Finals bracket, format and Ruck Report forecast
New Zealand waits in the Grand Final while Central and Sydney open the three-week road to the premiership.
Explore the finals hub →New Zealand waits in the Grand Final while Central and Sydney open the three-week road to the premiership.
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ELIMINATION SEMI-FINALForm, key players, matchups and our prediction as third hosts fourth in the elimination Semi-Final.
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ROUND 7
COMPLETE REVIEWNew Zealand and Northern opened a two-point gap, Brisbane crushed Melbourne, and South Coast stunned Central.
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MAGIC ROUND · STATISTICAL XIIIThe form player at every jersey number, selected from every match across Rounds 1–6.
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ROUND 6TEAMS · CHANGES · TIPSConfirmed squads, every positional change, Round 5 form, projected markets and the key battles across all four games.
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League rumours suggest Melbourne is exploring the market for another half after slipping to two wins from five games.

League talk suggests Central is happy with its roster. A 30 to 18 Round 5 win and a top-three place strengthen the case for continuity.

The rumour is that Brisbane could explore the trade window after a 34 to 16 Round 5 loss left the Pirates eighth.
New Zealand seized a two-point ladder lead, Sydney won the round's shootout, Northern powered past Brisbane and Central completed a statement win in Melbourne.
Read the complete Round 5 review →Northern is fighting to stop a two-game slide. Brisbane is chasing consecutive wins after finally turning control into points.
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Read the Round 5 guide →New Zealand dominated possession, completions and metres in Christchurch as Jye McCartney scored twice and steered the ladder leaders to a 28-point win.
Read the match reviewSydney completed 28 of 30 sets, made only two errors and scored six tries to overturn Western Sydney in the highest-scoring game of Round 5.
Read the match reviewNorthern combined 54 percent possession, 30 line breaks and six tries to pull away from Brisbane, with Ryan Wilson named player of the match.
Read the match reviewCentral struck three times inside nine minutes, survived Melbourne's second-half charge and closed the game through Jack Black after Luke Malkus delivered a player-of-the-match performance.
Read the match reviewNew Zealand owned 60 percent possession, ran for 1,385 metres and broke the Marlins line 30 times.
Read the match reviewMelbourne produced the individual star, but Sydney produced the result in a six-point thriller at Leichhardt.
Read the match reviewChaz Dingo crossed twice and Rayban Mops connected the middle with the edges as Western Sydney controlled territory and the scoreboard.
Read the match reviewThe Pirates completed 24 of 26 sets and rolled past 1,300 metres to turn possession into four tries.
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