NRL: Tigers Vs Sharks – Team Stats, Insights & Our Selections

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The Sharks have won five of their last six NRL matches against the Tigers, including a 58-6 win in their last encounter, the biggest margin either side has recorded in the history of this fixture.

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Betting Insights

Six of the last eight NRL matches between the Wests Tigers and the Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks at Leichhardt Oval have been decided by more than 15 points with each side winning four games.
The Wests Tigers have won four of their last six NRL games at Leichhardt Oval with each of their last two wins at the venue coming after they had trailed at half-time on the day; though, they have conceded 40+ points in two of their last three games there – View Odds Here
The Wests Tigers have won two of their three Sunday games in the 2025 NRL season including a 20-4 win against the Newcastle Knights in Round 6, their most recent iteration; they’ll be looking to win back-to-back Sunday fixtures for the first time since Round 21, 2021.
The Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks have won seven of their last 11 NRL games away from Sharks Stadium including their last two in a row, conceding 30+ points in a game only once in that span.
The Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks have scored the opening try of the game in each of their last five NRL games against the Wests Tigers, including in their most recent encounter at Leichhardt Oval when Thomas Hazelton scored the first try of the game.
The Wests Tigers have conceded the opening try of the game in six of their last nine NRL games at Leichhardt Oval, losing each of their last three games at the venue when they’ve conceded first on the day – View Odds Here
Jahream Bula (Wests Tigers) has scored one try in each of his last two NRL games but has enjoyed a longer scoring run only once before, three games in Round 12 to 15, 2023. He scored two tries the last time he faced the Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks at Leichhardt Oval, in Round 3, 2024.
Samuel Stonestreet (Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks) has scored exactly two tries in each of his last two NRL games after failing to cross the line for a try in his previous three matches; he has run 100+ metres in each of his 12 NRL appearances.
Mawene Hiroti (Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks) has scored exactly one try in each of his last five NRL matches, his best run in the competition; he also made exactly one line break in each of those five games and averaged 153 run metres per game in that span – View Odds Here