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<p>After picking up their fifth straight win last week, the One New Zealand Warriors are out to extend their run in the New South Wales Cup on Sunday as well as maintaining their clean sheet at Go Media Stadium so far this season.</p>
<p>Like the club’s NRL side, the NSW Cup team is back at home for the first time in five weeks preparing to face sixth-placed Canterbury-Bankstown (3.20pm kick-off).</p>
<p>In their last outing at Go Media Stadium the Warriors ran away from St George Illawarra to win 40-12 and have followed it with victories over Newcastle, North Sydney, Canberra and the Sydney Roosters to sit firmly on top of the ladder with 20 points.</p>
<p>Not only do the Warriors have a 9-1 record but they’ve scored the most points (345) and conceded the fewest (184) for a points for and against differential of plus 161.</p>
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<p>In their three games at Go Media Stadium so far they have accounted for the Sea Eagles (31-20), the Roosters (46-12) and the Dragons (40-12). </p>
<p>There has been some movement in the team named this week with Taine Tuaupiki listed at fullback for his first NSW Cup match of the year after playing on the wing in the NRL team’s first nine games.</p>
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<p>That sees Geronimo Doyle moved to the interchange while also included in the side are winger Edward Kosi and centre Ali Leiataua, both set to make returns from injury.</p>
<p>The Bulldogs have won five and lost five to sit sixth on the ladder with 12 points.</p>
<p>Their selected lineup features two familiar faces in prop Zyon Maiu’u – who switched to the Bulldogs earlier this season – and former hooker Taniela Otukolo who has been named at loose forward.</p> </div>
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<p>After picking up their fifth straight win last week, the One New Zealand Warriors are out to extend their run in the New South Wales Cup on Sunday as well as maintaining their clean sheet at Go Media Stadium so far this season.</p>
<p>Like the club’s NRL side, the NSW Cup team is back at home for the first time in five weeks preparing to face sixth-placed Canterbury-Bankstown (3.20pm kick-off).</p>
<p>In their last outing at Go Media Stadium the Warriors ran away from St George Illawarra to win 40-12 and have followed it with victories over Newcastle, North Sydney, Canberra and the Sydney Roosters to sit firmly on top of the ladder with 20 points.</p>
<p>Not only do the Warriors have a 9-1 record but they’ve scored the most points (345) and conceded the fewest (184) for a points for and against differential of plus 161.</p>
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<p>In their three games at Go Media Stadium so far they have accounted for the Sea Eagles (31-20), the Roosters (46-12) and the Dragons (40-12). </p>
<p>There has been some movement in the team named this week with Taine Tuaupiki listed at fullback for his first NSW Cup match of the year after playing on the wing in the NRL team’s first nine games.</p>
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<p>That sees Geronimo Doyle moved to the interchange while also included in the side are winger Edward Kosi and centre Ali Leiataua, both set to make returns from injury.</p>
<p>The Bulldogs have won five and lost five to sit sixth on the ladder with 12 points.</p>
<p>Their selected lineup features two familiar faces in prop Zyon Maiu’u – who switched to the Bulldogs earlier this season – and former hooker Taniela Otukolo who has been named at loose forward.</p> </div>
