| No. | Name | |
|---|---|---|
1Reece Walsh, FB | ||
2Josiah Karapani, W | ||
3Kotoni Staggs, C | ||
4Gehamat Shibasaki, C | ||
5Jesse Arthars, W 2 | ||
6Ezra Mam, FE | ||
7Adam Reynolds, SH 4 | ||
8Preston Riki, P | ||
9Cory Paix, H | ||
10Payne Haas, FR | ||
11Brendan Piakura, SR | ||
12Xavier Willison, SR | ||
13Patrick Carrigan, L | ||
| Replacements | ||
14Ben Hunt, R | ||
15Ben Talty, R | ||
16Va'a Semu, R | ||
17Jack Gosiewski, R | ||
18Grant Anderson, RSV | ||
20Thomas Duffy, RSV | ||
*Players currently on the pitch are shown in bold
The Dragons have pulled off the biggest upset in rugby league history (a large dose of recency bias thrown in there). The Bulldogs returned to being rubbish, the Storm upset the Roosters and the Raiders bounced back against the Cowboys.
Penrith have opened up a significant buffer at the top of the NRL ladder, seeing off the Warriors despite missing the majority of their State of Origin stars in a nailbiting 20-18 win.
Ethan Strange has capped off his glittering week with another inspirational performance to steer Canberra to a statement 26-12 victory against North Queensland.
St George Illawarra have broken a 15-game losing streak to sink the Broncos 30-26 in the upset win of the season so far.
The NRL season continues around the State of Origin interruption, with an almost full round set to follow Origin I. It always pays to wait until later in the week to see which Origin stars will be backing up for their clubs.
Fleet-footed Storm fullback Sua Faalogo has helped run the Sydney Roosters ragged to bank a much-needed 18-4 win in Melbourne.
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