The Sharks aim to extend their successful streak in Perth when they face the Roosters at Optus Stadium this Saturday.
Having won their last four matches in Western Australia, including two at this venue, Cronulla feels at home.
This highly anticipated clash against the Roosters follows an earlier matchup featuring the Rabbitohs and Raiders in an exciting NRL double-header.
After recent victories over the Raiders and Warriors, Cronulla seeks to solidify their position in the top eight ahead of a bye next week.
They look to replicate their last encounter with the Roosters, where they triumphed 20-10, eliminating the Tricolours from the finals.
Both clubs currently have six points, but the Roosters' tally includes a fortunate bye last week, as they struggle to find consistent form.
A knee injury to Jesse Ramien has led to a lineup adjustment for the Sharks, allowing Mawene Hiroti to debut this season at centre.
Hiroti has a knack for Perth, having scored two tries during his previous visits, including one against Manly last year.