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Wests Tigers and the St. George-Illawarra Dragons will line up virtually full strength for their final game of the regular season this Saturday at ANZ Stadium.

Coming off a thoroughly convincing 50-16 win over the New Zealand Warriors last week, Jason Taylor has named the same 18-man squad for this week’s game against the Dragons. Manaia Cherrington has been added once more as 18th man, but it still remains to be seen whether he will be included in the final team as per last week’s late change, or whether the man he replaced last week, Kyle Lovett, will be included in the final 17 named on Saturday.

For the Dragons, Fijian winger Eto Nabuli returns to the side on the wing, while Jake Marketo moves into the second row as a replacement for the injured Joel Thompson.

After last week’s loss to the Gold Coast Titans, Paul McGregor’s side need to win to ensure a top-eight finish — depending on how the Sea Eagles go later in the week — so there’s certainly no doubting the intensity the Dragons will bring on Saturday afternoon.

See how the two teams will line up for Saturday’s clash at ANZ Stadium below.

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St. George-Illawarra Dragons

 

Wests Tigers

Josh Dugan

1

James Tedesco

Eto Nabuli

2

David Nofoaluma

Euan Aitken

3

Kevin Naiqama

Peter Mata’utia

4

Tim Simona

Jason Nightingale

5

Pat Richards

Gareth Widdop

6

Mitchell Moses

Benji Marshall

7

Luke Brooks

Leeson Ah Mau

8

Aaron Woods

Mitch Rein

9

Robbie Farah (capt.)

Mike Cooper

10

Sauaso Sue

Tyson Frizell

11

Curtis Sironen

Jake Marketo

12

Chris Lawrence

Trent Merrin

13

Martin Taupau

George Rose

14

Kyle Lovett

Ben Creagh (capt.)

15

Keith Galloway

Mark Ioane

16

Ava Seumanufagai

Jack de Belin

17

Dene Halatau

Craig Garvey

18

Manaia Cherrington

Justin Hunt

23

 

Paul McGregor

Coach

Jason Taylor

 

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