
We are three weeks out from the finals and the whips are cracking with the Titans trying to lock down a Top 2 spot while the Warriors are clinging onto the final spot with three teams just a win behind.
Titans v Canberra

Gold Coast have been outstanding this season on the back of the recruitment of Teagan Levi, a player who is a very real runner for the Dally M Player of the Year in her debut season. Gold Coast have won seven straight with six of those coming by at least eight points. Canberra have been terribly inconsistent this year and they are in big trouble against such a disciplined outfit like the Titans.
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Teagan Levi has been outstanding since making the switch from union with seven tries in eight games.
Evania Isa’ako has thrived since moving to the backrow with four tries in seven games playing on an edge.
Roosters v Sharks

The Sydney Roosters are in a league of their own and will make it six from six against the very disappointing Cronulla on Saturday afternoon. Lines north of 30 have been the norm and they have all been covered of late by the Roosters. The Chooks have covered their last five while winning four of those games by at least 30. Against a defensively weak outfit like Cronulla, last week’s record is in major danger.
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Jayme Fressard and Jess Sergis lead the NRLW try tally this season with 11 and 10 tries respectively with the two both in the top five all-time leading tryscorers.
Sariah Paki is having a very good debut season with five tries in her last six games.
Cowboys v Knights

Newcastle have thrown away their last two games due to fading out of games at inopportune times but they are clearly a superior team to the Cowboys and Kirra Dibb will be keen to roll her former team when she returns to Townsville. The Knights have won the last two against the Cowboys in Townsville by more than 20. Early money has been strong for Newcastle.
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Sidney Taylor looks an elite mover who has tries in three of her last six games.
Tayla Predebon has scored in her last two games against the Cowboys.
Warriors v Dragons

The Warriors return to Mt Smart for just the second time this season and they will be hoping to bounce back from the complete and utter embarrassment of last week’s historic 66-8 loss to the Roosters, the biggest defeat in NRLW history. The Dragons won the only meeting since the Warriors returned to the competition and while they are running last, they have not lost by more than 16 in their last three. Suspect this line is too big.
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Teagan Berry is the second greatest tryscorer in NRLW history and has scored in her last two against the Warriors.
Stacey Waaka is a pure tryscorer who has 12 tries in her 13 NRLW games.
Eels v Broncos

Parramatta lost their first six games of the season but the return of former Bronco Keeley Joseph has inspired two straight wins. That run is set to come to an end though against a Broncos team that gets Ali Brigginshaw back. Brisbane have dropped their last three so there is no chance they will be taking it easy this week. The Broncos won the last meeting against the Eels 38-4 and the Eels have lost four of their five against Top 7 teams by at least 12.
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Tamika Upton is the greatest tryscorer in NRLW history and has five tries in five games against the Eels.
Lauren Dam has an excellent tryscoring record with 17 tries in 36 games.
Chelsea Lenarduzzi sits behind only Liv Kernick as the greatest tryscoring forward in premiership history and has scored four tries in her last six games.
Tigers v Bulldogs

The time might have finally arrived to afford some respect to the Tigers, who are up to third on the ladder with a 6-2 record. They have beaten every team outside of big dogs the Sydney Roosters and Brisbane Broncos. They have scored 27 or more in five of their six against teams outside of those heavyweights. Canterbury have lost all four games against Top 6 teams by at least 22.
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Lily Rogan has been in strong tryscoring form with three tries in her last five games.
Faythe Manera is an utterly ridiculous price having scored seven tries in her last nine games.
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