There is no bigger rivalry in Rugby League than the Roosters and Rabbitohs, and Souths are taking it to the next level by bringing back Cameron Murray in order to stop the Chooks playing finals.
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Teams may say they have rivalries, but none have the genuine animosity, hatred, and disdain that exist between the Sydney Roosters and the South Sydney Rabbitohs.
That rivalry has certainly heated up again this year with the Roosters politicking to keep the Rabbitohs out of Allianz Stadium while Souths have accused the Roosters of invading their junior territory. There is no love lost between Souths CEO Blake Solly and Roosters boss Nick Politis.
It is astonishing the efforts South Sydney are going to in this one with their season long gone. Cameron Murray is set to play his first and only game of the season. Keaon Koloamtangi, Cody Walker, and Euan Aitken all could have put their seasons to bed with late-season injuries but all fought their way back with one goal in mind: stop the Roosters from playing finals football.
This is a nice spot for Souths.
The Bunnies are 10-4 ATS off a win and 11-3 ATS at night. As a double-digit underdog, Souths have covered seven of nine.
The Roosters, by contrast, are in a poison spot. They are 9-17 ATS getting double digits, while they are 4-8 ATS against teams not inside the Top 8.
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Alex Johnston is two tries away from Ken Irvine’s tryscoring record with 18 tries in 23 clashes with the Roosters.
Daniel Tupou has taken his career try-scoring tally to 182 this year and has 15 tries in his last 12 appearances.
Tyrone Munro has a superb try-scoring record with 13 tries in 18 games.
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Jack Wighton returns from suspension this week and will be hellbent on putting an ordinary season right with a big showing against the Roosters. Wighton has played 10 games at centre this year with six tries to his name, including a double the last time he started on the left edge.
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