The teams are in for the NRL semi-finals, with the Sydney Roosters, Cronulla Sharks, New Zealand Warriors and Newcastle Knights to put it all on the line.
There is a big chance of a return at the Knights, the Warriors have some late questions to answer, and Angus Crichton will have a second crack at passing fit.
Here are all the changes for the semi-finals in this week's edition of Rapid Fire.
Sydney Roosters
- Egan Butcher is out for the Roosters, so Salesi Foketi comes back in to the starting side, with Angus Crichton added to the bench. He was named there last Tuesday, but didn't pass fit.
- No other changes for the Roosters.
Cronulla Sharks
- One change on the bench for the Sharks, with Jayden Berrell replacing Niwhai Puru.
- Sam Stonestreet and Niwhai Puru remain on the reserves list.
New Zealand Warriors
- After being a late inclusion for the loss to the Dolphins, Adam Pompey remains in the side for the semi-finals.
- Leka Halasima is a chance of playing, named on the reserves list. He was a late out that allowed Pompey to play, sitting with an ankle injury during the warm-up.
- Dallin Watene-Zelezniak is also on the reserves list and could play - that ultimately could see Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad push in to the centres.
- Jackson Ford is out injured, replaced on the bench by Morgan Gannon in the only other change.
Newcastle Knights
- The Knights have gone with the exact same 19-man squad for their semi-final.
- Dylan Lucas has been named among the reserves and is a chance to come into the side.
- The second-rower, if he plays, would likely only take a bench role given the form of Francis Manuleleua and Jermaine McEwen. Thomas Cant is likely the most in danger of losing his spot for the trip across the Tasman.
