The Bulldogs are scrambling on the back of three straight losses and a complete breakdown of their defence but the line in this one looks far too big.
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Canterbury’s form has dropped dramatically since stunning Penrith in Round 6.
Since they have lost three straight, conceding 32.67 points per game. All losses have been by at least 16. The struggling attack that ranks 16th in scoring shows no signs of abatement.
Yet this line seems far too big.
The Bulldogs seem to do their best when nothing is expected. Leading into the Penrith win, the Bulldogs had lost to Newcastle and Souths, both by more than a score.
Canterbury have won two of the three meetings.
The Bulldogs are 20-14 ATS against teams outside the Top 8 while they have covered 13 of 21 interstate.
The Dolphins have covered just 12 of 28 when favoured and five of 14 off a win of 18 or more.
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Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow has 58 tries in 65 games since joining the Dolphins.
Herbie Farnworth is in elite tryscoring form with tries in three of his last four games.
Jacob Preston has 15 tries in his last 30 games across the last two seasons.
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Lachlan Galvin has been on the receiving end of plenty of grief from the media and Bulldogs types but he has been Canterbury’s most dangerous attacking weapon and arguably the only concern for opposition defences. His passing game is not there yet but he runs effectively. He has scored in four of his last five games and there is no reason that will stop here,
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