Cronulla Sharks vs Brisbane Broncos – Regular Season – Preview & Prediction | NRL 2023

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THE FACTS

When is Cronulla Sharks vs Brisbane Broncos on and what time does it start? Cronulla Sharks vs Brisbane Broncos will take place on Saturday 3rd June, 2023 – 10:35 (UK)

Where is Cronulla Sharks vs Brisbane Broncos taking place? Cronulla Sharks vs Brisbane Broncos will take place at PointsBet Stadium in Sydney, Australia

Where can I get tickets for Cronulla Sharks vs Brisbane Broncos? Click here for ticket information on 2023 NRL matches

What channel is Cronulla Sharks vs Brisbane Broncos on? Sky Sports Arena will be televising selected NRL games in the UK and you can find their schedule here. For Australian broadcasters, you can find a list here

Where can I stream Cronulla Sharks vs Brisbane Broncos? If televised on Sky Sports, then subscribers will be able to stream the match live via Sky Go. Alternatively, the match will be available to subscribers of Watch NRL

THE TEAM NEWS

CRONULLA SHARKS

• Cronulla Sharks got the better of Newcastle Knights in what was a relatively straightforward success last time out but they will be keen to improve on their attacking play here.
• The Sharks will feel they were better value than their four tries in that game and they have received a boost here with centre Siosifa Talakai returning from a neck injury while Nicho Hynes has been named to back-up after Origin.

Starting 13: Kennedy, Katoa, Ramien, Talakai, Mulitalo, Moylan, Hynes, Kaufusi, Brailey, Hunt, Nikora, Wilton, Finucane – Interchanges: Graham, Williams, Hazelton, Hamlin-Uele – Reserves: Trindall, Tracey, Coloquhoun, Atkinson, Berrell

Unavailable: Kade Dykes (Injured), Toby Rudolf (Injured), Cameron McInnes (Injured)

BRISBANE BRONCOS

• Brisbane Broncos secured an impressive win in New Zealand as they got the better of the Warriors despite travelling across the ditch with a handful of players missing owing to State of Origin call-ups.
• The Broncos avoided a third straight loss by claiming that surprise win and with their Origin players back on deck for this one, they will be full of confidence of going back-to-back.

Starting 13: Walsh, Arthars, Staggs, Farnworth, Cobbo, Mam, Reynolds, Flegler, Walters, Haas, Capewell, Riki, Carrigan – Interchanges: Paix, Jensen, Hetherington, Taupau – Reserves: Mariner, Piakura, Palasia, Willison, Oates, Sailor, Madden

Unavailable:

THE PREDICTION

This should be a superb encounter as Cronulla Sharks take on Brisbane Broncos. The two teams start the round in second and third spot respectively on the ladder and there is very little to split them. Cronulla have won five of their last six so their recent form could give them the edge against a Brisbane side that have won just two of their last five and while the Broncos have listed their Origin stars to back-up here, it could be a tough night for them with such a short turnaround for those five so it is worth siding with the Sharks to come out on top.