League talk suggests Central is happy with its roster. A 96 percent completion night and a top-three place explain the confidence.
The rumour is that Brisbane could explore the trade window for reinforcements after a breakthrough win.
Every confirmed squad, the latest form, our projected markets, predictions and the player battles that could decide all four Round 5 games.
Read the Round 5 guide →Western Sydney brings territorial power. The Wedgetails bring a fresh reminder that they can finish a close contest.
Read the match preview →Both clubs enter Round 5 at two wins and two losses, looking to turn standout individual performances into a team response.
Read the match preview →Northern needs to arrest a two-game slide. The Pirates want their first win to become the start of something bigger.
Read the match preview →New Zealand has scored 104 points across three straight wins. The Stingrays need to disrupt the supply before the damage is done.
Read the match preview →New 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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