The highlight of Round 11 sees the Sharks and Storm square off at Shark Park with Melbourne ready to fire again after their drubbing of the Wests Tigers last Sunday.
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Melbourne went ballistic on the Wests Tigers last week, winning 64-0 at home to dampen enthusiasm around the Tigers while reaffirming the Storm’s place at the top of premiership betting.
While the Sharks on the road at night are a very different proposition, last week’s performance puts them in strong stead for this week.
Teams off a win of 50 or more have covered at a clip of 68% since 2008, an astonishing record. Teams off a shutout have also covered 16 of 23 the last four seasons.
The talismanic Harry Grant likely returns, a huge boost for the Storm.
Melbourne also have a tremendous record against the Sharks, winning seven of the last nine and covering five of the last seven.
The Sharks have covered just three of nine against Top 8 opposition and have not put strong performances together, covering just one of six off a double digit win.
Chips in the Storm.
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Ryan Papenhuyzen comes off scoring four against the Tigers and now tops the tryscoring tally with 12 this year.
KL Iro has scored in every game he has played in this season.
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Dally M Medal winner Jahrome Hughes is an underrated tryscorer who has 64 tries in 158 top grade games. He has underachieved this year so expect him to go on a run at some point this yea. He has scored in two of his last six against the Sharks.
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