Rabbitohs vs Warriors

Check out all the live scores and stats below. South Sydney Rabbitohs vs New Zealand Warriors. Team stats. Play-by-play ...

Victory over the Warriors saw the Rabbitohs leap-frog the Roosters and Broncos to move to sixth on the ladder, their dominant win also their biggest of 2022. Skipper Cameron Murray was one of nine Rabbitohs' players to run for over 100 metres and had three try assists in the first 16 minutes before putting Lachlan Ilias over in the third minute. Perhaps the pick of his contributions was the sliced cut-out pass that found Izaac Thompson on debut to score his first NRL try and the Rabbitohs' seventh of the afternoon.

The Warriors are replace Eliesa Katoa on the bench with Jackson Frei, with Pompey as 18th player. South Sydney Rabbitohs. 1. Latrell Mitchell 2. Alex Johnston 4 ...

1. Reece Walsh 2. 1. Latrell Mitchell 2. The Warriors are replace Eliesa Katoa on the bench with Jackson Frei, with Pompey as 18th player. Izaac Thompson 6. Souths have opted to blood Izaac Thompson in the centres as a debutant, with Milne dropping to 18th player and Paulo shifting to centre. Hour of power sees the Rabbitohs steam past Warriors

Join us at 5pm, as the Auckland side try to salvage some pride from another season out of the playoffs.

The Rabbitohs were left to rue missed opportunities in a golden point loss to Cronulla but they need to regroup quickly against the unpredictable Warriors ...

Five-eighth Chanel Harris-Tavita is out with a knee injury so Wayde Egan moves from hooker to the No.6 jersey and Freddy Lussick has been promoted to start in the No.9. Lachlan Ilias v Shaun Johnson: The young Rabbitohs playmaker has bounced back strongly from a tough outing against the Dragons in Round 15, coming up with some big plays as Souths have won four of five since that night. Rabbitohs: After being named to return from a finger injury earlier in the week, Taane Milne has dropped out 24 hours before kick off, with Jaxson Paulo the new centre.

Warriors 10. Rabbitohs 48 ; Warriors 10 (Ed Kosi, Shaun Johnson tries; Shaun Johnson con) ; Rabbitohs 48 (Lachlan Ilias, Damien Cook, Tevita Tatola, Keaon ...

First Jai Arrow was allowed to offload despite the presence of three tacklers, before Latrell Mitchell beat a series of ineffectual arm grabs in a 35 metre run to the line. But Watene-Zelezniak showed great determination to bundle Alex Johnston out near the corner flag, before Shaun Johnson ran a double round off Jack Murchie to score. The first quarter was a procession, as the Warriors constantly invited pressure. And unlike the last three weeks, there was a lack of starch in defence. Though Te Maire Martin is a quality recent signing, issues remain in the forwards. They couldn't shut down the second phase play and too often tacklers were isolated one on one close to the line.