LeagueNews.co | Nick Loken
The Rabbitohs secured a gritty victory under the Wayne Bennett era 2.0, with stand-in fullback Jye Gray making a huge impact with 280 metres from 25 carries.
However, they will likely be without two-try hero Tyrone Munro due to a collarbone injury when they take on the Dragons.
English import Lewis Dodd is back in the frame after serving a suspension, but faces tough competition from Jamie Humphreys who had a strong showing in the previous game.
On the other hand, the Dragons fought hard against the Bulldogs but ultimately fell short due to 15 handling errors and a completion rate of under 70 percent.
Despite showing moments of promise, they struggled to capitalize on their opportunities.
In their 41 head-to-head clashes since the merger of St George and Illawarra, just one win separates the two clubs, in favor of the Rabbitohs.
The nrl.com.au reported on the upcoming clash between the Rabbitohs and Dragons, highlighting the key players and factors that could influence the outcome of the game.
The absence of Munro due to injury poses a challenge for the Rabbitohs, but with Gray's exceptional performance in the previous game, they are optimistic about their chances.
Dodd's return after suspension adds depth to the Rabbitohs' squad, although he may face tough competition for a spot in the starting lineup.
For the Dragons, the loss to the Bulldogs highlighted the need to improve their handling and completion rate.
Despite moments of promise, they were unable to capitalize on their opportunities and ultimately fell short in a close match.
With a history of close encounters between the two clubs, the upcoming clash between the Rabbitohs and Dragons is expected to be a tightly contested game that could go either way.