Official team lists, updates and injury news for the NRL Telstra Premiership and NRLW Telstra Women's Premiership grand finals.
Grand final teams lists
NRLW: Broncos v Roosters, Sunday 4.05pm (AEDT) at ANZ Stadium
Match: Broncos v Roosters
Grand Final -
home Team
Broncos
away Team
Roosters
Team Lists
Backs
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Fullback for Broncos is number 1 Tamika UptonFullback for Roosters is number 19 Botille Vette-Welsh
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Winger for Broncos is number 2 Shenae CiesiolkaWinger for Roosters is number 1 Shanice Parker
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Centre for Broncos is number 3 Julia RobinsonCentre for Roosters is number 3 Corban Baxter
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Centre for Broncos is number 4 Jayme FressardCentre for Roosters is number 4 Yasmin Clydsdale
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Winger for Broncos is number 5 Meg WardWinger for Roosters is number 5 Brydie Parker
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Five-Eighth for Broncos is number 6 Raecene McGregorFive-Eighth for Roosters is number 6 Melanie Howard
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Halfback for Broncos is number 13 Tarryn AikenHalfback for Roosters is number 7 Zahara Temara
Forwards
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Prop for Broncos is number 8 Millie BoyleProp for Roosters is number 8 Simaima Taufa
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Hooker for Broncos is number 9 Lauren BrownHooker for Roosters is number 9 Nita Maynard
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Prop for Broncos is number 16 Shannon MatoProp for Roosters is number 10 Filomina Hanisi
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2nd Row for Broncos is number 11 Amber Hall2nd Row for Roosters is number 11 Vanessa Foliaki
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2nd Row for Broncos is number 12 Tallisha Harden2nd Row for Roosters is number 12 Sarah Togatuki
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Lock for Broncos is number 7 Ali BrigginshawLock for Roosters is number 13 Hannah Southwell
Interchange
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Interchange for Broncos is number 10 Chelsea LenarduzziInterchange for Roosters is number 14 Quincy Dodd
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Interchange for Broncos is number 14 Annette BranderInterchange for Roosters is number 15 Kennedy Cherrington
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Interchange for Broncos is number 15 Jessika EllistonInterchange for Roosters is number 16 Grace Hamilton
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Interchange for Broncos is number 17 Chanté TemaraInterchange for Roosters is number 17 Jocelyn Kelleher
Match Officials
- Referee: Belinda Sharpe
- Touch Judge: Liam Kennedy
- Touch Judge: Drew Oultram
- Senior Review Official: Jared Maxwell
Last updated:
Broncos: As they have done earlier in the season, Ali Brigginshaw will start at lock and Tarryn Aiken moves from lock to halfback. In other late changes, Shannon Mato will start at prop with Chelsea Lanarduzzi dropping back to the bench.
Romy Teitzel and Tyler Birch were the last two players dropped from the squad.
Lauren Brown and Chante Temara have been training at dummy half, while Jayme Fressard has been named to return at centre.
Zara Canfield and Lavinia Gould were omitted from the extended squad 24 hours before kick-off.
Roosters: In changes announced an hour before kick-off, Botille Vette-Welsh (No.19) moves into the side and will start at fullback with Shanice Parker moving onto the wing and Taleena Simon dropping out of the 17.
Amelia Mafi and Simon were the two omitted an hour before the match.
Prop Simaima Taufa and lock Hannah Southwell will return after being rested last week. Grace Hamilton and Kennedy Cherrington have dropped to the bench.
Bobbi Law and Kaitlyn Phillips were the players trimmed from the reserves on Saturday.
The Roosters have lost all three games at ANZ Stadium.
NRL: Panthers v Storm, Sunday 7.30pm (AEDT) at ANZ Stadium
Match: Panthers v Storm
Grand Final -
home Team
Panthers
away Team
Storm
Team Lists
Backs
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Fullback for Panthers is number 1 Dylan EdwardsFullback for Storm is number 1 Ryan Papenhuyzen
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Winger for Panthers is number 2 Josh MansourWinger for Storm is number 2 Suliasi Vunivalu
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Centre for Panthers is number 4 Stephen CrichtonCentre for Storm is number 3 Brenko Lee
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Centre for Panthers is number 14 Tyrone MayCentre for Storm is number 4 Justin Olam
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Winger for Panthers is number 5 Brian To'oWinger for Storm is number 5 Josh Addo-Carr
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Five-Eighth for Panthers is number 6 Jarome LuaiFive-Eighth for Storm is number 6 Cameron Munster
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Halfback for Panthers is number 7 Nathan ClearyHalfback for Storm is number 7 Jahrome Hughes
Forwards
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Prop for Panthers is number 8 James TamouProp for Storm is number 8 Jesse Bromwich
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Hooker for Panthers is number 9 Apisai KoroisauHooker for Storm is number 9 Cameron Smith
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Prop for Panthers is number 10 James Fisher-HarrisProp for Storm is number 10 Christian Welch
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2nd Row for Panthers is number 11 Viliame Kikau2nd Row for Storm is number 11 Felise Kaufusi
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2nd Row for Panthers is number 12 Liam Martin2nd Row for Storm is number 12 Kenneath Bromwich
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Lock for Panthers is number 13 Isaah YeoLock for Storm is number 13 Nelson Asofa-Solomona
Interchange
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Interchange for Panthers is number 3 Brent NadenInterchange for Storm is number 14 Brandon Smith
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Interchange for Panthers is number 15 Kurt CapewellInterchange for Storm is number 15 Tino Fa'asuamaleaui
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Interchange for Panthers is number 16 Moses LeotaInterchange for Storm is number 16 Dale Finucane
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Interchange for Panthers is number 17 Zane TetevanoInterchange for Storm is number 17 Nicholas Hynes
Match Officials
- Referee: Gerard Sutton
- Touch Judge: Chris Butler
- Touch Judge: Todd Smith
- Senior Review Official: Steve Chiddy
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Panthers: Ivan Cleary has made a late switch with Tyrone May coming into the starting side at centre and Brent Naden reverting to the bench as he did in the preliminary final.
Viliame Kikau will return from a one-game suspension in the back row, with Kurt Capewell named on the bench and Mitch Kenny out of the 17.
Hooker Api Koroisau suffered a shoulder "burner" injury in last week's win over Souths but he is good to go.
Dean Whare and Spencer Leniu were omitted from the reserves list 24 hours before kick-off. Matt Burton and Kenny were the last two players cut an hour before game time.
The Panthers have the chance to equal their 2003 club record of 21 wins in a season.
Storm: The Storm will line up 1-17 with Tom Eisenhuth and Paul Momirovski the last two players cut an hour before kick-off.
Tui Kamikamica was ruled out 24 hours before kick-off, after missing several weeks with an ankle injury. Ryley Jacks was the other player to drop off the extended bench on Saturday.
The Storm boast 34 games of grand final experience, compared with three for the Panthers.
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