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South Sydney Rabbitohs vs Melbourne Storm Preview & Prediction | 2026 NRL | Regular Season

by Alex Sarwar ·
South Sydney Rabbitohs vs Melbourne Storm Preview & Prediction | 2026 NRL | Regular Season

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South Sydney Rabbitohs come into this game against Melbourne Storm weakened by key injuries.

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How to watch on TV: UK – Sky Sports / Australia – Channel 9 / US – Some matches are televised live on Fox Sports

How to watch online: UK – Sky Go & Watch NRL / Australia – 9Now / US – Watch NRL, and if the match is televised in the USA it can also be streamed live on Fox Sports platforms

South Sydney Rabbitohs team news

A number of big names are missing for South Sydney Rabbitohs, not least skipper Cameron Murray with a calf issue. Also out are Tallis Duncan and the suspended David Fifita. 

Squad: Matthew Dufty, Alex Johnston, Latrell Siegwalt, Jack Wighton, Campbell Graham, Cody Walker, Ashton Ward, Tevita Tatola, Brandon Smith, Keaon Koloamatangi, Euan Aitken, Lachlan Hubner, Jayden Sullivan, Jye Gray, Liam Le Blanc, Jamie Humphreys, Bronson Garlick, John Radel, Thomas Fletcher, Edward Kosi, Peter Mamouzelos

Melbourne Storm team news

Melbourne Storm could be afforded a big boost by the possible availability of Jahrome Hughes, who was recently sidelined with a hamstring problem. Moses Leo is in the squad but Will Warbrick is out long term.

Squad: Sualauvi Faalogo, Siulagi Tuimalatu-Brown, Jack Howarth, Nick Meaney, Moses Leo, Tyran Wishart, Jahrome Hughes, Stefano Utoikamanu, Harry Grant, Josh King, Cooper Clarke, Oryn Keeley, Trent Loiero, Trent Toelau, Alec MacDonald, Angus Hinchey, Jack Hetherington, Stanley Huen, Manaia Waitere, Davvy Moale, Hugo Peel, Gabriel Satrick

South Sydney Rabbitohs vs Melbourne Storm prediction

It’s difficult for South Sydney Rabbitohs to be at their best when they are missing game-changing personnel, not least your captain. Canberra Raiders proved too strong for them last weekend, but their last game at home did end in victory against Newcastle Knights in a 26-24 thriller. Melbourne Storm though, will be smelling blood and have a point to prove after recent road struggles.

Offensively, the Storm have been pitiful on their travels lately, recording single figures away to both Sydney Roosters and Manly Sea Eagles. But taking on a Rabbitohs side not at full-strength represents a huge opportunity for the visitors to turn their away fortunes around and backing them may wind up a smart move.

South Sydney Rabbitohs vs Melbourne Storm tip: Melbourne Storm to win

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