NRL Team Lists Round 27: Every Squad, Ins and Outs for Every Game

Bulldogs vs Broncos

Thursday 7.50pm at Accor Stadium

Bulldogs: No changes to Cameron Ciraldo's starting side, although Kurt Mann could be a late inclusion after being named among the reserves following his groin injury. Jed Reardon and Jack Underhill are the new faces on the interchange.

Broncos: Brisbane have retained the same starting side for their final regular-season match. Blake Mozer is out with concussion and is replaced on the interchange by Ben Talty. Preston Riki has been named among the reserves after five games out with a syndesmosis injury.

Titans vs Dolphins

Friday 6.00pm at Cbus Super Stadium

Titans: Beau Fermor returns from a rib injury, but hooker Oliver Pascoe will miss the match with concussion. Luke Sommerton takes over at hooker and Sam Verrills joins the bench for his first NRL appearance since Round 23. Chris Randall and Moeaki Fotuaika move into the starting side, while Klese Haas and Cooper Bai shift to the interchange. Sunny Kama has been named to make his NRL debut from the bench.

Dolphins: Selwyn Cobbo is out with an ankle injury, with Tevita Naufahu taking his place on the wing. Connelly Lemuelu is among the reserves as he pushes to return from a hamstring injury.

Rabbitohs vs Roosters

Friday 8.00pm at Allianz Stadium

Rabbitohs: Latrell Mitchell moves into the starting side at centre with Tallis Duncan being rested. Jai Arrow has been named at five-eighth for his 100th game, with Cody Walker listed on the interchange and set to come on after kick-off. Jye Gray starts at fullback with Matthew Dufty moving to the bench, while Adam Elliott starts in the back row and Euan Aitken shifts to the interchange.

Roosters: Trent Robinson has rested a host of players ahead of the qualifying final, with James Tedesco, Billy Smith, Robert Toia, Mark Nawaqanitawase, Daly Cherry-Evans, Naufahu Whyte, Reece Robson and Siua Wong all left out. Sam Walker is sidelined with an ankle injury.

Daniel Tupou returns after five games out with a shoulder injury. Cody Ramsey starts at fullback, while Fetalaiga Pauga, Tommy Talau, Rex Bassingthwaighte, Reece Foley, Toby Rodwell, Benaiah Ioelu and Egan Butcher are among the players promoted into the starting side. Aston Warwick, Jake Elliott and Hayden Barton are potential debutants from the interchange.

Warriors vs Sea Eagles

Saturday 3.00pm AEST, 5.00pm local time at Go Media Stadium

Warriors: Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad returns from suspension at fullback, while Te Maire Martin and Chanel Harris-Tavita return from hamstring injuries in the halves. Wayde Egan and Kurt Capewell are being rested, meaning Sam Healey starts at hooker and Eddie Ieremia-Toeava moves into the starting back row.

Makaia Tafua and Kayliss Fatialofa are new additions to the interchange, while Taine Tuaupiki moves to the bench. Adam Pompey replaces Luke Laulilii, who is out with concussion, on the wing.

Sea Eagles: Kieran Foran has retained the same 19-man squad that defeated the Dragons, with Onitoni Large keeping his place on the interchange after making his NRL debut last week.

Cowboys vs Raiders

Saturday 5.30pm at Queensland Country Bank Stadium

Cowboys: Robert Derby comes onto the wing for Zac Laybutt, who is out with concussion. John Bateman and Coen Hess move into the starting pack, with Jeremiah Nanai sidelined after suffering a knee injury against Wests Tigers and Griffin Neame out with a toe injury. Sam McIntyre and Kaiden Lahrs have been added to the interchange.

Raiders: Coby Black has been named to make his NRL debut at halfback, with Ethan Sanders being rested. Noah Martin returns from a quad injury to replace Zac Hosking, who is out with a hamstring injury.

Corey Horsburgh will miss the trip after undergoing shoulder surgery, while Morgan Smithies returns from concussion. Malachi Smith has been named to make his NRL debut from the interchange alongside Vena Patuki-Case.

Sharks vs Storm

Saturday 7.35pm at Ocean Protect Stadium

Sharks: Michael Gabrael has been named to make his NRL debut in the centres alongside Riley Jones, with Mawene Hiroti nursing a rib injury and KL Iro being rested.

Niwhai Puru shifts to halfback and Riley Pollard will debut at five-eighth, with Nicho Hynes being rested ahead of the finals. Blayke Brailey and Teig Wilton are also being rested, with Hohepa Puru named at hooker and Billy Burns in the back row.

Braden Uele, Jayden Berrell and Tuku Hau Tapuha have been added to the interchange. Thomas Hazelton is serving a one-game suspension for a hip-drop tackle.

Storm: Craig Bellamy has named an unchanged starting side for Melbourne's final regular-season game. Tyran Wishart is set to make his 100th Storm appearance in his final game for the club, lining up alongside fellow departing centre Nick Meaney. Hugo Peel replaces Marion Seve on the interchange.

Dragons vs Eels

Sunday 2.00pm at WIN Stadium

Dragons: The Dragons have made just one change to their starting side, with Blake Lawrie coming into the front row. Loko Jnr Pasifiki Tonga moves to lock and Ryan Couchman shifts to the interchange.

Eels: Jordan Samrani returns from an adductor injury in the centres, pushing Sean Russell to the interchange in the only change to Parramatta's starting side.

Jack De Belin returns on the interchange after three games in NSW Cup, while edge forward Tyrese Lokeni has been named in line for his NRL debut after 35 Cup appearances across the past two seasons.

Panthers vs Wests Tigers

Sunday 4.05pm at CommBank Stadium

Panthers: Isaah Yeo has been named among the reserves as he closes in on a return from the pectoral injury he suffered against the Warriors in Round 23.

Mitch Kenny returns from a leg injury at hooker, moving Freddy Lussick to the interchange. Luke Garner starts in the centres in place of Izack Tago, who is out with a knee injury, while Luron Patea has been added to the interchange.

In a special tribute to the late John Farragher OAM, he has been named in jersey No.23 as Penrith wear a Special Event Jersey celebrating his lifelong impact on the Panthers community.

Wests Tigers: Latu Fainu returns on the interchange for his first game since Round 20 after recovering from a hamstring injury, while Vaka Aho has been named to make his NRL debut from the bench.

Sione Fainu comes into the side for Tony Sukkar, who is out due to delayed concussion symptoms. Sunia Turuva is again listed on the interchange after missing the past two matches with a knee injury.