Round 10 Preview

With the game at Suncorp Stadium (The Dolphins’ home ground), the home team will be looking to pull off an upset that is without the primary hooker and lock this Thursday evening.

Coming off a hattrick last weekend, winger Jamayne Issako is in peak form for The Dolphins and will be hard to bet against to get another four-pointer this weekend.

Although the Bulldogs have slowly improved every week, it is hard to see them pulling off an upset against the reigning three-time premiers. The Panthers will also be looking to pull off a dominant victory at their home ground.

This round, Stephen Crichton will face his former team for the first time in his career. Going up against his close friends in Brian To’o, Jarome Luai and Sunia Turuva, Crichton will be looking to deliver a statement against his former team.

The Brisbane Broncos suffered their biggest loss of the season last week against the Roosters and will be aiming to redeem themselves on Friday as they travel back down to Sydney, New South Wales.

Entering the open market earlier in the week as a free agent, boom rookie Blaize Talagi has been recalled into the team for this week and will be looking to cement his spot in the team with a try as Clinton Gutherson is expected to miss several weeks due to injury.

Whenever the two teams face off against each other a big scoreline is expected and in the past they have managed multiple tries against each other over the total score market.

Unfortunately for Wests Tigers fans, the team has struggled in recent week and hasn’t won a game since the Easter Monday. This is expected to continue this week.

If the Rabbitohs are any chance of staying in the match, fullback Latrell Mitchell will need to have a career-best performance and cross the line multiple times with his speed and strength

It will be hard for the Dragons to lose this game considering the Rabbitohs have several star players on the injury list and are no way near their Best 17.

Despite sitting first on the NRL ladder, the Sharks are surprisingly underdogs for the match. However, they have been in impeccable form while the Storm will be without star duo Ryan Papenhuyzen and Jahrome Hughes.

In a top-of-the-table clash, expect the scoreline to be under the total score market as both teams won’t be looking to give up many points.

Contending with Dylan Edwards for a spot in the NSW Blues team, James Tedesco only has a few more weeks to illustrate to selectors why he must retain his spot in the team.

Following an upset victory over the Broncos away from home, the Roosters will be unbeatable on Sunday as they welcome back a plethora of stars to the first-grade team.

After a good start to the season, where they were contending for a position in the top four, the Cowboys have seemed to struggle in recent weeks and will be looking to claim another two points.

After confirming he will leave the Gold Coast at the end of the season, second-rower David Fifita will be hoping to repay the club for the remainder of the season, and will attempt to start it this weekend.