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Broncos v Warriors: Duffy ready to grow; Metcalf's central role
The Warriors will continue their pursuit of the minor premiership when they travel to Brisbane to face the Broncos on Saturday night.
Wahs Fever took over Suncorp Stadium when the two sides clashed during Magic Round earlier this season and similar scenes are expected this weekend.
The Warriors have kicked on since that dominant win and sent shockwaves through the competition last week with a commanding victory over the Panthers.
The result pulled Andrew Webster's side within two points of Penrith and the Roosters on the ladder as they look to secure a top-two finish and a home final in the opening week of the post-season.
NRL Team Update: Hanson and Tafua two players to drop off
NRL rookies Luke Hanson and Makaia Tafua are the two players omitted from the One New Zealand Warriors’ 22-man squad 24 hours out from their round 24 encounter with the Brisbane Broncos at Suncorp Stadium on Saturday night (7.35pm kick-off local time; 9.35pm NZT).
Playmaker Hanson and hooker Tafua have been released to line up for the club’s New South Wales Cup side against the Sea Eagles in Sydney.
Remaining in the reduced 20-man squad is second rower Morgan Gannon, who made his second NRL appearance in last Friday night's 28-12 victory over Penrith.
Back from an injury is front rower Demitric Vaimauga, who joins fellow local young guns Tanner Stowers-Smith and Eddie Ieremia-Toeava plus hooker Sam Healey, fullback Taine Tuaupiki and centre Adam Pompey on the six-man bench. .
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NZ Warriors prop Tanner Stowers-Smith ready to battle Brisbane Broncos 'big dogs'
Tanner Stowers-Smith admits he's fizzing to lock horns with the much-vaunted Brisbane Broncos forward pack on Saturday.
The reigning NRL champions may be languishing near the bottom of the competition table, but names like Payne Haas, Patrick Carrigan, Xavier Willison and Jordan Riki shouldn't be trifled with.
"It's a really big challenge and that's been my biggest work-on through the year – wanting to go against these big guys and not taking a backwards step," Stowers-Smith said.
"They've got a really class forward pack, so it excites me and that's the challenge I want to take on myself every week – to step up to those top dogs."
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