| No. | Name | |
|---|---|---|
1Ryan Papenhuyzen, FB 3 | ||
2Kane Bradley, RSV | ||
3Grant Anderson, C | ||
4Nick Meaney, C | ||
5Xavier Coates, W | ||
6Cameron Munster, FE | ||
7Jahrome Hughes, SH | ||
8Stefano Utoikamanu, P | ||
9Bronson Garlick, H | ||
10Josh King, FR | ||
11Shawn Blore, SR | ||
12Eliesa Katoa, SR | ||
13Trent Loiero, L | ||
| Replacements | ||
14Tyran Wishart, R | ||
15Alec MacDonald, R | ||
16Joe Chan, R | ||
17Lazarus Vaalepu, R | ||
19Sualauvi Faalogo, W | ||
*Players currently on the pitch are shown in bold
Manly's NRL season is in a freefall, slumping to their fourth loss in five games after a lacklustre 30-14 defeat at the hands of Cronulla.
Ryan Papenhuyzen has given NSW State of Origin selectors a timely reminder of his value, helping Melbourne deliver a Mother's Day massacre with a crushing 64-0 win over a hapless Wests Tigers.
Todd Payten has struggled to hold himself back from swearing as he launched a stinging critique of the NRL's match officials following North Queensland's 30-30 draw with Penrith.
North Queensland will rue missing four field goal attempts in a tense 30-30 draw with Penrith, whose five-eighth Blaize Talagi had a career-best game in Townsville.
The Warriors are off to their best start to a season in more than 20 years, going second on the ladder after Luke Metcalf kicked them to a 15-14 NRL win over St George Illawarra.
Long-running tensions bubbled to the surface as a Stephen Crichton-led comeback cemented Canterbury's spot at the top of the NRL ladder against the second-placed Canberra Raiders.
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