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The Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs will host the Cronulla Sutherland Sharks at CommBank Stadium on Saturday 2 July, 3:00PM AEST in Round 16 of the 2022 NRL Premiership.
The club will take on the 4th-placed Sharks, looking to secure three wins in a row for the first time since Round 22, 2019 when the Bulldogs overcame the South Sydney Rabbitohs 14-6 at Accor Stadium.
Bulldogs five-eighth Matt Burton will line up for Canterbury-Bankstown this weekend after a successful debut for the NSW Blues. Burton produced a memorable performance for New South Wales, churning out 108 running metres, laying on a try assist and scoring a 4-pointer to help the Blues in a convincing 44-12 win over the Queensland Maroons in Perth on Sunday evening.
Local junior Kurt Morrin has been cleared to take the field for his second NRL appearance, the back-rower overcoming a mild shoulder subluxation to be named for this Saturday's Round 16 clash.
Head coach Mick Potter has named a similar starting 17 line-up for this weekend's encounter which took down the Wests Tigers 36-12 in our last contest before the Representative Round.
The club will take on the 4th-placed Sharks, looking to secure three wins in a row for the first time since Round 22, 2019 when the Bulldogs overcame the South Sydney Rabbitohs 14-6 at Accor Stadium.
Bulldogs five-eighth Matt Burton will line up for Canterbury-Bankstown this weekend after a successful debut for the NSW Blues. Burton produced a memorable performance for New South Wales, churning out 108 running metres, laying on a try assist and scoring a 4-pointer to help the Blues in a convincing 44-12 win over the Queensland Maroons in Perth on Sunday evening.
Local junior Kurt Morrin has been cleared to take the field for his second NRL appearance, the back-rower overcoming a mild shoulder subluxation to be named for this Saturday's Round 16 clash.
Head coach Mick Potter has named a similar starting 17 line-up for this weekend's encounter which took down the Wests Tigers 36-12 in our last contest before the Representative Round.
| No. | Player | Sponsor |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Jake Averillo | AIWC |
| 2 | Jacob Kiraz | Tender Loving Care Disability Services |
| 3 | Aaron Schoupp | TLH Recruitment |
| 4 | Corey Allan | Hy-Tec |
| 5 | Josh Addo Carr | MMX Projects |
| 6 | Matt Burton | Intello IT |
| 7 | Kyle Flanagan | Jay Productions & Events |
| 8 | Max King | Penny’s Crispy Pork Crackling |
| 9 | Jeremey Marshall King | Daily Press |
| 10 | Paul Vaughan | Cincotta Chemist Campsie Superstore |
| 11 | Josh Jackson | Khalil Lawyers |
| 12 | Ray Faitala Mariner | Puppi Lovers |
| 13 | Tevita Pangai Junior | Armour Cleaning |
| Interchange | Recovery Partners | |
| 14 | Zach Dockar Clay | Dental on Evaline |
| 15 | Corey Waddell | Accolade Wines |
| 16 | Joe Stimson | McDoanlds Punchbowl & Lakemba |
| 17 | Kurt Morrin | Guardian Venue Management |
| Reserves | Recovery Partners | |
| 19 | Declan Casey | |
| 20 | Bailey Biondi Odo | |
| 21 | Jayden Tanner | |
| 22 | Harrison Edwards | |
| 24 | Jackson Topine |
| Coaching Staff | Name | Sponsor |
|---|---|---|
| Head Coach | Mick Potter | ShoeGrab |
| Assistant Coach | David Furner | |
| Assistant Coach | Craig Sandercock | |
| Assistant Coach | Steve Turner |
