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Live: Heavyweight clash between Dolphins and Warriors begins NRL Saturday
The Dolphins and Warriors meet in a blockbuster NRL clash between two genuine premiership contenders at Lang Park.
Queensland can breathe a sigh of relief after three Maroons were cleared for State of Origin selection after avoiding bans by the Match Review Committee.
Later, the North Queensland Cowboys try to keep in touch with the top eight as they host the ladder-leading Penrith Panthers.
Tonight, the Manly Sea Eagles and Melbourne Storm resume their rivalry at Brookvale Oval.
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LIVE NRL: Dolphins and Warriors face off in top-four blockbuster
The Warriors and Dolphins will face off in a top-four blockbuster to open a massive Saturday afternoon of rugby league live and exclusive on Fox League.
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While the Panthers have undoubtedly been the team to beat in 2026, both the Warriors and Dolphins pushed Penrith to the final minute earlier this year and will be competing on Saturday to prove they are the best bet to be there with the competition favourites on grand final day.
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NRL Team Update: Two players omitted from squad
Centre Jye Linnane and middle forward Jason Salalilo have been omitted from the One New Zealand Warriors’ 20-man game day squad for tomorrow’s second versus third round 17 NRL encounter with the Dolphins at Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane (3.00pm kick-off local time; 5.00pm NZT).
They’re now set to line up for the club’s New South Wales Cup side in its match against the Canberra Raiders at GIO Stadium on Sunday.
Rookie hooker Makaia Tafua, who played his second first-grade match in his hometown of Christchurch last week, is retained as 20th man while the originally named six-man bench remains unchanged comprising hookers Sam Healey, props Eddie Ieremia-Toeava and Demitric Vaimauga, second rowers Marata Niukore and Kayliss Fatialofa and halfback Luke Metcalf.
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