The Phil Gould Show
South Sydney is ready for a title tilt with Greg Inglis showing why he is the most influential player in the competition.
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Brookvale Oval, Sunday 6.30pm (AEDT)
Last meeting: Round 24 2012 - Sea Eagles 42 bt Knights 20 at Brookvale Oval
Head-to-head: Played 44 Sea Eagles 25 Knights 19
Referees: Ben Cummins, Chris James
TV: Live, FoxSports 1
TAB Sportsbet: Sea Eagles $1.70 Knights $2.05
FootyTab: Knights +2.5
AAP writes: Both of these sides chalked up impressive first-round wins, with the Knights racking up the biggest victory since Wayne Bennett's arrival with a 42-10 crushing of the Wests Tigers.
Manly were comfortable victors in Brisbane, but will face an altogether bigger test in the first home game of the year. Akuila Uate, Dane Gagai and James McManus had a field day against the Tigers and will be a huge test for the Sea Eagles.
Key: Brett Stewart is the best defensive fullback in the game, and he will need to be at his best to curtail the threat of a rejuvenated Darius Boyd, who looked back to his best in round one.
Tryscoring form ... Akuila Uate of the Knights. Photo: Getty Images
SEA EAGLES: Brett Stewart, Jorge Taufua, Jamie Lyon (capt), Steve Matai, David Williams, Kieran Foran, Daly Cherry-Evans, Brenton Lawrence, Matt Ballin, Brent Kite, Anthony Watmough, Justin Horo, Jamie Buhrer. Interchange: Richie Fa'aoso, Joe Galuvao, David Gower, Jesse Sene-Lafao, Tom Symonds (one to be omitted).
KNIGHTS: Darius Boyd, James McManus, Dane Gagai, Anthony Quinn, Akuila Uate, Jarrod Mullen, Kurt Gidley (capt), Kade Snowden, Travis Waddell, Willie Mason, Beau Scott, Chris Houston, Jeremy Smith. Interchange: Tyrone Roberts, Neville Costigan, Robbie Rochow, Alex McKinnon, David Fa'alogo (one to be omitted).
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