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<p>The New Zealand Warriors are in great form as they have strung together five wins in a row to rise up the ladder. </p><p>Andrew Webster's side have beaten Brisbane, Newcastle, North Queensland, St George Illawarra during this run and then added the Dolphins to their list of scalps last week. </p><p>Can the NZ outfit halt the red-hot run of Canberra in Auckland? </p><p><strong>MORE: </strong><a target href="https://www.sportingnews.com/au/rug...aw-fixtures-schedule/0987af790e0f4fa1259e7871">New Zealand Warriors 2025 NRL draw and schedule</a></p><h2>New Zealand Warriors NRL game this week</h2><p>The Warriors will take on the Raiders at Go Media Stadium on <strong>Sunday, May 25 at 4:05pm (AEST)</strong>.</p><h2>Warriors confirmed team list vs. Raiders for Round 12<meta charset="utf-8"></h2><div><p>1. Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad<br>2. Dallin Watene-Zelezniak <br>3. Adam Pompey<br>4. Kurt Capewell<br>5. Roger Tuivasa-Sheck<br>6. Chanel Harris-Tavita<br>7. Luke Metcalf<br>8. Jackson Ford<br>9. Wayde Egan<br>10. Bunty Afoa <br>11. Leka Halasima<br>12. </p><p>Marata Niukore <br>13. Erin Clark</p><p>14. Te Maire Martin<br>15. Jacob Laban <br>16. Demitric Vaimauga<br>17. Tanner Stowers-Smith</p></div><p>18. Tom Ale<br>20. Sam Healey <br>21. Tanah Boyd<br>22. Ali Leiataua<br>23. Taine Tuaupiki</p><h2><b>Warriors latest team news</b></h2><p>The Warriors just keep on grabbing wins as they made it five victories on the bounce last week. However, they face an uphill struggle this week with their starting front rowers missing. </p><p><strong>Mitch Barnett</strong> has been picked for the Blues, while <strong>James Fisher-Harris</strong> has been issued with a one-match ban for a high shot. </p><p><strong>Jackson Ford</strong> missed last week due to a head knock but is back on deck for this one. <strong>Bunty Afoa</strong> missed Round 11 due to a knee complaint but is also back to relieve the pressure up front. </p><p><strong>Ali Leiataua</strong> looms as a possible late addition after being included in the reserves. The centre hasn't featured since injuring his ankle in Round 8.</p>
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<p>The New Zealand Warriors are in great form as they have strung together five wins in a row to rise up the ladder. </p><p>Andrew Webster's side have beaten Brisbane, Newcastle, North Queensland, St George Illawarra during this run and then added the Dolphins to their list of scalps last week. </p><p>Can the NZ outfit halt the red-hot run of Canberra in Auckland? </p><p><strong>MORE: </strong><a target href="https://www.sportingnews.com/au/rug...aw-fixtures-schedule/0987af790e0f4fa1259e7871">New Zealand Warriors 2025 NRL draw and schedule</a></p><h2>New Zealand Warriors NRL game this week</h2><p>The Warriors will take on the Raiders at Go Media Stadium on <strong>Sunday, May 25 at 4:05pm (AEST)</strong>.</p><h2>Warriors confirmed team list vs. Raiders for Round 12<meta charset="utf-8"></h2><div><p>1. Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad<br>2. Dallin Watene-Zelezniak <br>3. Adam Pompey<br>4. Kurt Capewell<br>5. Roger Tuivasa-Sheck<br>6. Chanel Harris-Tavita<br>7. Luke Metcalf<br>8. Jackson Ford<br>9. Wayde Egan<br>10. Bunty Afoa <br>11. Leka Halasima<br>12. </p><p>Marata Niukore <br>13. Erin Clark</p><p>14. Te Maire Martin<br>15. Jacob Laban <br>16. Demitric Vaimauga<br>17. Tanner Stowers-Smith</p></div><p>18. Tom Ale<br>20. Sam Healey <br>21. Tanah Boyd<br>22. Ali Leiataua<br>23. Taine Tuaupiki</p><h2><b>Warriors latest team news</b></h2><p>The Warriors just keep on grabbing wins as they made it five victories on the bounce last week. However, they face an uphill struggle this week with their starting front rowers missing. </p><p><strong>Mitch Barnett</strong> has been picked for the Blues, while <strong>James Fisher-Harris</strong> has been issued with a one-match ban for a high shot. </p><p><strong>Jackson Ford</strong> missed last week due to a head knock but is back on deck for this one. <strong>Bunty Afoa</strong> missed Round 11 due to a knee complaint but is also back to relieve the pressure up front. </p><p><strong>Ali Leiataua</strong> looms as a possible late addition after being included in the reserves. The centre hasn't featured since injuring his ankle in Round 8.</p>
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