6. Lloyd Perrett. 17. Jayden Sullivan (hamstring) is out of action with a grade two tear. Harvey Neville, 22. Kelepi Faukafa, 20. Ryan OâKeefe, 21. Curtis Wilson, 27. 15. Sebastian Winters-Chang, 24. Jake Averillo Sam Walker, Losses:  Mitchell Aubusson, Kyle Flanagan, Poasa Faamausili, Ryan Hall, Christian Tuipulotu, Sonny-Bill Williams, Analysis:  Still one of the strongest sides in the comp on paper - but there are question marks over the halves. Sam Walker is a star of the future, but it will be Lachlan Lam who gets first crack alongside Luke Keary, following Kyle Flanagan's departure. Boyd Cordner has had plenty of issues with concussion, and he looks set to sit out the first 12 weeks. 10. Jack Campagnolo, 18. Jason Taumalolo The 2021 junior representative competitions will kick off this weekend with all teams in action on Saturday. Matiu Love-Henry, 11. 11. Adam Elliott Liam Wilkinson, 25. Renouf Atoni Israel Ogden, 26. 13. 20. Junior Pauga, 4. 9. Siliva Havili Benji Marshall Selwyn Cobbo, 2. Alex Johnston 7. 16. Jack Williams Please download
Analysis: This is a really strong outfit on paper. 11. Jacob Host 9. Isaah Yeo 3. 17. 12. Corey Waddell Adam Reynolds Tommy Talau Depth in the forwards is an issue, but if they can stay fit it's a good side on paper.Â, 1. Josh Morris Tom Farr, Titans: 1. Much has changed since the Melbourne Storm held off the fast-finishing Penrith Panthers in the grand final, as Cameron Smith finished his career in purple a winner. J'maine Hopgood Garrett Smith, 11. 8. Jarrod Wallace Jesse Cronin, 30. 17. Jai Arrow, Gains:  Jai Arrow, Jacob Host, Taane Milne, Tautau Moga, Josh Mansour, Benji MarshallÂ, Losses:  Ethan Lowe, James Roberts, Bayley Sironen, Jack Johns, Joseph Suaalii, Corey AllanÂ, Analysis:  The big decision for Wayne Bennett is the Jai Arrow/Cameron Murray dilemma. Sitiveni Moceidreke, 21. Semisi Kioa, 31. Troy Dargan, 7. Jarome Luai Delouise Hoeter, 5. 4. 11. Dunamis Lui Dylan Lucas, 5. Will Smith, 7. Starford To'a Interchange: 14. 19. Dyan Brown Lachlan Ilias, 17. 21. Interchange: 1. 6. Mitch Rein Their weakness is at hooker, with new coach Nathan Brown putting all his faith in Wayde Egan (elbow), who is racing the clock to be fit for round 1. Dane Gagai Zach Dockar-Clay, 19. Tyson Gamble, 7. Rising stars Charlie Staines and Matt Burton are named along with former Tigers and Storm centre Paul Momirovski. For more information, visit
Will Kennedy 13. 20. Stefano Utoikamanu, 11. They lack quality depth in quite a few positions, and Todd Payten will have his work cut out for him in 2021.Â, 1. For complete coverage of all the games appearing on nrl.com go to www.nrl.com/tv/watch-live/. Matt Ikuvalu Corey Allan Etuale Lui, 32. Daly Cherry-Evans Edenn Rogers-Smith, 20. Anthony Milford (hand) is in doubt to start the season, with Tom Dearden the logical replacement in the halves if he is out. Allan Fitzgibbon, 6. Corey Oates was the major exclusion for the Broncos,Â, 1. Sia Soliola Richie Kennar, 3. or
14. Jazz Tevaga 20. Herman Ese'ese Luke Thompson (suspension) will miss the first four rounds, but besides that their forward pack looks quite solid, especially with the return of Adam Elliot. Briton Nikora Jake Turpin Oregon Kaufusi, 11. 9.
Reimis Smith will shift into the centres with Brenko Lee (hamstring) set to miss the first round, with George Jennings set to take the vacant wing spot left by Suliasi Vunivalu.Â, 1. Lindsay Collins gets a start at prop with veteran Jared Waerea-Hargreaves sliding to the bench. Victor Radley (knee) and Sam Verrills (knee) won't be back until at least round 2, with Adam Keighran likely to play off the bench as a back-up hooker.Â, 1. Dylan Walker 11. 6. Harrison Graham, 19. Weâre officially four weeks away from the 2021 NRL season kicking off and so itâs time to start talking about the footy. 4. Stephen Crichton 14. Zero Tackle-March 10, 2021 0. 4. Izack Tago, 12. Andrew McCullough Lachlan Lee, 15. Reece Hoffman, 4. 1. Jacob Gagai, 6. Knights: 1. Jake Trbojevic 5. Curtis Scott Wayde Egan 11. Braydon Trindall, Losses:  Scott Sorensen, Cameron King, Jayson Bukuya. 11. Sam Stone, 13.
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Mathew Lyons, 6. Extended Squad: 18. 12. 9. Tommy Talau, 5. 7. 21. 8. Connor Watson 5. Robert Jennings Wests Tigers fans will get their first look at recent recruit Daine Laurie against the Roosters after his arrival from Penrith two weeks ago after his naming by coach Michael Maguire. Sam Scarlett, 8. Kobe Davis, 8. 19. Matt Komolafe, 16. 8. 10. 10. ... Jaydn Su'a (arm) is in doubt for round 1, but is expected to be named. Josh Curran, Gains: Addin Fonua-Blake, Bayley Sironen, Euan Aitken, Ben Murdoch-Masila, Kane Evans, Sean O'Sullivan, Marcelo Montoya, Iliesa Ratuva, Losses:  Adam Blair, Isaiah Papali'i, Agnatius Paasi, Patrick Herbert, Adam Keighran, Taane Milne, Gerard Beale, Lachlan Burr, Nathaniel Roache, Leivaha Pulu, King Vuniyayawa. NRL.com will be live-streaming all pre-season matches free of charge with the exception of the Charity Shield and All Stars matches. Valentine Holmes 7. 17. 13. Nelson Asofa-Solomona, 14. Lucky Taavale, 16. Jack Blyth-March 10, 2021 0. Tyrone Peachey Zane Bijorac, 3. Billy Brittain, 20. Jakob Arthur, 8. 8. Jason Saab Updated team lists for each round of the NRL. 16. Braden Hamlin-Uele 14. Oregon Kaufusi 12. James Tamou 7. 13. 8. 15. Matt Burton, 5. 5. Blake Ferguson George Williams 10. Daniel Saifiti NRL Round 1 teams: Liddleâs surprise Tigers role The first NRL team lists of the season are in! 11. Jack Gosiewski 8. Aaron Woods Brayden Wiliame, 18. Jackson Ford 16. Raymond Faitala-Mariner 1. 7. Will Penisini, 4. Sam McIntyre, Gains:  David Fifita, Tino Fa'asuamaleaui, Patrick Herbert, Sam McIntyre, Losses:  Jai Arrow, Ryan James, Young Tonumaipea, Bryce Cartwright, Keegan Hipgrave, Dale Copley, Shannon Boyd, Nathan Peats. Tanah Boyd, 8. The star playmaker will be out for at least the first two months after suffering an Achilles injury at the end of 2020. Matt Moylan is in the box seat to start the season in the halves, with Will Kennedy remaining at fullback. 13. 8. Max Feagai, 6. 10. 15. Tom Flegler Sione Katoa Jack Cameron, 20. Josh Coric, 19. 14. Connor Watson is tipped to start the season at lock, with Mitchell Barnett shifting to the edge. Nathan Cleary Marata Niukore (suspension) will be missing for the game of the year, but will be back in for the second round. 20. Davvy Moale, 18. NRL 2021: Adam Reynolds standoff could âderailâ Rabbitohsâ season, says Mark Geyer 2021 NRL draw: Full 25-round draw for 2021 season of NRL Harry Grant wins out in Storm hooker battle? Sam Lisone 16. Keaon Koloamatangi Enari Tuala On top of that, Payne Haas (suspension) will miss the opening three games and they will also be without strike centre Kotoni Staggs (ACL) for half the season. Jai Whitbread, 9. 15. Josh McGuire Luke Bateman, 13. 2. NRL 2021: Team Lists. 9. 4. 5. 5. 2. Maika Sivo 5. 16. Josh James, 18. Leeson Ah Mau Blake Green (ACL) is also missing, which means Kurt Mann will hold onto the No.6 jumper. Mitchell Pearce (thumb) will be racing the clock, with the halfback suffering an injury during pre-season that required surgery. Tyson Frizell is a great addition on the edge - a position they look rather short in. Michael Chee Kam, 12. Nathan Brown Emmanuel Tuimavave-Gerrard, 25. Billy Burns, 13. Charlie Staines David Mead Alex Seyfarth, 9. 15. Trent Merrin 17. Ben Hampton, Losses: Tuki Simpkins, Gavin Cooper, Tom Opacic, John Asiata, Analysis:  Plenty of questions about the makeup of their side. Jacob Host, 12. 10. Ryan Matterson Ky Rodwell, 18. Charlie Staines has already been told he will start the year on the wing, with veteran Josh Mansour shown the door by the club. Billy Stapleton. Dale Finucane (calf) is out for six weeks, with Nelson Asofa-Solomona likely to start in his place. 8. 11. 14. Logan Bayliss-Brow, 16. It contains clubs from the original Sydney club Rugby League competition, which had been running continuously since 1908. Jamal Fogarty Jack Hetherington 4. 6. 14. 16. Keegan Hipgrave Keaon Koloamatangi played mostly in the middle in 2020, but came through the grades as an edge forward, however, Bennett has opted for Jacob Host. 10. Daniel Sykes, 34. Eli El Zahkem, NN. Jacob Kiraz, 3. 2. Kurt Mann Luke Brooks AJ Brimson 14. Brendan Frei, 19. 5. Brendan Hands, 8. Analysis:  Some changes across the board to the side that made the grand final. They look solid in the forwards following the additions of James Tamou and Joe Ofahengaue, but it is hard to see them competing with the top sides due to their spine. Viliame Kikau 17. Taniela Paseka, 18. Josh Schuster Kodi Nikorima Sione Katoa 13. Zane Tetevano and James Tamou are big losses in the middle, and they will fill them internally. Paul Momirovski will also get his club debut at centre, with Brent Naden suspended for the opening month after testing positive to cocaine after last yearâs grand final. Other contenders for the top side include young back-rower Billy Burns, prop Spencer Leniu and hooker Mitch Kenny. 6. 14. Sausao Sue 4. Patrick Herbert Max Elliott, 10. 3. Sione Tuitupou-Kutu, 28. Jordan Rapana 7. 1. Roger Tuivasa-Sheck 13. 13. Martin Taupau 5. Jaiyden Hunt. 4. Ronaldo Mulitalo Mitchell Pearce Casualty Ward; Round 1 match officials; Round 1 teams lists ⦠Wests Tigers will have seven junior representative teams in total throughout the Harold Matthews, SG Ball, Tarsha Gale, Andrew Johns Cup and Laurie Daley Cup competitions. Will Smith, Gains: Bryce Cartwright, Isaiah Papali'i, Tom Opacic, Keegan Hipgrave, Michael Oldfield, Nathaniel Roache, Joey Lussick, Losses:  Kane Evans, David Gower, Andrew Davey, George Jennings, Stefano Utoikamanu, Jai Field, Brad Takairangi, Daniel Alvaro, Jaeman Salmon, Peni Terepo, Rhys Davies. Jordan Pereira Josh Hodgson Eliesa Katoa (eye socket) is in doubt, but has been named to start alongside Sironen in the second-row. The additions of Addin Fonua-Blake and Ben Murdoch-Masila in the front-row is going to help plenty, as will the pickup of Bayley Sironen as an edge forward. Euan Aitken will provide a point of difference in the centres, while they will welcome back David Fusitu'a and Ken Maumalo on the wing. 6. Anthony Milford Jonus Pearson, 6. Cameron Murray, 14. 10. Jayden Campbell, 2. Panthers: 1. Analysis:  Justin Holbrook has done a brilliant job on the recruitment front , picking up star forwards David Fifita and Tino Fa'asuamaleaui. Campbell Graham Eels: 1. 14. John Tolofea. 9. Junior Paulo Former Dragon Jacob Host gets his first chance to shine in Souths colours while forwards Patrick Mago and Hame Sele and centres Steven Marsters and Tautau Moga all played NRL last season. 3. Josh Dugan Junior Amone, 7. 21. Morgan Harper, Gains:  Kieran Foran, Jason Saab, Andrew Davey, Josh Aloiai, Christian Tuipolotu, Losses:  Joel Thompson, Addin Fonua-Blake, Corey Waddell, Jade Anderson, Luke Metcalf, Albert Hopoate, Brendan Elliot, Danny Levi, Tony Williams, Analysis: There is a glaring hole in their side, and it's at hooker. Manase Fainu remains stood down and Danny Levi was left unsigned, so they are going to need to throw a half into the No.9 jersey. 11. 4. 10. 2. 2. Emerging star Shawn Blore (wrist) will miss the first six weeks after undergoing surgery. 1. 12. Jaydn Su'a Analysis:  With so many experienced players gone from the Dragons, you would have expected some more big-name signings. Cameron McInnes (knee) has been ruled out for the year after rupturing his ACL, with Andrew McCullough signing with the Dragons to play hooker.  Jack Bird is a great addition if he can stay fit, and has revealed he wants to play centre despite earlier reports he would play in the back row. Damien Cook James Roberts Harley Smith-Shields, Gains: Harry Rushton, Ryan James, Caleb Aekins, Albert Hopoate, Losses: John Bateman, Nick Cotric, Michael Oldfield, Analysis: One of the better sides on paper in the competition. Official team lists, updates and injury news for round one of the 2021 Telstra Premiership season. Fletcher Baker Braden McGrady, 15. 13. Â, Rabbitohs: 1. New recruit Daine Laurie is a big chance of grabbing the fullback spot, which will move Moses Mbye to the halves. Isaac Liu Tariq Sims 21. 7. 3. Herbie Farnworth Jaimin Joliffe Jake Averillo (elbow) looks set to be fit for round 1, and will line up in the halves. Matt Eisenhuth Reagan Campbell-Gillard 7. Brian To'o Tyrell Sloan, 4. 7. Jordan McLean Albert Kelly, 8. Zac Lomax Josh King 9. By the time the 2021 season kicks off, itâll have been 137 days since we got our fix of NRL.Â. Keenan Palasia, 12. 10. Benji Marshall has nabbed a spot onto the bench in a utility role. With only players who appeared in fewer than 12 NRL games last year eligible for the first round of trials, highly rated former Eels junior Stefano Utoikamanu and hookers Jacob Liddle and Jake Simpkin have also been named by the joint-venture. Tyrone May Former Sharks and Titans playmaker Albert Kelly will play halfback.Â, Wynnum Manly: 1. Hymel Hunt The confirmed team lists for this week's NRL trial matches. Tex Hoy Tohu Harris 6. It will likely be filled by new recruit Tom Opacic, however, Haze Dunster could also come into the mix, named in the 21. Tom Ale Daniel Alvaro, 11. Jack Bird, 4. Beau Fermor, 12. Jackson Ford, 12. Isaiah Taas, 17. Paul Vaughan 1. 16. Dom Young, 6. Adam Pompey Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad Kaide Ellis, 9. Bradman Best 5. 7. 10. Moeaki Fotuaika Mitch Kenny, 10. 12. Kurt Capewell New signing Patrick Herbert will start the year at centre, while Tyrone Peachey is likely to play a role off the bench. Reece Robson 12. Hame Sele, 11. 11. Jacob Liddle, 15. Pasami Saulo, 9. Austin Dias, 29. Shane Wright 3. Asu Kepaoa 20. Emre Guler 15. Tui Kamikamica 16. 4. Tyler Coburn, 31. 1. 9. Josh Aloiai 7. Mat Croker, 17. 4. Toby Rudolf 17. Russell PackerÂ, 18. John Faiumu, 19. Will Hopoate The confirmed team lists for this week's NRL trial matches. 6. Regan Hughes, 30. 11. Tom Opacic NRL 2021: Round One teams and KFC SuperCoach NRL trade talk. Tyler Field, 17. Moses Suli Waqa Blake 22.
Nic Mougios, 16. 21. Dale Copley, 6. Matt Lodge, 11. Ethan Bullemor. 5. Dallin Watene-Zelezniak Josh Hodgson, Bailey Simonsson and Curtis Scott will be back from injury in a huge boost. Michael Morgan Adam Doueihi (suspension) will miss the first game of the year, but is expected to line up in the halves once he returns. Jahrome Hughes Erin Clark, 10. Daniel Tupou Caleb Tohi, 18. 4. They are still a bit light on quality depth, so staying injury-free will be the most important thing for them. 8. Tom Burgess Poasa Faamuisili Mitch Kenny, Gains: Scott Sorensen, Robert Jennings, Matt Eisenhuth, Jaeman Salmon, Paul Momirovski, Losses: Zane Tetevano, James Tamou, Jack Hetherington, Caleb Aekins, Dean Blore, Malakai Watene-Zelezniak, Pat Hollis, Brayden McGrady. Tevita Tatola Jake Clifford and Michael Morgan will play in the halves, while excitement machine Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow looks set to play centre. Josh McGuire (hamstring) and Jordan McLean (hamstring) both look set to play in round 1, with McGuire selected on the bench. The National Rugby League (NRL) is Australia's top-level domestic men's rugby league club competition. 10. Christian Welch 3. Brodie Croft Scott Drinkwater 16. Stefano Utoikamanu 12. Sitili Tupouniua Eliesa Katoa Api Koroisau Valentine Holmes looks set to start the year on the wing, with Scott Drinkwater playing fullback in the trials. 15. 9. 7. Cade Cust (thumb) looks set to miss the start of the year while Lachan Croker (hamstring) is in doubt, which leaves them even shorter for the hooker position.