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Warriors v Eels
Ericsson Stadium
Saturday, 5.30pm AEST
Shapes as an attractive contest between two teams with plenty to play for.
Form: The Warriors had won four straight before last Sunday’s golden point loss to the Bulldogs. Parramatta are on the improve with three consecutive wins, including their best effort of the season against the Knights last round.
History: Parramatta have “the wood†with victories in their past four matches against the Warriors. At Ericsson, the Warriors hold sway with four wins from the past five.
Danger sign: Last week it was Manu Vatuvei applying all the pressure to ’Dogs winger Hazem El Masri, this week the fast and elusive Jarryd Hayne could cause headaches for Vatuvei. Hayne displayed great athleticism to grab four tries against the Knights.
Best Bet? With their confidence soaring, get behind the Eels to win by 1-12 at the Margins.
Money-spinner: Hayne is well worth supporting as First or Last Tryscorer.
Warriors v Eels
Ericsson Stadium
Saturday, 5.30pm AEST
Shapes as an attractive contest between two teams with plenty to play for.
Form: The Warriors had won four straight before last Sunday’s golden point loss to the Bulldogs. Parramatta are on the improve with three consecutive wins, including their best effort of the season against the Knights last round.
History: Parramatta have “the wood†with victories in their past four matches against the Warriors. At Ericsson, the Warriors hold sway with four wins from the past five.
Danger sign: Last week it was Manu Vatuvei applying all the pressure to ’Dogs winger Hazem El Masri, this week the fast and elusive Jarryd Hayne could cause headaches for Vatuvei. Hayne displayed great athleticism to grab four tries against the Knights.
Best Bet? With their confidence soaring, get behind the Eels to win by 1-12 at the Margins.
Money-spinner: Hayne is well worth supporting as First or Last Tryscorer.
