NRL live updates: Sharks vs Dragons, Dolphins vs Roosters, Bulldogs vs Warriors
First up, St George Illawarra will fight to keep their faint finals hopes alive in a local derby with Cronulla, who are looking to force their way into the top four.
Then we head to Lang Park where the Dolphins and Roosters will fight it out for eighth spot on the ladder.
Finally, the Bulldogs will host the Warriors with the Kiwi side facing the prospect of dropping outside the top four for the first time in months.
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