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Sydney Roosters vs Brisbane Broncos NRL Preview and Team News - Roosters out to snap two-match losing run against Broncos
Reigning premiers the Sydney Roosters look to continue their winning momentum when they come up against a Brisbane Broncos side determined to make amends for their lacklustre performance last week.
After a tough opening round defeat to bitter rivals South Sydney, the Roosters have been solid, beating Manly away in terrible conditions before inflicting the first loss of Parramatta’s season last week, toppling the Eels by a 32-18 scoreline.
It ended up being a come-from-behind win for the Roosters after the Eels moved ahead mid-way through the second half, but some inspirational play from James Tedesco and Siosiua Taukeiaho propelled the defending premiers back into the contest.
Cooper Cronk is set to return from a hamstring injury for this encounter, with Luke Keary moving back to five-eighth and Latrell Mitchell to the centres. Jake Friend is out injured with a shoulder problem - he’s replaced at No. 9 by Victor Radley, while Lindsay Collins is the new name on the bench.
Meanwhile, the Broncos turned up flat against the previously-winless Dragons at Suncorp last week, and although they tried to mount a late fightback, that attempt proved futile as Corey Norman fired a last-minute field goal to hand the Dragons a 25-24 victory.
Meanwhile, the Broncos turned up flat against the previously-winless Dragons at Suncorp last week, and although they tried to mount a late fightback, that attempt proved futile as Corey Norman fired a last-minute field goal to hand the Dragons a 25-24 victory.
It was a momentum killer for Brisbane, who had one week earlier posted a big win over rivals North Queensland. The tough opening month of the 2019 season keeps coming for the Broncos, who after an opening round loss to Melbourne, now face the Roosters as they stare down the barrel of a 1-3 start.
James Roberts is out with an achilles injury and is replaced in the centres by Kotoni Staggs, while Matt Lodge returns from suspension, pushing Shaun Fensom out of the side.
Brisbane have actually won their last two meetings with the Roosters, but I think the Tri-Colours will snap that run on Thursday. With Cronk returning and playing at the SCG, they should have too much overall class to hold out an inconsistent Broncos side.
Stats
Broncos have won their last two meetings
The Roosters won the two games before that by two-point margins
Three of their last four encounters have been decided by 1-12 margins
Teams
Roosters: 1 James Tedesco 2 Daniel Tupou 3 Latrell Mitchell 4 Joseph Manu 5 Matt Ikuvalu 6 Luke Keary 7 Cooper Cronk 8 Jared Waerea-Hargreaves 9 Victor Radley 10 Sio Siua Taukeiaho 11 Boyd Cordner 12 Mitchell Aubusson 13 Isaac Liu Interchange: 14 Lindsay Collins 15 Zane Tetevano 16 Poasa Faamausili 17 Angus Crichton Reserves: 18 Nat Butcher 19 Sitili Tupouniua 20 Sam Verrills 23 Lachlan Lam
Broncos: 1 Darius Boyd 2 Corey Oates 3 Kotoni Staggs 4 Jack Bird 5 Jamayne Isaako 6 Anthony Milford 7 Kodi Nikorima 8 Matt Lodge 9 Andrew McCullough 10 Joe Ofahengaue 11 Alex Glenn 12. Matt Gillett 13 13. Tevita Pangai Jr. Interchange: 14. Gehamat Shibasaki 15 Jaydn Su’a 16 Thomas Flegler 17. David Fifita . Reserves: 18 Patrick Carrigan 19. Shaun Fensom 20 Izaia Perese 21. Richie Kennar



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