NRL team lists: Every side’s confirmed lineup for Round 10

Parramatta will welcome the Dolphins to Sydney with the Eels rooted to the bottom of the ladder and looking to climb out of trouble under Jason Ryles' watch. 

Newcastle and the Gold Coast are in similar predicaments with the Knights snapping their losing run at Magic Round and the Titans still in the midst of theirs. 

South Sydney are also experiencing a tough trot and will hope that the return of Latrell Mitchell from suspension will lift them, despite the mounting injury toll at the club, when they take on a bruised Brisbane. 

The Broncos have opted to delay Ezra Mam’s return despite the playmaker serving his ban. There are several key players who are set to return in Round 10 though.  

Brian To'o, Dallin Watene-Zelezniak, Jayden Campbell and Jamie Humphreys will provide boosts to their teams, while the likes of Reuben Cotter and David Fifita are sidelined. 

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Manly Sea Eagles vs. Cronulla Sharks 

(Sunday, May 11 at 4 Pines Park, 4:05pm AEST)

Manly confirmed team:

1. Tom Trbojevic 
2. Jason Saab 
3. Tolu Koula
4. Reuben Garrick
5. Lehi Hopoate
6. Luke Brooks
7. Daly Cherry-Evans
8. Jake Trbojevic
9. Jake Simpkin
10. Siosiua Taukeiaho
11. Haumole Olakau’atu
12. Ben Trbojevic
13. Jazz Tevaga

15. Corey Waddell
16. Ethan Bullemor
17. Nathan Brown
19. Clayton Faulalo 

18. Caleb Navale
21. Michael Chee Kam

Sea Eagles team news:

Fresh off the bye, the Sea Eagles are set to welcome a few players back as they look to build on their win over the Panthers in Round 8. 

Jason Saab has been named to return from an ankle issue, while Anthony Seibold has also received a boost in the pack with Jake Trbojevic set to return from a concussion. 

However, Josh Aloiai remains on the sidelines with a shoulder issue. 

Tommy Talau has moved to the bench due to Saab’s inclusion and replaces Gordon Chan Kum Tong, while Caleb Navale also drops out of the side. 

Lachlan Croker remains out after missing the first two months of the campaign with a knee injury. 

Cronulla confirmed team:

1. Will Kennedy
2. Samuel Stonestreet
3. Jesse Ramien 
4. KL Iro  
5. Ronaldo Mulitalo 
6. Braydon Trindall 
7. Nicho Hynes
8. Addin Fonua-Blake
9. Blayke Brailey 
17. Tom Hazelton 
11. Briton Nikora 
12. Billy Burns
13. Cameron McInnes

10. Oregon Kaufusi
14. Daniel Atkinson 
15. Jesse Colquhoun
16. Braden Hamlin-Uele

20. Hohepa Puru
21. Niwhai Puru

Sharks team news: 

Craig Fitzgibbon has been forced into making one change with Sifa Talakai copping a concussion last week. 

Daniel Atkinson, who dropped to 18th man after initially being named on the bench at Magic Round, is his replacement. 

Tom Hazelton was promoted into the starting side last week but has been named on the bench with Oregon Kaufusi listed to start up front. 

Billy Burns will continue in the backrow at least for one more week with Teig Wilton sidelined with a shoulder injury. 

Jesse Colquhoun keeps his place on the pine with Toby Rudolf ruled out for the next month. 

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Parramatta Eels 16-20 Dolphins 

(Thursday, May 8 at CommBank Stadium, 7:50pm AEST)

Parramatta confirmed team:

1. Isaiah Iongi
2. Bailey Simonsson 
3. Will Penisini
4. Sean Russell 
5. Josh Addo-Carr
6. Dylan Brown
7. Mitch Moses
8. Jack Williams
9. Ryley Smith
10. Junior Paulo
11. Charlie Guymer 
12. Kitione Kautoga
13. J'maine Hopgood

14. Dylan Walker
15. Luca Moretti 
16. Jordan Samrani
17. Matt Doorey 

19. Luca Moretti 

Eels team news:

Jason Ryles was left frustrated after watching his side go down to Cronulla in Magic Round. The coach said he saw plenty of positives during the defeat though and has made just the one change.  

Matt Doorey, who dropped off the bench late last week and was replaced by Jordan Samrani, is back on deck and replaces Sam Tuivaiti. 

Ryan Matterson clocked 120 runs metres and 28 tackles in the NSW Cup last week and was originally listed as 18th man. However, he has since dropped out of the side while being given permission to speak to other clubs. 

Zac Lomax is nearing a return from a fractured foot but isn't back for this one, while Joey Lussick and Dan Keir remain in the casualty ward with him. 

Kelma Tuilagi still has two more games to serve of his suspension for a shoulder charge. 

Dolphins confirmed team:

1. Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow
2. Jamayne Isaako
3. Jake Averillo 
4. Herbie Farnworth
5. Jack Bostock
6. Kodi Nikorima
7. Isaiya Katoa
8. Francis Molo
9. Kurt Donoghoe 
10. Felise Kaufusi  
11. Kulikefu Finefeuiaki
14. Ray Stone
13. Tom Gilbert 

12. Connelly Lemuelu
15. Mark Nicholls
16. Josh Kerr
18. Harrison Graham 

17. Sean O’Sullivan  

Phins team news:

Kristian Woolf is set to welcome two players back from injury as the Redcliffe-based outfit attempt to end a two-game losing streak. 

Felise Kaufusi and Kurt Donoghoe were named to play in Magic Round but failed to overcome their respective injury issues. However, the duo are back for Round 10. 

Mark Nicholls drops to the bench after starting up front last week, while Donoghoe replaces Jeremy Marshall-King. 

Connelly Lemuelu retains his place in the backrow with Oryn Keeley out of the 17. 

Sean O'Sullivan keeps his place on the bench. 

Daniel Saifiti won’t return from a shoulder complaint this week which also saw him miss Magic Round. 

The prop is joined in the casualty ward by Max Plath who isn't expected to return until Round 13 due to a foot injury. 

In two late changes, Ray Stone has been added to the starting side with Lemuelu dropping to the bench. Meanwhile, Harrison Graham has been added to the pine ahead of O'Sullivan. 

Newcastle Knights 20-24 Gold Coast Titans

(Friday, May 9 at McDonald Jones Stadium, 6:00pm AEST)

Newcastle confirmed team:

1. Kalyn Ponga 
2. James Schiller 
3. Dane Gagai
4. Bradman Best 
5. Greg Marzhew 
6. Fletcher Sharpe
7. Jack Cogger 
8. Jacob Saifiti 
9. Phoenix Crossland
10. Leo Thompson 
11. Dylan Lucas
12. Kai Pearce-Paul 
13. Tyson Frizell 

14. Jayden Brailey 
15. Mat Croker
16. Adam Elliott 
17. Brodie Jones 

18. Thomas Cant

Knights team news:

Newcastle snapped a five-game losing streak at Magic Round and will be hoping to build some momentum when they welcome the struggling Titans to the Hunter. 

Adam O'Brien has named an unchanged outfit for this one with Kalyn Ponga getting through the match despite suffering with a rib injury. 

Jack Hetherington is the only player on the injury list with the forward still sidelined with a shoulder issue. 

Gold Coast confirmed team:

1. Jaylan de Groot
2. Alofiana Khan-Pereira
3. Brian Kelly
4. Phillip Sami
5. Jojo Fifita 
6. AJ Brimson 
7. Jayden Campbell
8. Mo Fotuaika
9. Sam Verrills
10. Reagan Campbell-Gillard
11. Klese Haas
12. Beau Fermor 
13. Tino Fa'asuamaleaui

14. Chris Randall
15. Iszac Fa'asuamaleaui
16. Arama Hau
17. Josiah Pahulu

19. Jacob Alick-Wiencke

Titans team news:

The Titans are on a horror five-game losing streak but will welcome Jayden Campbell back in a welcome boost. 

The halfback takes over after his replacement, Tom Weaver, suffered a head knock in Magic Round. 

The backline will also be boosted with Jojo Fifita back into the team after being ruled out last week with an arm infection. He replaces Tony Francis. 

Moeaki Fotuaika has avoided a suspension despite being charged for a careless high tackle against Canterbury and will start up front in his 150th NRL appearance. 

David Fifita was axed last week with the backrower enduring a disappointing afternoon in QLD Cup. He has since been ruled out with an ankle injury. 

Jaimin Jolliffe still has one game left to serve of his suspension, so Josiah Pahulu keeps his spot on the bench. 

South Sydney Rabbitohs 22-14 Brisbane Broncos

(Friday, May 9 at Accor Stadium, 8:00pm AEST)

South Sydney confirmed team:

1. Latrell Mitchell 
2. Bayleigh Bentley-Hape
3. Isaiah Tass
4. Campbell Graham 
5. Fletcher Myers
6. Jayden Sullivan
7. Jamie Humphreys 
8. Jai Arrow
9. Siliva Havili
10. Keaon Koloamatangi
11. Euan Aitken
12. Tallis Duncan 
13. Lachlan Hubner

14. Jye Gray
15. Sean Keppie
16. Davvy Moale
17. Liam Le Blanc

18. Tevita Tatola

Rabbitohs team news:

The Bunnies have been decimated by injuries and suspensions in recent weeks, although they are set to be boosted by the returns of Latrell Mitchell and Jamie Humphreys. 

Mitchell will take over at fullback after serving his one-game ban for a high shot, while Humphreys returns at halfback.

The No.7 is partnered in the halves by Jayden Sullivan, while Jye Gray has been shifted to the bench. 

However, despite those positive inclusions, Peter Mamouzelos has joined the casualty ward after he suffered an injury during their side's heavy loss to the Knights. 

Mamouzelos has been replaced by Siliva Havili who returns after missing Magic Round. 

Lewis Dodd drops out of the starting side and is joined in the reserves by Tevita Tatola. 

Tatola isn’t the only forward to be shifted or demoted after a poor performance against the Knights last week. 

Sean Keppie has lost his spot in the starting side with Jai Arrow and Keaon Koloamatangi the new pairing up front. 

Euan Aitken has been moved to the backrow with Lachlan Hubner promoted off the bench to start at lock.

Meanwhile, Fletcher Myers will start on the wing with Alex Johnston, Tyrone Munro and Mikaele Ravalawa all out. 

Jack Wighton and Cody Walker are also still sidelined for the next few weeks. 

Brisbane confirmed team:

1. Selwyn Cobbo
2. Deine Mariner
3. Kotoni Staggs
4. Gehamat Shibasaki
5. Jesse Arthars
6. Ben Hunt
7. Adam Reynolds
8. Patrick Carrigan 
9. Billy Walters
10. Payne Haas
12. Jordan Riki 
16. Brendan Piakura 
13. Kobe Hetherington 

11. Xavier Willison 
14. Cory Paix
15. Corey Jensen
17. Fletcher Baker 

18. Tyson Smoothy 

Broncos team news: 

An intriguing selection storyline has been delayed at Red Hill with Ezra Mam returning from his lengthy suspension via reserve grade.  

As a result, Michael Maguire has avoided having to shuffle his spine for at least another week. 

The coach has made one change though following Brisbane’s heavy loss to Penrith with Fletcher Baker named on the bench instead of Jaiyden Hunt. 

Selwyn Cobbo will continue at fullback with Reece Walsh sidelined, while Xavier Willison remains in the backrow with Jack Gosiewski still out with a broken arm. 

In a late change, Xavier Willison has dropped to the bench with Brendan Piakura promoted into the starting side. 

Canberra Raiders 20-32 Canterbury Bulldogs

(Saturday, May 10 at GIO Stadium, 3:00pm AEST)

Canberra confirmed team:

1. Kaeo Weekes 
2. Savelio Tamale 
3. Matthew Timoko
4. Seb Kris
5. Xavier Savage
6. Ethan Strange
7. Jamal Fogarty 
10. Joe Tapine
9. Tom Starling
19. Simi Sasagi
11. Hudson Young
12. Matty Nicholson 
13. Morgan Smithies 

14. Owen Pattie
15. Zac Hosking 
16. Josh Papali'i 
17. Ata Mariota

18. Manaia Waitere
22. Danny Levi

Raiders team news:

Ricky Stuart's Green Machine are rolling along impressively as they knocked off Melbourne in golden point last week to climb up to second place. 

They once again went unchanged for the clash against the ladder-leading Canterbury Bulldogs. 

However, Corey Horsburgh copped a head knock late in the piece last week and has since been ruled out. Simi Sasagi has been promoted from the reserves and will start in his place. 

Canterbury confirmed team:

1. Connor Tracey 
2. Jacob Kiraz 
3. Bronson Xerri 
4. Stephen Crichton 
5. Marcelo Montoya 
6. Matt Burton 
7. Toby Sexton 
8. Max King
9. Reed Mahoney 
10. Daniel Suluka-Fifita
11. Viliame Kikau 
15. Harry Hayes
13. Jaeman Salmon 

14. Kurt Mann
16. Kurtis Morrin 
17. Bailey Hayward
21. Lipoi Hopoi

20. Blake Wilson 
22. Luke Smith 

Bulldogs team news: 

One major inclusion and one major absence has hit the Dogs for their battle with the Raiders. 

Matt Burton has served his one-match ban for a high shot and takes over from Bailey Hayward at five-eighth. The latter reverts to the bench with Blake Taaffe dropping out. 

Jacob Preston has copped a four-match ban after failing to downgrade a crusher tackle at the NRL Judiciary. Harry Hayes will replace him in the backrow with Lipoi Hopoi added to the bench. 

Sam Hughes, Josh Curran and Jack Todd remain unavailable for the Dogs. 

St George Illawarra Dragons 14-15 New Zealand Warriors 

(Saturday, May 10 at WIN Stadium, 5:30pm AEST)

St George Illawarra confirmed team:

1. Clint Gutherson 
2. Tyrell Sloan
3. Moses Suli
4. Valentine Holmes
5. Corey Allan 
6. Kyle Flanagan
7. Lyhkan King-Togia
8. Toby Couchman
9. Damien Cook
10. David Klemmer 
11. Dylan Egan 
12. Jaydn Su'A
13. Hamish Stewart 

14. Jacob Liddle
15. Jack de Belin 
16. Luciano Leilua 
17. Loko Pasifiki Tonga

19. Raymond Faitala-Mariner
21. Blake Lawrie

Dragons team news:

Shane Flanagan's side slipped to their second defeat on the bounce in Magic Round with all of the players set to be offered a reprieve. 

Tyrell Sloan was poor defensively but has kept hold of his spot on the wing with Christian Tuipulotu and Mat Feagai sidelined. 

The likes of Moses Suli and Jayden Su’A will also be hoping to put disappointing performances behind them. 

Meanwhile, Lyhkan King-Togia showed promising signs during his NRL debut and has been able to keep Lachlan Ilias out of the side.

Ilias did enjoy a successful time in the NSW Cup though as he bagged a double and provided an assist during his side's 60-26 demolition of the Magpies last week. 

One player who has dropped out is Emre Guler after the prop suffered a shoulder injury last week. Flanagan opted to go with youth and picked Loko Pasifiki Tonga as his replacement. 

New Zealand confirmed team:

1. Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad
2. Dallin Watene-Zelezniak 
3. Adam Pompey
4. Kurt Capewell
5. Taine Tuaupiki
6. Chanel Harris-Tavita
7. Luke Metcalf
8. Jackson Ford
9. Wayde Egan
10. Mitch Barnett 
11. Leka Halasima 
12. Marata Niukore
13. Erin Clark

15. Jacob Laban
16. Demitric Vaimauga
17. Bunty Afoa 
18. Te Maire Martin

20. Tanah Boyd
23. Eddie Ieremia-Toeava

Warriors team news: 

Andrew Webster's outfit have won four of their past five matches and are set to receive a boost in their backline with the return from injury of Dallin Watene-Zelezniak. 

DWZ will play his first game of the season after recovering from a wrist injury he suffered in the trials with his inclusion seeing Edward Kosi drop out. 

Rocco Berry suffered a hamstring injury during his side's victory over North Queensland, so in his and Ali Leiataua’s absence Kurt Capewell has been moved into the centres. 

As a result of the veteran’s move, Marata Niukore has shifted to the backrow and Jackson Ford has been promoted to start up front. 

Samuel Healey was a late addition to the bench last week ahead of Te Maire Martin and was named again after an eye-catching cameo. However, he has since dropped off the pine with TMM replacing him. 

Jacob Laban, who missed last week due to a concussion, is back in the 17. 

Roger Tuivasa-Sheck is nearing a return from injury but won't play this week after being cut from the extended squad. 

North Queensland Cowboys 30-30 Penrith Panthers

(Saturday, May 10 at Queensland Country Bank Stadium, 7:35pm AEST)

North Queensland confirmed team:

1. Scott Drinkwater 
2. Robert Derby 
3. Jaxon Purdue
4. Viliami Vailea
5. Murray Taulagi 
6. Tom Dearden 
7. Jake Clifford 
8. Jordan McLean
9. Reece Robson 
17. Coen Hess
11. John Bateman
12. Jeremiah Nanai
13. Sam McIntyre 

14. Harrison Edwards
15. Thomas Mikaele
16. Griffin Neame
22. Kai O’Donnell 

18. Zac Laybutt
20. Semi Valemei 

Cowboys team news:

Todd Payten has been forced into one change following his side's loss to the Warriors with Reuben Cotter hit with a two-week ban. 

Sam McIntyre has been promoted off the bench to start at lock, while Thomas Mikaele has been added to the bench rotation ahead of Kai O'Donnell. 

In a late blow, Jason Taumalolo has been ruled out due to a calf injury. He will be replaced in the 17 by Kai O'Donnell, while Coen Hess will start up front. 

Penrith confirmed team:

1. Dylan Edwards
2. Paul Alamoti 
3. Izack Tago 
4. Luke Garner
5. Brian To'o  
6. Blaize Talagi 
7. Nathan Cleary
8. Moses Leota
9. Mitch Kenny 
10. Lindsay Smith 
11. Isaiah Papali'i 
12. Liam Martin
13. Isaah Yeo

14. Brad Schneider
15. Liam Henry 
16. Luron Patea
17. Thomas Jenkins

18. Luke Sommerton 
19. Matthew Eisenhuth 

Panthers team news: 

Penrith bounced back to form with a commanding win over the Broncos in Magic Round and are now set to welcome back two starters. 

Brian To'o makes his long-awaited return from a hamstring injury with his inclusion pushing Thomas Jenkins to the bench. 

Luke Sommerton has also dropped out with Mitch Kenny back on deck after serving his suspension. 

Isaiah Papali'i will continue in the backrow in the absence of the suspended Scott Sorensen. 

Liam Henry was named to start last week but dropped to the pine with Lindsay Smith starting in his place. Smith has been handed the No.10 jersey this week. 

Brad Schneider will return from an eye injury and take Trent Toelau’s spot on the bench. 

Mavrik Geyer has dropped out of the side altogether. 

Melbourne Storm 64-0 Wests Tigers

(Sunday, May 11 at AAMI Park, 2:00pm AEST)

Melbourne confirmed team:

1. Ryan Papenhuyzen 
2. Sua Fa'alogo 
3. Grant Anderson
4. Nick Meaney 
5. Xavier Coates
6. Cameron Munster
7. Jahrome Hughes 
8. Stefano Utoikamanu
9. Bronson Garlick
10. Josh King
11. Shawn Blore
12. Eli Katoa
13. Trent Loiero

14. Tyran Wishart 
15. Alec MacDonald
17. Joe Chan 
22. Nelson Asofa-Solomona

20. Kane Bradley 

Storm team news:

Craig Bellamy's side have lost two of their past three matches and will be looking for an upturn in their performance levels when they host the Tigers. 

Despite the coach being left livid with his side’s loss to Canberra in golden point, he has named an unchanged side. 

This means that Harry Grant remains sidelined after missing the past few weeks with a hamstring strain.

Will Warbrick and Nelson Asofa-Solomona have been sidelined for extended periods after struggling to overcome concussion symptoms. 

Warbrick is still absent but NAS could be a late addition after being included in the extended squad. 

Jack Howarth remains out with a shoulder injury for another month, while the likes of Moses Leo and Jonah Pezet are in the casualty ward with him. 

Wests Tigers confirmed team:

1. Jahream Bula
2. Sunia Turuva
3. Adam Doueihi
4. Brent Naden
5. Charlie Staines
6. Lachlan Galvin 
7. Jarome Luai 
8. Terrell May
9. Api Koroisau
10. Fonua Pole
11. Samuela Fainu
12. Alex Seyfarth
13. Alex Twal

14. Tallyn Da Silva 
15. Royce Hunt
16. Jack Bird 
17. Sione Fainu

18. Tony Sukkar
19. Heath Mason

Tigers team news:

Benji Marshall has named an unchanged outfit following consecutive wins. 

Brent Naden suffered a knee injury during his side's victory over the Dragons but has been named to start for this one. 

Starford To'a, who was a late withdrawal from Magic Round with a neck issue, remains out.