Canterbury Bulldogs vs Brisbane Broncos – Regular Season – Preview & Prediction | NRL 2023

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THE FACTS

When is Canterbury Bulldogs vs Brisbane Broncos on and what time does it start? Canterbury Bulldogs vs Brisbane Broncos will take place on Saturday 15th July, 2023 – 06:00 (UK)

Where is Canterbury Bulldogs vs Brisbane Broncos taking place? Canterbury Bulldogs vs Brisbane Broncos will take place at Belmore Sports Ground in Sydney, Australia

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

What channel is Canterbury Bulldogs 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 Canterbury Bulldogs 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

CANTERBURY BULLDOGS

• After their humiliating loss to Newcastle Knights in what was their fourth loss in-a-row, Canterbury Bulldogs responded brilliantly last week by getting the better of South Sydney Rabbitohs.
• Despite facing an under-strength Bunnies outfit, the Bulldogs did what they needed to but they have lost Ryan Sutton to a neck injury for this clash with Raymond Faitala-Mariner taking his place at prop and Corey Waddell coming into the side at lock.

Starting 13: Averillo, Wilson, Burns, Kiraz, Addo-Carr, Burton, Sexton, King, Mahoney, Faitala-Mariner, Topine, Preston, Waddell – Interchanges: Flanagan, Morrin, Pangai Jnr., Okunbor – Reserves: Brown, Skelton, Hoffman, Alamoti, Patolo

Unavailable: Luke Thompson (Injured), Bailey Biondi-Odi (Injured), Viliame Kikau (Injured), Karl Oloapu (Injured), Ryan Sutton (Injured)

BRISBANE BRONCOS

• Brisbane Broncos bounced back from their loss to Gold Coast Titans as they claimed a win over the Dolphins last week, making it four wins from their last five matches.
• The Broncos were not at their best in that game yet they did enough to get the job done but they have suffered a huge blow ahead of this game with key prop Payne Haas ruled out with an ankle knock while Corey Oates has also suffered an injury and will not feature despite being named in the side on Tuesday.

Starting 13: Sailor, Oates, Staggs, Farnworth, Cobbo, Mam, Reynolds, Palasia, Walters, Jensen, Capewell, Piakura, Hetherington – Interchanges: Smoothy, Willison, Arthars, Taupau – Reserves: Mariner, Carrigan, Madden, Hoeter, Pereira

Unavailable: Thomas Flegler (Injured), Jordan Riki (Injured), Reece Walsh (Suspended), Payne Haas (Injured), Corey Oates (Injured)

THE PREDICTION

Canterbury Bulldogs ended their four-game losing streak by getting the better of South Sydney Rabbitohs last week but this will be a much tougher assignment having faced a severely under-manned outfit in that clash. They now take on a Brisbane Broncos side battling it out to be minor premiers and come into this having won four of their last five. They are missing some key players but they look a lot stronger than the Bulldogs and having won the past four clashes between the two, Brisbane are fancied to come out on top once again.