| No. | Name | |
|---|---|---|
2Daniel Tupou, W 3 | ||
3Billy Smith, C | ||
4Robert Toia, C | ||
5Mark Nawaqanitawase, W | ||
6Daly Cherry-Evans, FE | ||
7Hugo Savala, SH 3 | ||
8Naufahu Whyte, P | ||
9Connor Watson, H | ||
10Spencer Leniu, FR | ||
11Salesi Foketi, SR | ||
12Siua Wong, SR | ||
13Victor Radley, L | ||
14Benaiah Ioelu, R | ||
| Replacements | ||
15Taylor Losalu, R | ||
16Egan Butcher, R | ||
17De La Salle Va'a, R | ||
18Rex Bassingthwaighte, RSV | ||
19Tommy Talau, RSV | ||
22Cody Ramsey, FB | ||
*Players currently on the pitch are shown in bold
Melbourne have survived a mighty scare from Gold Coast to hang on for a vital 22-18 win to stay in touch with the finals-bound NRL top eight.
Manly have slumped to their first home defeat under Kieran Foran after North Queensland pulled off a golden-point heist to claim a 19-18 win over their top-eight rivals.
South Sydney teammates have celebrated Jai Arrow's 31st birthday with a 26-24 upset defeat of fast-finishing Newcastle and a post-match rendition of 'Happy Birthday' in the dressing sheds.
Jarome Luai has been granted a release from the final year of his $1.2 million Wests Tigers contract, clearing the way for the five-eighth to find a new club for 2027.
Jarome Luai's week has gone from bad to worse, with the Wests Tigers five-eighth facing a possible sanction for a hair-pull after his side were beaten 32-6 by the Warriors.
Bronson Xerri's troubled tenure at Canterbury is coming to an end with the star centre signing a three-year contract with Melbourne.
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