Rabbitohs vs. Sharks Predictions

We have Rabbitohs vs. Sharks predictions for the Round 21 game on Saturday July 26 at 7:35pm at Polytec Stadium.

Money has come for the Sharks to win and cover the spread, but the Rabbitohs could keep it close in Gosford on Saturday.

Rabbitohs vs. Sharks Predictions

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Best Bet

Rabbitohs +13.5 @ $1.90

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The Rabbitohs are going through a tough period in their 2025 campaign, and although the playoffs are an afterthought now, they could keep it close against an inconsistent Sharks team.

Cronulla was good against the Roosters last week but repeating that performance could prove too difficult. The Sharks have struggled with winning games that they should, and playing in Gosford won’t help their chances.

If the Rabbitohs have any heart, which they should considering their coach, they should turn up and give the Sharks something to worry about. Take the +13.5 line, which is a fair head start.

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Same Game Multi

Rabbitohs +13.5, Alex Johnston Anytime Try Scorer, Sione Katoa Anytime Try Scorer, Under 48.5 @ $11.00

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Getting $1.99 for Alex Johnston to score a try is excellent value. He’s one of the best scorers of all-time, and we priced him at around $1.65 to score a try for the Rabbitohs.

He’s paying those odds because the Rabbitohs aren’t expected to score many tries, but they should play better than expected, and the winger should cash in. We also like Sione Katoa for the Sharks, who has three tries from his last five games.

Katoa is a good scoring threat, especially when he runs good lines, and if the Rabbitohs defence isn’t up to scratch, he should capitalise at $1.64 odds.

Punters should also include the under in what could be a defence oriented game.

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Best Value Bet

Alex Johnston Anytime Try Scorer @ $1.99

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Getting $1.99 for Johnston to score a try is an excellent price, so punters should include him to score in all NRL bets.

He’s one of the most prolific scorers to ever play the game, and he’s chasing down the record with good pace. Therefore, take the odds on offer from bookies.

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