These two teams can be frustratingly inconsistent, making this a tough one to pick, but we think the Cowboys at home might just take the points. Verdict: The Cowboys charged home to defeat Canberra last week, while the Titans left it a little late in the game to do the same against the Sea Eagles. Gold Coast Titans, Queensland Country Bank Stadium, 5:30pm (AEST)Ĭowboys: 1. The Broncos should have this one in the bag. The Bulldogs have been hit by a COVID outbreak and will be fielding a changed side. When these two met earlier in the year it was a low-scoring slugfest won by the Broncos. With Tesi Niu injured they've given the fullback role to Te Maire Martin, who has fought his way back into the NRL after retiring in 2020 due to a bleed on the brain. Verdict: The Broncos were competitive early against Penrith before falling away to a big loss. Canterbury Bankstown Bulldogs, Suncorp Stadium, 7:55pm (AEST)īroncos: 1. This should be a very entertaining game with Cronulla bouncing back at home for a narrow victory. The Sea Eagles continued to impress without Tom Trbojevic, beating the Titans despite a late game fade. Verdict: The Sharks were looking good against Melbourne last week until Cameron Munster stole the show and the two competition points. Start your NRL Tipping Competition today with

The weekend starts with the battle of the beaches, with plenty of other games providing a real challenge for tipsters.Ĭronulla Sutherland Sharks vs Manly Warringah Sea Eagles, PointsBet Stadium, 7:50pm (AEST) The NRL action continues from one long weekend into another as the teams line up for the ANZAC Day round. NRL Round 7 Line-ups, team lists, verdicts, tips, odds, everything you need to know for the weekend

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