LeagueNews.co | Nick Loken
In a late announcement, the Wests Tigers have revealed their team line-up for the highly anticipated Round 26 match against the Roosters at Allianz Stadium.
The news was reported by the official website of the club, weststigers.com.au, under the title "Late Changes: NRL Round 26 vs Roosters".
It seems that Kit Laulilii has been designated as the 18th man for the Tigers.
For those fans unable to attend the match in person, there are several options for following the action.
The game will be broadcasted on ABC Grandstand and 2GB radio stations, allowing fans to stay updated with live commentary.
Additionally, for those who prefer to watch the game online, they can stream it through KAYO Sports or Watch NRL (international).
As the big clash between the Roosters and the Tigers approaches, the odds have also been released.
According to the head-to-head odds, the Sydney Roosters are favored to win with odds of $1.16, while the Wests Tigers are considered underdogs with odds of $5.25.
The line odds are also available, with the Roosters given a -15.5 handicap at odds of $1.85, and the Tigers given a +15.5 handicap with odds of $1.95.
This match is expected to be an intense battle between two strong teams.
Rugby League fans will be eagerly watching to see how the Wests Tigers will fare against the Roosters, who are currently one of the top teams in the competition.
With the late team changes and the odds stacked against them, the Tigers will undoubtedly need to bring their A-game to have a chance at victory.
It will be interesting to see how the match unfolds and if any unexpected surprises occur on the field.
As the players take to the field on Saturday, the atmosphere will be electric at Allianz Stadium.
Rugby League enthusiasts will be glued to their screens or radios, eagerly awaiting the outcome of this thrilling encounter.
Whether the Roosters continue their dominance or the Tigers pull off an upset, one thing is certain - it will be a match filled with passion, skill, and the hallmark intensity of Rugby League.