The Pirtek Parramatta Eels Holden Cup side is playing to keep their finals hopes alive this Friday night, when they take on the Wests Tigers at Parramatta Stadium.
After five straight losses, the Blue and Gold side is losing touch with the top eight, but remains a mathematical chance of reaching the finals if a few wins go their way.
The last time the two teams met was in Round 3 at Leichardt Oval, with the home side demolishing the Eels, with the full time score sitting at 40-6.
Tigers Coach Todd Payten has named his squad, which is expected to make for a tough game, as the Tigers are currently 6th on the Holden Cup ladder.
With the Eels in 14th position, they will be even more determined to win on their home soil following on from last weeks disappointing loss against the Manly Sea Eagles.
Webster has named an unchanged side; fortunately no player has been ruled for injury or suspension.
All eyes will be on fullback Mitchell Brasington, whos almost perfect conversion success rate may be the teams key to winning the match.
Unfortunately for Eels fans eager to watch 2014 recruit Brendan Santi in action for the West Tigers, he has suffered a minor knee injury and won't return until next week.
We wish the boys the best of luck!
Kick-off is at 5:20pm, click here to buy tickets to the game!
Pirtek Parramatta Eels:
1. Mitchell Brasington
2. Ethan Tangira
3. John Folau
4. Connor Broadhurst
5. Takai Moeakiola
6. Sam Gorman
7. Zach Dockar-Clay
8. William Bugden
9. Kaysa Pritchard
10. Pauli Pauli
11. Fred Junior Mauala
12. Joseph Ualesi
13. Sean Jackson
Interchange:
14. Luke Vescio
15. Tui Kamikamica
16. Diamond Charlie
17. Tepai Tepu-Smith
18. Corey Makelim
Wests Tigers
1. Kurtis Rowe
2. Delouise Hoeter
3. Nathan Milone
4. Manaia Rudolph
5. Leva Li
6. Mitchell Moses
7. Luke Brooks
8. Andy Fiagatusa
9. Manaia Cherrington
10. Nathan Brown
11. Kyle Lovett
12. Jake Dooner
13. Fosio Tatola
Interchange:
14. Dallas Graham
15. Andrew Kazzi
17. Matt Mulcahy
19. Shane Lalogafau
20. James Luff
After five straight losses, the Blue and Gold side is losing touch with the top eight, but remains a mathematical chance of reaching the finals if a few wins go their way.
The last time the two teams met was in Round 3 at Leichardt Oval, with the home side demolishing the Eels, with the full time score sitting at 40-6.
Tigers Coach Todd Payten has named his squad, which is expected to make for a tough game, as the Tigers are currently 6th on the Holden Cup ladder.
With the Eels in 14th position, they will be even more determined to win on their home soil following on from last weeks disappointing loss against the Manly Sea Eagles.
Webster has named an unchanged side; fortunately no player has been ruled for injury or suspension.
All eyes will be on fullback Mitchell Brasington, whos almost perfect conversion success rate may be the teams key to winning the match.
Unfortunately for Eels fans eager to watch 2014 recruit Brendan Santi in action for the West Tigers, he has suffered a minor knee injury and won't return until next week.
We wish the boys the best of luck!
Kick-off is at 5:20pm, click here to buy tickets to the game!
Pirtek Parramatta Eels:
1. Mitchell Brasington
2. Ethan Tangira
3. John Folau
4. Connor Broadhurst
5. Takai Moeakiola
6. Sam Gorman
7. Zach Dockar-Clay
8. William Bugden
9. Kaysa Pritchard
10. Pauli Pauli
11. Fred Junior Mauala
12. Joseph Ualesi
13. Sean Jackson
Interchange:
14. Luke Vescio
15. Tui Kamikamica
16. Diamond Charlie
17. Tepai Tepu-Smith
18. Corey Makelim
Wests Tigers
1. Kurtis Rowe
2. Delouise Hoeter
3. Nathan Milone
4. Manaia Rudolph
5. Leva Li
6. Mitchell Moses
7. Luke Brooks
8. Andy Fiagatusa
9. Manaia Cherrington
10. Nathan Brown
11. Kyle Lovett
12. Jake Dooner
13. Fosio Tatola
Interchange:
14. Dallas Graham
15. Andrew Kazzi
17. Matt Mulcahy
19. Shane Lalogafau
20. James Luff
