NRL: Warriors Vs Cowboys – Team Stats, Insights & Our Selections

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The Cowboys have won their last three NRL matches at Magic Round by an average margin of 14.7 points; they had lost their first two previous games in Magic Round.

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Betting Insights

The New Zealand Warriors have won their last three NRL matches against the North Queensland Cowboys; indeed, they have also won each half in that span; though, they’ve never won more than three straight games against the Cowboys.
The New Zealand Warriors have won four of their last six NRL matches against the North Queensland Cowboys in Queensland including each of their last two; they have conceded exactly 12 points on the day in each of their last two games in that span (42-12 in Rd 14 2024, 26-12 in Rd 3 2023) – View Odds Here
The North Queensland Cowboys have won their last four NRL matches by an average margin of 13.5 points; they will be looking to win five consecutive games for the first time since a five-game winning streak from Round 14 to 21 in 2023 – View Odds Here
The New Zealand Warriors have trailed at halftime in all five of their NRL matches at Magic Round but have outscored their opponents in the second half in four of those games; they have won two out of their five games overall at Magic Round.
The New Zealand Warriors have won five of their last six NRL matches despite only winning at halftime in only one of their last five games; they have scored exactly 14 points in the second half in three of their last four fixtures.
The North Queensland Cowboys have scored 12 tries from opposition errors this NRL season, five more than any other team in the competition and three times as many as the New Zealand Warriors (4) – View Odds Here
The New Zealand Warriors and North Queensland Cowboys have each scored seven tries in the final 10 minutes of games this NRL season, more than any other teams in the competition, while only the South Sydney Rabbitohs (1) have conceded fewer tries in this period than the Warriors (2).
The New Zealand Warriors have had four tries scored by interchange players across their last four NRL games (Leka Halasima 2, Jackson Ford 2), which is just one fewer than they had throughout the entire 2024 season.
Scott Drinkwater (North Queensland Cowboys) has either scored (4) or assisted (4) at least one try in six of his seven NRL games against the New Zealand Warriors but is on a five-game try scoring drought in the competition overall – View Odds Here