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Head to Head: Broncos 21 Tigers 6
Last clash: Round 3, 2018 – Broncos 9 bt Tigers 7 at Campbelltown Sports Stadium
Brisbane coach Anthony Seibold has called for calm after a 1-3 start to his tenure at Red Hill. But he knows the heat will be applied by an experienced Tigers unit and has called on his backs to tidy up after costly errors last weekend had put them on the back foot. Payne Haas and Patrick Carrigan have been added to Brisbane’s forwards, with Tevita Pangai Jnr suspended. Russell Packer will start for the Tigers, who will be keen to wipe aside the frustration of last week’s heartbreaking loss to Penrith.
Key: Errors have starved Brisbane of the ball so far this season and must be erased for them to get on the front foot and seize control against a savvy Tigers outfit.
Tip: Broncos
FRIDAY, April 12:
Gold Coast v Penrith at Cbus Super Stadium, 6:00pm
Head to Head: Titans 6 Panthers 12
Last clash: Round 22, 2018 – Panthers 17 bt Titans 16 at Cbus Super Stadium
The pressure is on Garth Brennan after the Titans’ club-worst 0-4 start. But they’ll at least enjoy some continuity with first-choice halves Tyrone Roberts and Ashley Taylor set to play consecutive games together this season for the first time. Penrith conjured a win against the odds last weekend to relieve some pressure of their own. Dallin Watene-Zelezniak will move to fullback with Dylan Edwards on the wing in a noteworthy Panthers reshuffle.
Key: The Titans haven’t been able to convert position and possession into points, but will hope that changes and their preferred halves pairing clicks after returning last weekend from respective injuries.
Tip: Panthers
North Queensland v Melbourne at 1300SMILES Stadium, 7:55pm
Head to Head: Cowboys 10 Storm 28
Last clash: Round 12, 2018 – Storm 7 bt Cowboys 6 at 1300SMILES Stadium
Jake Clifford gets a chance to bed down a spot in the Cowboys’ halves alongside Michael Morgan by impressing against the unbeaten Storm. Josh Addo-Carr is back on the wing for Melbourne after taking personal leave last weekend, while fellow flyer Suliasi Vunivalu is suspended and Will Chambers returns to the centres. Utility back Ben Hampton continues his juggling act after being named on the edge for the Cowboys, with Enari Tuala slotting into the centres.
Key: The Cowboys have conceded 84 points in three games – for one win and two losses – so far at home this season and must find a way to plug that leak to be any chance on Friday.
Tip: Storm
SATURDAY, April 13:
South Sydney v Warriors at Sunshine Coast Stadium, 3:00pm
Head to Head: Souths 14 Warriors 19
Last clash: Round 12, 2018 – Souths 30 bt Warriors 10 at Mt Smart Stadium
Much of the build-up has centred on Greg Inglis’ long-term future, and the Rabbitohs will be without their skipper again for their “home” game on the Sunshine Coast. With Braidon Burns also injured, the Rabbitohs have turned to Kyle Turner in the centres against a Warriors side who might get Issac Luke back from injury.
Key: The Rabbitohs seem to have the advantage in the forwards, so the onus will be on limiting the Warriors’ burly back five in yardage.
Tip: Souths
Newcastle v Manly at McDonald Jones Stadium, 5:30pm
Head to Head: Knights 19 Sea Eagles 31
Last clash: Round 8, 2018 – Knights 18 bt Sea Eagles 12 at Lottoland
The Knights were stiff to lose last week in golden point, and might get some serious firepower back in James Gavet, and extended squad players Connor Watson, Herman Ese’ese and Tautau Moga. Manly will be buoyed by their own extra-time triumph, but inserting Moses Suli for the injured Tom Trbojevic is a major downgrade.
Key: Manly are almost unbackable this year without Tom Trbojevic, especially on the road
Tip: Knights
Cronulla v Sydney Roosters at Southern Cross Group Stadium, 7:35pm
Head to Head: Sharks 34 Roosters 59 Drawn 2
Last clash: Finals, Week 1, 2018 – Roosters 21 bt Sharks 12 at Allianz Stadium
Cronulla have dropped two in a row and part of their engine room goes with Aaron Woods’ injury. But the Sharks will get a rev-up from the returns of Paul Gallen and Shaun Johnson. They’re intent on not losing three straight against a Roosters side who haven’t been beaten since round one and get Jared Waerea-Hargreaves back from injury.
Key: Keep an eye on how Latrell Mitchell responds after his brush with the law this week.
