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NSW Cup Match Preview: Stiff challenge against top side

Penrith’s standing as the game’s leading club is underlined with the club’s NRL and New South Wales Cup teams both leading their competitions as they head into their clashes against their One New Zealand Warriors counterparts at Go Media Stadium tonight.

For the Warriors’ NSW Cup side, the battle against the Panthers will be the sternest challenge as the David Tangata-Toa lineup strives to continue a late run for a spot in the finals.

The Warriors went into last weekend’s bye with a run of three straight wins over the Magpies, Dragons and Bulldogs to give their play-off aspirations a significant boost.

So much so they’re on 28 points alongside Newtown and the Rabbitohs but sitting sixth on points for and against needing to be in the top five to make the finals.

Team Lists

Backs

  • Fullback for Warriors is number 1 Geronimo Doyle
    Fullback for Panthers is number 1 Keahn Skipps
  • Winger for Warriors is number 2 Luke Laulilii
    Winger for Panthers is number 2 Nick Murphy
  • Centre for Warriors is number 3 Adam Pompey
    Centre for Panthers is number 3 Jesse McLean
  • Centre for Warriors is number 4 Jye Linnane
    Centre for Panthers is number 4 Tuaomaliemavaitoelau Patea
  • Winger for Warriors is number 5 Haizyn Mellars
    Winger for Panthers is number 5 Jirah Liddiard
  • Five-Eighth for Warriors is number 6 Luke Hanson
    Five-Eighth for Panthers is number 6 Haami Loza
  • Halfback for Warriors is number 7 Jett Cleary
    Halfback for Panthers is number 7 Kurt Falls

Forwards

  • Prop for Warriors is number 8 Riley Price
    Prop for Panthers is number 8 Jakeb Vailalo
  • Hooker for Warriors is number 9 Makaia Tafua
    Hooker for Panthers is number 9 Vea Tapa'atoutai
  • Prop for Warriors is number 10 Rodney Tuipulotu-Vea
    Prop for Panthers is number 10 Luron Patea
  • 2nd Row for Warriors is number 11 Kayliss Fatialofa
    2nd Row for Panthers is number 11 Zakauri Clarke
  • 2nd Row for Warriors is number 12 Marata Niukore
    2nd Row for Panthers is number 12 Delahia Wigmore
  • Lock for Warriors is number 13 Jacob Auloa
    Lock for Panthers is number 13 Kalani Leuluai-Going

Interchange

  • Interchange for Warriors is number 14 Maui Winitana-Patelesio
    Interchange for Panthers is number 14 Jenson Tuaoi
  • Interchange for Warriors is number 15 Tyson Hansen
    Interchange for Panthers is number 15 Hokafonu Lemoto
  • Interchange for Warriors is number 16 Tepatasi Laumalili
    Interchange for Panthers is number 16 Toby Crosby
  • Interchange for Warriors is number 17 Daeon Amituanai
    Interchange for Panthers is number 17 Buster Hindmarsh

Reserves

  • Replacement for Warriors is number 18 Gordon Afoa
    Replacement for Panthers is number 18 Judah Galuvao

Warriors Ins

  • Adam Pompey
  • Gordon Afoa
  • Jacob Auloa
  • Makaia Tafua
  • Tyson Hansen

Panthers Ins

  • Buster Hindmarsh
  • Haami Loza
  • Judah Galuvao

Warriors Outs

  • Amasio Tiatia
  • Eddie Ieremia-Toeava
  • Jack Thompson
  • Morgan Gannon
  • Rocco Berry

Panthers Ins

  • Blaize Talagi
  • Leo-Stipe Latu
  • Tom Ale

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Standing in front of them tonight (5.15pm kick-off) is a Penrith side which is three points clear at the top of the table coming off a win over the Raiders but suffering an unlikely loss to the Eels the week before that.

When they last met in May, Penrith held off a late comeback from the Warriors to win 30-20.

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