LeagueNews.co | Nick Loken
The Pacific Cup Final between the Kangaroos and the Kiwis is set to be an intense battle, with both teams having their respective advantages.
The Kangaroos, under the leadership of Mal Meninga, have been dominant, winning all 12 Test matches played in Australia.
However, they will face a tough challenge as they play in front of a hostile crowd at Waikato's FMG Stadium.
The Kiwis, on the other hand, are determined to redeem themselves and will be fired up, especially their forward pack consisting of players like James Fisher-Harris and Joe Tapine.
These players are known for their aggression and will bring the heat to the early exchanges of the game.
Both teams are expected to be at full strength for the final match, leaving nothing in the tank after a long and testing season.
The Kiwis, in particular, have shown in the past that lead-up form is irrelevant when it comes to the pressure of a final.
Overall, the Pacific Cup Final promises to be a thrilling encounter, with the Kangaroos looking to maintain their winning streak and the Kiwis seeking redemption on their home ground.
Fans can expect a physical and hard-fought match between two formidable teams vying for the silverware.