LeagueNews.co | Cooper McEnroe
The Wests Tigers are revving up for their clash against the Warriors in Auckland, and coach Benji Marshall has named a formidable 22-man squad for the occasion.
In a move that's sure to pump up fans, Koroisau is back in action after battling through a calf strain, ready to lead the charge from the No.9 position.
Tallyn Da Silva is also ready to join the fray from the bench.
Isaiah Papali'i is gearing up for his monumental 150th NRL appearance after bouncing back from an ankle injury that sidelined him since Round 12.
He's set to fire up at lock, with the seasoned Fonua Pole moving up to the front row to fill the void left by David Klemmer's unfortunate ankle injury.
There's more muscle in the forwards with Reuben Porter stepping up to replace John Bateman in the second row, adding steel to the defensive line.
Starford To'a will add some attacking flair to the backline, making his triumphant return from a hamstring injury that kept him on the sidelines since Round 10.
His speed and agility will be a game-changer as he takes the field in place of Adam Doueihi, who is managing his workload during this crucial match-up.
And in a move that's sure to add depth to the team, Alex Seyfarth has been called up to the bench after following the HIA protocol last weekend, ready to bring his A-game when called upon.
With the stage set and the team list locked in, the Wests Tigers are gearing up for a showdown that's sure to be a ripper.
It's time to dig deep, show true grit, and unleash their full potential on the field.
Let the battle begin!