This Sunday afternoon the Pirtek Parramatta Eels Holden Cup side looks follow up last week's 30-18 victory over the Cronulla Sharks with a win over the Rabbitohs for the first back-to-back wins of the season for the blue and gold.
With a host of new faces debuting for the young Eels so far in 2013, and young guns like Kelepi Tanginoa moving into the starting NRL side, the Parramatta under 20s will be looking to find some consistency in the second half of the season.
With six wins under their belts, the young Eels remain in touch with the top eight, but will undergo a slight shake up to their starting 13 thanks to Zach Dockar-Clay's call up to the NSW Under 18s Origin side to play Queensland at Suncorp Stadium on Wednesday night.
Luke Vescio steps into the number nine jersey, while the Rabbitohs spine remains unchanged.
South Sydney Coach Grant Jones has warned the blue and gold defence to beware of centre Jaiden Hawkes, who made more than 200 metres in the Rabbitohs' round 14 win over the Gold Coast Titans.
1. Corey Makelim
2. James Tuitahi
3. John Folau
4. Connor Broadhurst
?5. Halauafu Lavaka
6. Mitchell Brasington
?7. Sam Gorman
8. William Bugden
9. Luke Vescio
?10. Pauli Pauli
11. Fred Junior Mauala
12. Sean Jackson
?13. Diamond Charlie
Interchange:
14. Chad McGill
15. Jordan Latham
16. Jordan Grant
17. Tepai Tepu-Smith
18. Erick Aukofolau
Coach: Andrew Webster
1. Tyrone Phillips
2. Jordan Heyer
3. Jaiden Hawkes
4. Aaron Gray
?5. Siosaia Tanginoa
6. Jake Watts
7. Christian Hazard
8. Daniel Smith
9. Cameron McInnes (c)
10. Brad Croad
11. Jack Gosiewski
12. Nick Hedley
13. Luke Pollard
Interchange:
14. Tulsa Saumamao
15. Jeremy Fuller
16. Karl Saena
17. Wes Mourad
Coach: Grant Jones
With a host of new faces debuting for the young Eels so far in 2013, and young guns like Kelepi Tanginoa moving into the starting NRL side, the Parramatta under 20s will be looking to find some consistency in the second half of the season.
With six wins under their belts, the young Eels remain in touch with the top eight, but will undergo a slight shake up to their starting 13 thanks to Zach Dockar-Clay's call up to the NSW Under 18s Origin side to play Queensland at Suncorp Stadium on Wednesday night.
Luke Vescio steps into the number nine jersey, while the Rabbitohs spine remains unchanged.
South Sydney Coach Grant Jones has warned the blue and gold defence to beware of centre Jaiden Hawkes, who made more than 200 metres in the Rabbitohs' round 14 win over the Gold Coast Titans.
Parramatta Eels
1. Corey Makelim
2. James Tuitahi
3. John Folau
4. Connor Broadhurst
?5. Halauafu Lavaka
6. Mitchell Brasington
?7. Sam Gorman
8. William Bugden
9. Luke Vescio
?10. Pauli Pauli
11. Fred Junior Mauala
12. Sean Jackson
?13. Diamond Charlie
Interchange:
14. Chad McGill
15. Jordan Latham
16. Jordan Grant
17. Tepai Tepu-Smith
18. Erick Aukofolau
Coach: Andrew Webster
South Sydney Rabbitohs
1. Tyrone Phillips
2. Jordan Heyer
3. Jaiden Hawkes
4. Aaron Gray
?5. Siosaia Tanginoa
6. Jake Watts
7. Christian Hazard
8. Daniel Smith
9. Cameron McInnes (c)
10. Brad Croad
11. Jack Gosiewski
12. Nick Hedley
13. Luke Pollard
Interchange:
14. Tulsa Saumamao
15. Jeremy Fuller
16. Karl Saena
17. Wes Mourad
Coach: Grant Jones
