Friday night footy: Warriors v Dolphins; Wests Tigers v Panthers

22nd min: A strong run straight through the middle of the defence from English import forward Morgan Gannon sets up Wayde Egan to score to draw level. Boyd's kick is successful and the Warriors regain the lead 12-10. 

20th min: After a mixed start to the game where he has been playing hooker, Brad Schneider gets a try from dummyhalf, fooling the defenders on his way to putting his side into the lead. Isaako kicks the conversion this time for a 10-6 lead. 

14th min: Jackson Ford is sent to the sin bin for a tackle on Cobbo when he drops awkwardly on his legs. 

10th min: Dolphins don't take long to hit back after some entertaining play in the lead-up. Fullback Trai Fuller makes a break, but his pass hits the deck and finds a Warrior, but they then have the ball stripped away. Phins continue to go on the attack, swinging the ball out wide to the left to Selwyn Cobbo who goes flying over on the wing. Jamayne Isaako misses the conversion, so it's 6-4 Warriors. 

6th min: First try of the match comes to the Warriors with prop Jackson Ford proving too strong close to the line after the NZ side kept pushing up through the middle. The try is converted by Tanah Boyd for a 6-0 lead.

Kick-off: The Dolphins have first use of the ball in Friday night's opening match. 

Fun family fact: Three sons of former Warriors have been named to play this game. Haizyn Mellars, son of Warrior #106 Vince Mellars, is on the wing for the One New Zealand Warriors as he was against the Sea Eagles last Saturday while Warrior #206 Issac Luke's son Adaquix and Warriors #124 Nathan Fien's son Noah are both on the Dolphins' extended bench.

Late Mail: No changes to the squads named on Tuesday. 

Wests Tigers v Panthers at Leichhardt Oval