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Wests Tigers v Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles: NRL live scores, blog

29th July, 2013
Teams

Wests Tigers
1 James Tedesco
2 David Nofoaluma
3 Blake Ayshford
4 Chris Lawrence
5 Tim Simona
6 Benji Marshall
7 Curtis Sironen
8 Jack Buchanan
9 Robbie Farah (c)
10 Adam Blair
11 Liam Fulton
12 Bodene Thompson
13 Sauaso Sue

Interchange
14 Ava Seumanufagai
15 Shaun Spence
16 Ben Murdoch-Masila
17 Braith Anasta

Coach: Michael Potter

Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles
1 Brett Stewart
2 Jorge Taufua
3 Jamie Lyon (c)
4 Steve Matai
5 David Williams
6 Kieran Foran
7 Daly Cherry-Evans
8 Brenton Lawrence
9 Matt Ballin
10 Brent Kite
11 Anthony Watmough
12 Justin Horo
13 Glenn Stewart

Interchange
14 Richie Fa'aoso
15 Jamie Buhrer
16 James Hasson
17 George Rose
21 David Gower

Coach: Geoff Toovey


Kick-Off: 7.00pm, Monday 29 July 2013
Venue: Cambelltown Sports Stadium
Referee: Adam Devcich and Gavin Reynolds
Last Time: Sea Eagles 26 Wests Tigers 0, Rd 4 2013
History: Played 18; Sea Eagles 11, Tigers 7
Betting: Wests Tigers $5.00 Sea Eagles $1.18
TV: FoxSports 1 (Live 7.00pm AEST)
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NRL Rivalry round wraps up tonight when the high flying Manly Sea Eagles make the long trek too take on the wounded Wests Tigers. Join us from 7pm for lives scores and updates

The Tigers season is in tatters. Their main man, Benji Marshall, is leaving them for Rugby Union at the end of the year and they need to win all remaining seven games to be in the semis, starting with Manly tonight.

What an achievement it would be if Benji (playing his last game ever at Cambelltown Stadium) and Robbie Farah (in his 200th game for the Tigers) can upset Manly and begin a charge for the finals.

Manly are on a roll winning their last three matches (over Parramatta, cowboys and the Titans) and currently sit fourth, poised to join the Storm at equal third with a win tonight.

Despite a challenging season the Tigers have won two from three this year at Cambelltown. Their last two wins came first at this ground against the Raiders and they then beat the Storm at Leichhardt. Manly haven’t been at this ground in 15 years.

The absence of star prop Aaron Woods is a blow for the Tigers.

Despite the possibility of a dramatic Tigers return to form and finals charge, I’m expecting this to be a training exercise for Manly.

They are grand finalist regulars and have all guns firing at this stage of the season which is a scary thought.

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My Prediction: Manly by 30+ but prepared to yell and applaud if the Tigs can pull off a miracle.

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