Roosters vs. Rabbitohs Predictions

We have Roosters vs. Rabbitohs predictions for the Round 27 game on Friday September 5 at 8:00pm at Allianz Stadium.

The Roosters are warm favourites to get revenge over the Rabbitohs, having lost to Sydney earlier in the year.

Roosters vs. Rabbitohs Predictions

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Best Bet

Roosters –13.5 @ $1.90

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Most of the money has come for the Roosters, who are now –13.5 favourites. They should have the class advantage over the Rabbitohs, who are just trying to cause an upset in the final round of the competition.

The Roosters might have lost 20-14 in April, but a lot of water has gone under the bridge since then. The Roosters have improved, and they will want to enter the finals with momentum on their side, which is why we’re backing them at the –13.5 line.

They scored a massive win over a weakened Storm team last week, winning 40-10, and it could be a similar scoreline.

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Same Game Multi

Roosters –13.5, Mark Nawaqanitawase Anytime Try Scorer, James Tedesco Anytime Try Scorer, Over 50.5 @ $5.00

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Punters don’t get massive odds for the Roosters try scorers, but our picks are worth including in NRL same game multi picks.

Mark Nawaqanitawase got back to his best form with four tries against the Storm, and he’s making a strong case for top NRL try scorer. He is one try ahead of Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow, and we expect him to win the title.

We also like James Tedesco to score a try at $1.76. He comes off consecutive games with a try, and he’s leading by example. He has four tries from his last four games, so the trend could continue in what should be a high scoring game. Punters should also include the over 50.5 line.

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Best Value Bet

Siua Wong Anytime Try Scorer @ $5.60

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It was great to see Siua Wong crash over for a try last week, which was a long time coming. He’s not a noted try scorer, but he should get plenty of opportunities against the Rabbitohs.

Punters get $5.60 for Wong to score a try, which is a good price from bookmakers, and it would make for a good story.

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