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If the Dragons are to avoid the first wooden spoon in joint venture history they simply must take care of the Titans at Kogarah in Round 21.

Currently sitting six points behind Josh Hannay's rapidly improving outfit, the Dragons have three successive home games to mount a late challenge to climb out of the cellar.

The Titans have won two of their past four games and hit their straps in attack last Sunday with seven tries in a 38-32 victory over the Sea Eagles.

When these sides met in Round 4 at Cbus Super Stadium it was the Titans prevailing 22-14 on the back of a monster metre-eating display by Phil Sami, who will be joining the Dragons come 2027 but this weekend will be out to sink them.

Team News

Dragons: Just the one late change to Dean Young's side in his first game as fully minted head coach, with prop Emre Guler elevated from the reserves to the interchange in place of Moses Suli. Fullback Clint Gutherson will play his 250th NRL game. 

Titans: No late changes for the Titans on game day. Kurtis Morrin will have to wait another week to return from a leg injury, so Siale Faeamani is on the six-man bench for the trip to Kogarah, where he's looking to play his first NRL since Round 9. Jaylan De Groot is in the centres in place of AJ Brimson, who suffered a Category 1 head knock against the Sea Eagles. 

Team Lists

Backs

  • Fullback for Dragons is number 1 Clinton Gutherson
    Fullback for Titans is number 1 Keano Kini
  • Winger for Dragons is number 2 Setu Tu
    Winger for Titans is number 2 Dean Ieremia
  • Centre for Dragons is number 3 Mathew Feagai
    Centre for Titans is number 3 Jojo Fifita
  • Centre for Dragons is number 4 Valentine Holmes
    Centre for Titans is number 4 Jaylan De Groot
  • Winger for Dragons is number 5 Tyrell Sloan
    Winger for Titans is number 5 Phillip Sami
  • Five-Eighth for Dragons is number 6 Daniel Atkinson
    Five-Eighth for Titans is number 6 Jayden Campbell
  • Halfback for Dragons is number 7 Kyle Flanagan
    Halfback for Titans is number 7 Zane Harrison

Forwards

  • Prop for Dragons is number 8 Loko Jnr Pasifiki Tonga
    Prop for Titans is number 8 Moeaki Fotuaika
  • Hooker for Dragons is number 9 Damien Cook
    Hooker for Titans is number 9 Oliver Pascoe
  • Prop for Dragons is number 10 Toby Couchman
    Prop for Titans is number 10 Tino Fa'asuamaleaui
  • 2nd Row for Dragons is number 11 Dylan Egan
    2nd Row for Titans is number 11 Arama Hau
  • 2nd Row for Dragons is number 12 Hamish Stewart
    2nd Row for Titans is number 12 Beau Fermor
  • Lock for Dragons is number 13 Ryan Couchman
    Lock for Titans is number 13 Chris Randall

Interchange

  • Interchange for Dragons is number 14 Jacob Liddle
    Interchange for Titans is number 15 Josh Patston
  • Interchange for Dragons is number 16 Josh Kerr
    Interchange for Titans is number 16 Klese Haas
  • Interchange for Dragons is number 17 Jacob Halangahu
    Interchange for Titans is number 17 Cooper Bai
  • Interchange for Dragons is number 19 Lyhkan King-Togia
    Interchange for Titans is number 18 Sam Verrills
  • Reserve for Dragons is number 15 Luciano Leilua
    Reserve for Titans is number 19 Lachlan Ilias
  • Reserve for Dragons is number 20 Emre Guler
    Reserve for Titans is number 21 Siale Faeamani

Match Officials

  • Referee: Todd Smith
  • Senior Review Official: Liam Kennedy

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Stat Attack 

  • The Dragons have won three of their last four games against the Titans.
  • The Titans have won only one of their last six games at Kogarah.
  • Dragons centre Valentine Holmes requires six points a century of points at Kogarah.
  • Titans five-eighth Jayden Campbell has scored eight tries from eight away games in 2026.
  • Dragons fullback Clint Gutherson will play his 250th NRL game.

Stats supplied by David Middleton, League Information Services, author of the official annual of the NRL.

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