The Warriors return to Auckland looking to quickly move on from their toughest outing of the season.
The New Zealand team suffered a 66-8 defeat to the ladder-leading Roosters in Round 8, while the Dragons narrowly went down 32-28 to North Queensland.
Despite last week's heavy defeat, the Warriors remain in a strong position to challenge for finals football.
The Dragons continue to occupy the lower reaches of the ladder, but recent performances suggest they are far more competitive than their position indicates.
Against the Cowboys they crossed for six tries and repeatedly fought their way back into the game, only to be undone by conversion accuracy and defensive lapses at key moments.
Both teams possess attacking threats capable of producing points quickly, but discipline and ball control may prove decisive.
Match: Warriors v Dragons
Round 9 -
home Team
Warriors
6th Position
away Team
Dragons
12th Position
Venue: Go Media Stadium, Auckland
Match broadcasters:
- WatchNRL
Team News
Warriors: A few forced changes for the Warriors with a third fullback in as many weeks named after injuries to Apii Nicholls and Emmanita Paki. Anastasia Sekene makes her injury return for her debut in the number 1 jersey, with Nicholls named as 18th player as she attempts to overcome a hand injury. Try scorer Lavinia Tauhalaliku returns on the wing, moving Payton Takimoana to the reserves. In the forwards, Matekino Gray has also been named in her injury return, starting at prop. This moves Metanoia Fetalaiga to the reserves, where she is joined by Mya Hill-Moana, with Ashlee Matapo elevated to the bench. One more change sees stand-in captain Kaiyah Atai start in the second row, swapping with Maarire Puketapu, who will shift to lock.
Dragons: No Shenae Ciesiolka this week after she was sideline with a quad issue, so Tyra Ekepati comes from the bench to start at centre. With Nita Maynard-Perrin out with a dislocated elbow, skipper Brooke Anderson shifts back to hooker, with Hannah Southwell moving back to lock. The new prop is Amelia Haukua, while the new face on the bench is Seriah Palepale who is in line for her NRLW debut. Samoa half Taliah Fuimaono, who has been battling a shoulder injury, is listed in the reserves.
Team Lists
Backs
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Fullback for Warriors is number 1 Anastasia SekeneFullback for Dragons is number 1 Teagan Berry
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Winger for Warriors is number 2 Lavinia TauhalalikuWinger for Dragons is number 2 Maria Paseka
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Centre for Warriors is number 3 Mele HufangaCentre for Dragons is number 3 Tyra Ekepati
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Centre for Warriors is number 4 Stacey WaakaCentre for Dragons is number 4 Tahlia O'Brien
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Winger for Warriors is number 5 Tysha IkenasioWinger for Dragons is number 5 Jayme Millard
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Five-Eighth for Warriors is number 6 Gayle BroughtonFive-Eighth for Dragons is number 6 Zali Hopkins
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Halfback for Warriors is number 7 Patricia MaliepoHalfback for Dragons is number 7 Kasey Reh
Forwards
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Prop for Warriors is number 8 Annetta NuuausalaProp for Dragons is number 8 Amelia Huakau
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Hooker for Warriors is number 9 Jasmin HuriwaiHooker for Dragons is number 9 Brooke Anderson
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Prop for Warriors is number 10 Matekino GrayProp for Dragons is number 10 Ruby-Jean Kennard-Ellis
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2nd Row for Warriors is number 11 Kaiyah Atai2nd Row for Dragons is number 11 Montana Clifford
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2nd Row for Warriors is number 12 Shakira Baker2nd Row for Dragons is number 12 Ella Koster
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Lock for Warriors is number 13 Maarire PuketapuLock for Dragons is number 13 Hannah Southwell
Interchange
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Interchange for Warriors is number 14 Capri PaekauInterchange for Dragons is number 14 Tori Shipton
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Interchange for Warriors is number 15 Harata ButlerInterchange for Dragons is number 15 Seriah Palepale
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Interchange for Warriors is number 16 Ivana LauitiitiInterchange for Dragons is number 16 Trinity Tauaneai
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Interchange for Warriors is number 17 Ashlee MatapoInterchange for Dragons is number 17 Ahlivia Ingram
Reserves
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Replacement for Warriors is number 18 Apii NichollsReplacement for Dragons is number 18 Sara Sautia
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Reserve for Warriors is number 19 Mya Hill-MoanaReserve for Dragons is number 19 Keele Browne
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Reserve for Warriors is number 20 Natalia HicklingReserve for Dragons is number 20 Arabella McKenzie
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Reserve for Warriors is number 21 Metanoia FetalaigaReserve for Dragons is number 21 Lavinia Kitai
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Reserve for Warriors is number 22 Payton TakimoanaReserve for Dragons is number 22 Taliah Fuimaono
Warriors Ins
- Anastasia Sekene
- Apii Nicholls
- Ashlee Matapo
- Lavinia Tauhalaliku
- Matekino Gray
Dragons Ins
- Arabella McKenzie
- Keele Browne
- Lavinia Kitai
- Sara Sautia
- Seriah Palepale
- Taliah Fuimaono
Warriors Outs
- Emmanita Paki
Dragons Ins
- Nita Maynard-Perrin
- Shenae Ciesiolka
Match Officials
- Senior Review Official: Todd Smith
Last updated:
Stat Attack
- The Warriors have won four from four in New Zealand this season
- The Dragons have won three of their four games against the Warriors
- Warriors centre Stacey Waaka has scored six tries in her last six games
- Dragons fullback Teagan Berry will make her 50th NRLW appearance
Stats supplied by David Middleton, League Information Services, author of the official annual of the NRL.