2025 Langer Trophy live stream: Wavell SHS v Marsden SHS, Round 5
PLEASE NOTE: The Langer Trophy clash between Marsden SHS and Wavell SHS has been postponed due to the heavy deluge in Queensland's southeast. We will provide a new date for the match when available.
Marsden SHS will confront the last chance saloon on Wednesday when they face Langer Trophy premiership contenders Wavell SHS.
Put simply, Marsden have to win to stay in finals contention after claiming just one victory over the first month of footy.
With only the top five progressing into the finals following a competition revamp, Marsden cannot afford to lose even one of their remaining three games.
The Langer Trophy clash between Marsden and Wavell will be available live and free on KommunityTV from 4.30pm.
The cavalry is on the way, with two of their state schoolboy players, forwards Mace Andrew and Tupou Francis, ruled fit to play.
And Marsden will need all hands on deck against a Wavell side which looms as a top three finisher this season.
Wavell look to be dark horses for the title, having narrowly lost to competition pacesetters Keebra Park by just four points during round three.
Marsden's Mace Andrew is a confirmed starter after playing a staring role for Queensland during the ASSRL Under-18 National Championships. Picture: Courtney Thomson
Wavell has all bases covered, including around the spine where fullback Timahna Tandy and halves Charlie Webb and Payton Gifford were benefiting from a mobile pack motivated on both sides of the ball.
Wavell also has running strike power through the backs.
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