Ahoy footy fans! NRL Round 7 comes to a close this Anzac long weekend with the Melbourne Storm taking on the New Zealand Warriors. So grab a nice cold beverage and join the Wasted World of Sports for a Live NRL Watch Party and Alternative NRL Commentary with your host, Dan Intox. Melbourne Storm vs New Zealand Warriors Live Stream The New Zealand Warriors will be looking to end a seven-year drought when they face the Melbourne Storm at AAMI Park on Monday night. The Warriors have lost 11 straight matches against the Storm – an unwelcome record they have matched just once previously in their history (against St. George Illawarra between 2008-2015). The Storm looked as dangerous as ever during a hard-fought 34-18 win over Cronulla. Meanwhile, the Warriors played their hearts out against the Roosters only to fall disappointingly short in a 22-14 defeat. It’s the 11th meeting between these two sides on ANZAC Day, with the Warriors winning just two of them, the last of which came in 2014. Jesse and Kenny Bromwich return for Melbourne, shifting Brandon Smith and Trent Loiero to the bench as Chris Lewis and Alec MacDonald drop out. Matt Lodge returns for the Warriors with Aaron Pene dropping to the bench and Taniela Otukolo out of the side. JOIN OUR FREE 2022 NRL TIPPING COMPETITION https://tipping.nrl.com/comps/join?code=Y3KAYU5J #NRL #MelbourneStorm #NZLWarriors
Ahoy footy fans! Round 4 Super Saturday kicks off with the unpredictable New Zealand Warriors taking on the Brisbane Broncos. WATCH NRL GAMES LIVE WITH US Watch the game live for FREE on our Discord server https://discord.gg/3Qg4ZXETxY The New Zealand Warriors notched their first win of the season last week and will look to build on that when they face the Brisbane Broncos in Redcliffe to begin Super Saturday. Contrastingly, the Broncos came crashing back to earth with a 38-12 thumping at the hands of the Cowboys after a 2-0 start. After conceding just three tries across the first fortnight, Brisbane allowed the Cowboys to run in six in a performance that was more reminiscent of what we’ve seen from the Broncos defensively over the past two seasons. The Warriors had been building towards a win and finally got those elusive two points last week despite playing with a man down late. They have named the same 13 this week, although Shaun Johnson is a chance to return from the extended interchange. Ryan James has been elevated to starting prop in the absence of Kurt Capewell while Thomas Flegler and TC Robati return via Brisbane’s bench. Grab a beer and join the Wasted World of Sports crew for a some friendly banter and live watch party of the game - we will see you at kickoff! JOIN OUR FREE 2022 NRL TIPPING COMPETITION https://tipping.nrl.com/comps/join?code=Y3KAYU5J #NRL #NZLWarriors #BrisbaneBroncos
Ahoy footy fans! Footy returns to Campbelltown Stadium for the first time since Round 9 last season as the Wests Tigers host the New Zealand Warriors on Friday evening. Both teams enter this matchup winless, raising the stakes with the loser already in danger of being left behind in 2022. The Tigers couldn’t back up a solid opening-round effort against the Storm as the Knights dominated them from start to finish on Sunday afternoon. Meanwhile, the Warriors were again competitive but as it did in Round 1, their offence faded in the second stanza. A third different halves pairing in as many weeks certainly doesn’t help the visitors as Kodi Nikorima, who was left out last week, comes in to replace Ash Taylor (hip). Skipper James Tamou, Luke Garner and Jacob Liddle all return to Wests’ starting side, while Jackson Hastings has been suspended for three matches. Grab a beer and join the Wasted World of Sports crew for a some friendly banter and live watch party of the game - we will see you at kickoff! JOIN OUR FREE 2022 NRL TIPPING COMPETITION https://tipping.nrl.com/comps/join?code=Y3KAYU5J #NRL #WestsTigers #NZLWarriors