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Live: Munster returns as Storm, Sea Eagles face off in Perth
Melbourne and Manly-Warringah head west to Perth as Saturday's NRL action gets underway, with Cameron Munster returning for the Storm.
Later, the Dolphins could add another nail into Brisbane's coffin when they host the Broncos at Lang Park.
Then, the Rabbitohs look to consolidate a spot on the top eight when they take on the Eels.
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Super Saturday: Storm v Sea Eagles; Dolphins v Broncos; Rabbitohs v Eels
After a hugely successful double-header at Optus Stadium in Round 6 we head back to Perth for a clash between old foes Melbourne and Manly at HBF Park.
The home ground of the Perth Bears in 2027, HBF Park plays host this weekend to two proud clubs with a history of epic clashes, including back-to-back grand finals in 2007-08.
From Perth we head across to Brisbane for a Queensland derby between the finals-bound Dolphins and the under-siege Broncos, who have won just six games all season in a disastrous premiership defence.
We bring it home with the Rabbitohs looking to shore up their top-eight position with a win over a dangerous Eels outfit.
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Team Update: Round 23 v Manly
Craig Bellamy has updated his Melbourne Storm squad for Saturday's Indigenous Round game against Manly at HBF Park in Perth.
Joe Chan comes into the starting team at centre replacing the unavailable Jack Howarth (shoulder), with Cameron Munster confirmed to make his return at five-eighth.
Gabriel Satrick is named on the extended reserves, alongside Manaia Waitere.
Saturday’s game kicks-off at 1pm (AWST), 3pm (AEST) with tickets available here.
The game is supported by Tourism Western Australia, Venues West and Perth Bears.
Melbourne Storm respect and honour the Traditional Custodians of the land and pay our respects to their Elders past, present and future. We acknowledge the stories, traditions and living cultures of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples on the lands we meet, gather and play on.
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