
We have a cracking weekend of action for Round 6 of the NRLW with the Broncos and Roosters looking to remain unbeaten with the Warriors-Knights clash the pick of a big slate.
Bulldogs v Cowboys
Canterbury are certainly trending in the right direction but there is no case for them to be laying more than a converted try against anyone. The Cowboys won the only meeting between the two teams and come off their first win of the year, a stunning comeback over Canberra. North Queensland are value.
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Margot Vella has been an outstanding buy for the Cowboys. She has 11 tries in 17 games starting on the wing in the NRLW.
Monica Tagoai has been one of Canterbury’s best this year and has crossed in four of five games.
Sharks v Titans
Cronulla are an utterly infuriating team who are so poorly coached that their talent available rarely plays to the level they should. The attack is incredibly clunky and there is very little effort put up in defence. Gold Coast have scored at least 34 in their three games against teams outside the Top 6 and can do something similar here with their red-hot backline.
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Teagan Levi has been outstanding since making the switch from union with four tries in five games.
Evania Isa’ako has been outstanding since moving to the backrow with three tries in four games playing on an edge.
Warriors v Knights
There is very little respect being shown towards Newcastle here, who have made a fairly strong claim to be the third best team in the NRLW this year. Kira Dibb has done a great job and this team has belted those below them and run with team above them. They were particularly good against the Roosters in defeat. Newcastle smoked New Zealand last year and look an excellent bet as an outsider here.
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Sidney Taylor looks an elite mover who has tries in two of her last three games.
Fane Finau is a favourite of Kira Dibb and is back in the starting team. She has three tries in eight games.
Raiders v Broncos
Canberra have tended to show up against Brisbane and can cover the big start. The Raiders were exceptionally poor in the second half losing to the Cowboys but did take the Roosters to a single score and put 28 on Brisbane last year to cover the big start. Brisbane are the standard-setters this year but Ali Brigginshaw has been suspended. Expect Canberra to put up some level of challenge here.
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Tamika Upton is the greatest player in NRLW history and now has 53 tries.
Chelsea Lenarduzzi sits behind only Liv Kernick as the greatest tryscoring forward in premiership history and has scored three tries in her last three games.
Elise Simpson is an elite talent who has nine tries in her last 10 games.
Dragons v Tigers
The Dragons are enduring a difficult season with just a solitary win over the winless Eels surrounded by four losses of at least 16 points but the confidence to lay such a big start with the Tigers. The Tigers are much improved this year and have won three games but this start looks too big with the three games between the sides all decided by four points or fewer.
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Teagan Berry has more tries than any player in NRLW history not named Tamika Upton so is a must include.
Raecene McGregor is in great tryscoring form with three tries the last three weeks.
Roosters v Eels
This is a complete mismatch with the unbeaten Roosters hosting the winless Eels. To make matters worse for Parramatta, halfback Rachael Pearson and winger Marthala Mataele are out with injury. The Chooks won the last meeting between these two 56-12 and have won the last two matches this season by 30-plus. Parramatta have lost two of their last three by 20-plus and look set to be on the wrong end of another hammering.
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Jayme Fressard has eight tries in five games this season.
Jess Sergis is the third all-time leading tryscorer and she has seven tries in five games this year.
Amber Hall has 10 tries in her last 23 games over the last three seasons.
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