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Magic Round Sunday: Titans v Knights; Warriors v Broncos; Panthers v Dragons

The final instalment of Magic Round 2026 features the top two sides on the NRL ladder looking to flex their muscle and the bottom two sides determined to give their fans hope by starting the long climb back.

We launch our Sunday feast with the Titans (2-7) squaring off the dangerous Knights (6-4) who are ready to unleash Kalyn Ponga, Bradman Best, Dylan Brown and last week's five-try hero Greg Marzhew.

Up next it's the Warriors (7-2) and Broncos (5-5) doing battle, with the men from Auckland certain to have massive support among the boisterous Suncorp crowd.

The premiers have conceded 70 points across the past fortnight and more defensive lapses could prove fatal against the Wahs.

The final game of Magic Round features table toppers Penrith and the last-placed Dragons, a clash that pits runaway Dally M leader Nathan Cleary against the recalled Kyle Flanagan.

Like many of his embattled teammates, Flanagan is a man with a point to prove, but the assignment doesn't get any tougher than trying to contain the Panthers.

Follow all the Magic Round action on NRL.com's live blog.

 

Titans v Knights at Suncorp Stadium

Late Mail

Titans: The Titans are 1-19 with no late changes. Josh Hannay sticks with the same starting side that pushed the Roosters all the way last weekend. Zane Harrison will play his second game in the No.7 jersey while Cooper Bai has one last chance to force his way into the Queensland Origin team.

Knights: Late backline changes for Justin Holbrook after star centre Bradman Best dropped out on Saturday due to a calf injury suffered at training. Fletcher Sharpe goes from five-eighth to centre, Sandon Smith will play five-eighth and Fletcher Hunt reverts to the six-man bench. 

Numbers Game

  • The Titans have lost their last four games at Suncorp Stadium.
  • The Knights have won four of their five Magic Round games.
  • Titans winger Phillip Sami has scored eight tries in nine games against the Knights.
  • Knights winger Greg Marzhew has scored eight tries in his last two games.
  • Titans prop Moeaki Fotuaika will equal the club’s all-time appearance record held by Mark Minichiello (173 games).

 

Warriors v Broncos at Suncorp Stadium

 

Panthers v Dragons at Suncorp Stadium

 

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