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St. George Illawarra Dragons vs Dolphins Preview & Prediction | 2026 NRL | Regular Season

by Alex Sarwar ·
St. George Illawarra Dragons vs Dolphins Preview & Prediction | 2026 NRL | Regular Season

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The Dolphins take on a St. George Illawarra Dragons side guaranteed to finish bottom of the table.

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

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

St. George Illawarra Dragons team news

St. George Illawarra Dragons have made just a single adjustment to their squad, that being the inclusion of Moses Suli, with Emre Guler having to settle for a place on the bench.

Squad: Clinton Gutherson, Setu Tu, Mathew Feagai, Valentine Holmes, Tyrell Sloan, Daniel Atkinson, Kyle Flanagan, Loko Jnr Pasifiki Tonga, Damien Cook, Toby Couchman, Dylan Egan, Hamish Stewart, Ryan Couchman, Jacob Liddle, Luciano Leilua, Josh Kerr, Jacob Halangahu, Moses Suli, Lyhkan King-Togia, Emre Guler, Christian Tuipulotu, Jacob Webster

Dolphins team news

A late call will likely be made by the Dolphins on Isaiya Katoa, who is currently battling a wrist issue which has sidelined him for the past few weeks.

Squad: Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow, Jamayne Isaako, Jack Bostock, Herbie Farnworth, Selwyn Cobbo, Kodi Nikorima, Bradley Schneider, Thomas Flegler, Jeremy Marshall-King, Francis Molo, Connelly Lemuelu, Kulikefu Finefeuiaki, Morgan Knowles, Kurt Donoghoe, Max Plath, Tom Gilbert, Felise Kaufusi, Ray Stone, Jake Averillo, Brian Pouniu, Tevita Naufahu, Isaiya Katoa

St. George Illawarra Dragons vs Dolphins prediction

The Dolphins may well have one eye on the finals as it stands, but they’ll want to finish the regular season strong and there should be no excuse for them not to slip up against St. George Illawarra Dragons. It’s been a nightmare campaign for the hosts, who are now assured of finishing rock-bottom of the table.

Whilst the Dragons are at home, they’ve lost 16 of 18 in this year’s NRL and have by far the worst points difference in the league. Dolphins may have stumbled a little across the past month or so with a couple of bad results but will be expected to dispatch the worst team in the NRL.

St. George Illawarra Dragons vs Dolphins tip: Dolphins to win with -12.5 handicap

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