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Thursday night footy: Eels v Rabbitohs

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By Jacob Grams Verified
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We kick off Round 17 in Sydney's west with the Eels chasing their sixth win of the season and break a hoodoo that has seen them lose nine of their past 10 clashes against Souths. The return of Mitch Moses is a huge boost for the home side while the Bunnies once again must make do without star centre Latrell Mitchell as he battles a calf injury.
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Thursday night footy: Sea Eagles v Rabbitohs

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By Jacob Grams Verified
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We launch Round 14 with an old-school rivalry that dates back to grand final meetings in the 1950s, 60s and 70s and always stirs plenty of emotions. The Sea Eagles faithful will be out in force to provide a hostile welcome for the wily old fox Wayne Bennett and his Bunnies, who lost their last two games before the bye and need to regroup quickly to keep touch with the top four.
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Better, faster, stronger: Johnston finds blueprint for evolution

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By Jacob Grams Verified
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The fastest Ampol Women's State of Origin series ever has set the tone for an exciting 2026 NRLW season - and it's the work Ellie Johnston put in before Blues camp that has set her up for success. The Sharks powerhouse went about her work with little fanfare throughout the series, but her teammates appreciated every bit of the enormous 320 metres gained across the three games, recognising just what has gone into her consistently outstanding performances.
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