| No. | Name | |
|---|---|---|
1Connor Tracey, FB | ||
2Jacob Kiraz, W | ||
3Matt Burton, C 2 | ||
5Jethro Rinakama, W | ||
6Stephen Crichton, FE | ||
7Lachlan Galvin, SH | ||
8Max King, P | ||
9Bailey Hayward, R | ||
10Leo Thompson, FR | ||
11Josh Curran, SR | ||
12Jaeman Salmon, SR | ||
13Harry Hayes, L | ||
14Kurt Mann, H | ||
| Replacements | ||
15Alekolasimi Jones, R | ||
16Jack Underhill, R | ||
17Lipoi Hopoi, R | ||
19Bronson Xerri, C | ||
20Sean O'Sullivan, RSV | ||
21Jacob Preston, RSV | ||
*Players currently on the pitch are shown in bold
The Dolphins are the walking wounded ahead of their clash with North Queensland and still hurting after their dire showing against Cronulla.
Melbourne have suffered a huge blow in the run to the NRL finals. Star five-eighth Cameron Munster has been booked in for an operation that potentially could see him miss the rest of the regular season.
We almost had a full round over the weekend, with some big wins mixed in amongst some tight contests. The Sharks tore the Dolphins apart while the Tigers continued their plummet down the ladder, and the Cowboys found themselves a position in the Top 8.
A playmaking masterclass by Canberra's Zahara Temara has led the Raiders to a dominant 26-point NRLW win over the Warriors at GIO Stadium.
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.
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