brian To’o has scored 12 tries in his past nine games at BlueBet Stadium.
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COWBOYS VS BRONCOS – SATURDAY 5 AUGUST, 3:00PM, QUEENSLAND COUNTRY BANK
The Cowboys had been impressive during the past six weeks but hit a hurdle at Cbus Super Stadium on Sunday when their much-vaunted attack failed to fire and they fell to the Titans.
If they can rebound against one of the genuine premiership contenders this week they can set themselves up for a late charge at a top-four finish but a loss could drop them down as far as 11th on the ladder.
Betting Insights
- The Cowboys have won their past six games at Queensland Country Bank Stadium.
- Cowboys left winger Murray Taulagi has scored five tries in his past three games at QCB Stadium.
- Broncos five-eighth Ezra Mam has scored six tries in his past eight games.
- Right winger Semi Valemei has scored eight tries in seven games for the Cowboys.
- Each of the last four matches between North Queensland and Brisbane have gone OVER the total match points line.
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DOLPHINS VS KNIGHTS – SATURDAY 5 AUGUST, 5:30PM, OPTUS STADIUM
The Knights have hit top form as they head towards the finals and will look to make it five wins on the bounce against a Dolphins oufit that dropped out of contention in a heartbreaker against the Bulldogs.
After starting the year so strongly and knocking off heavyweights like the Roosters, Raiders, Cowboys and Sharks along the way, Wayne Bennett’s men will be desperate to avoid a late fadeout that takes the gloss off their debut season.
Betting Insights
- Dolphins winger Jamayne Isaako has scored eight tries in his past nine games.
- Each of the Dolphins’ last four matches have gone UNDER the total match points line.
- Newcastle has covered the line in each of its last four matches.
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RABBITOHS VS SHARKS – SATURDAY 5 AUGUST, 7:35PM, OPTUS STADIUM
The Sharks are struggling when it comes to injuries and it hasn’t helped their cause in the past month but defensively is where they’ve slipped up most, conceding 102 points in three matches.
The Rabbitohs have endured a tough representative period but the return of Latrell Mitchell last week spells dangerous signs for any opposition and the Bunnies – now at full strength – are ready to make a run to the finals.
Betting Insights
- The Rabbitohs have won five of their last seven matches against the Sharks.
- Five of the last six matches between South Sydney and Cronulla have gone OVER the total match points line.
- Alex Johnston has been the first try-scorer in each of South Sydney’s last two matches.
- Cronulla has covered the line in 13 of its last 16 matches against teams ranked higher on the ladder.
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EELS VS DRAGONS – SUNDAY 6 AUGUST, 2:00PM, COMMBANK STADIUM
With only three games against the Broncos, Roosters and Panthers to come before a bye in Round 27, it’s crucial Brad Arthur’s men take care of business against the 16th placed Dragons at CommBank Stadium on Sunday.
Meanwhile, the Dragons have shown some positive signs in recent weeks, overcoming Wests Tigers in Round 21 and taking the Sea Eagles to the wire at home, but it doesn’t get any tougher than facing sides fighting for their finals fate.
Betting Insights
- The Eels have won 10 of their last 13 matches between the two sides.
- Dragons fullback Tyrell Sloan is ranked third in the competition for support plays (118). Panthers fullback Dylan Edwards is leading this category with 175.
- The Eels have won six of their past seven games at CommBank Stadium.
- The Dragons have lost all nine away games this season.
- Eels fullback Clint Gutherson has scored eight tries in his past nine games against the Dragons.
- Dragons fullback Tyrell Sloan has score a try in each of his past four games.
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RAIDERS VS TIGERS – SUNDAY 6 AUGUST, 4:05PM, GIO STADIUM
Ricky Stuart’s men held onto fifth position after Round 22, despite falling to Newcastle 28-6 to record their second consecutive loss, and will need to restore some pride if they’re to be taken seriously as premiership contenders this season.
Ricky Stuart’s men held onto fifth position after Round 22, despite falling to Newcastle 28-6 to record their second consecutive loss, and will need to restore some pride if they’re to be taken seriously as premiership contenders this season.
Betting Insights
- The Raiders have won their past six games against Wests Tigers.
- Wests Tigers have not won in Canberra since 2018.
- The Raiders have conceded 130 points in their past four games at home.
- Hooker Api Koroisau has scored a try in three consecutive games for Wests Tigers.
- Canberra has covered the line in 10 of its last 15 matches against the Wests Tigers.
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