R6: Warriors Vs Sea Eagles - Our Bets

The Warriors come into this looking to make it four wins on the bounce but we think Manly can make them work for it and we have found some nice bets based on that.

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Warriors Vs Sea Eagles – Saturday 3:00pm

The Sea Eagles looked a much better team when beating the Panthers at home last week but they will want to step it up a notch if they’re going to beat the Warriors at home.

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Interesting Betting Insights

The New Zealand Warriors won 29-22 in their last NRL game against the Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles after having lost three straight games against them prior to that run; though, two of the last three meetings between these teams have been won by the team trailing at half-time on the day.
The New Zealand Warriors have won three of their last four NRL games against the Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles in New Zealand including their last two in a row and haven’t lost to the Sea Eagles at Go Media Stadium since a 21-22 Golden Point loss in Round 25, 2017.
The New Zealand Warriors have won their last three consecutive NRL games after winning only one of their previous six games in the competition; in fact, two of their last four wins in the competition have come by a margin of 30 points on the day.
The New Zealand Warriors have won six of their last seven NRL games at Go Media Stadium and haven’t been outscored in both halves of a game at the venue since a 6-28 loss to the South Sydney Rabbitohs in Round 18, 2023.
13 of the 16 teams to defeat the Penrith Panthers in the NRL since the beginning of 2021 have gone on to win their next fixture in the competition, including each of the last five teams to manage that feat.
The Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles have lost seven of their last 11 NRL games away from 4 Pines Park including their last two in a row; in fact, they’ve led at half-time and lost in two of their last five such fixtures.
The New Zealand Warriors (1) and Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles (1) are two of just six teams to have lost a game this season after they had led at half-time on the day.
Roger Tuivasa-Sheck (New Zealand Warriors) has scored one try in two of his last three NRL games and will be looking to cross for a try in back-to-back games for the first time since Round 16, 2020; though, he’s scored only one try across his last 12 games against the Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles.
Addin Fonua-Blake (New Zealand Warriors) is one of only four players to have scored the opening try of the game more than once in the 2024 NRL campaign; in fact, he is the only one of the four players who is set to feature in Round 6, 2024.
Tom Trbojevic (Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles) has been directly involved in 17 tries across his eight career games against the New Zealand Warriors, scoring nine tries and making eight try assists in that term; indeed, only against the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs (13) and Canberra Raiders (12) has he scored more tries than he has against the Warriors (9).