LeagueNews.co | Nick Loken
In the upcoming Pacific Cup Final between the Kangaroos and the Kiwis, the Kangaroos have the momentum on their side.
Under the guidance of coach Mal Meninga, the Kangaroos have won all 12 Test matches played in Australia.
However, they will face a challenging environment at Waikato's FMG Stadium, where the Kiwis have the home ground advantage.
The Kiwi fans are expected to create a hostile reception for the Kangaroos.
Both teams will be at full strength for the final, ensuring an intense and fierce battle.
The Kiwi forward pack, led by players like James Fisher-Harris and Joe Tapine, will be determined to redeem themselves after a disappointing performance in the lead-up matches.
They will look to bring the heat to the early exchanges and set the tone for the game.
The Kiwis have a history of stepping up their game when it matters most, disregarding their lead-up form.
This unpredictability adds an exciting element to the final, as the Kangaroos will need to be wary of the Kiwis' ability to elevate their performance under pressure.
With the Kangaroos' winning streak and the Kiwis' home ground advantage, the Pacific Cup Final in Hamilton promises to be a thrilling and closely contested match.
Both teams have endured a long and challenging season, and they will leave nothing in the tank as they battle for the silverware.