Sunday’s third and final NRL Round 13 match is between Melbourne Storm and Cronulla Sharks with the game being played at AAMI Park in Melbourne. The game is set to kick off at 6:30pm local time with home team Melbourne Storm holding favouritism in the market. View our NRL live scores, odds and results for the game between Melbourne Storm and Cronulla Sharks.

WHERE AND WHEN: AAMI Park, Sunday 9th June, 6:30pm

Opening odds comparison:

Melbourne Storm	1.35	1.30	1.35	1.30	1.35	1.34
Cronulla Sharks	3.20	3.65	3.30	3.65	3.20	3.17

Preview:

It’s the Melbourne Storm vs the Cronulla Sharks at AAMI Park, Sunday at 6.30pm. The Storm will go into this match as favourites, after finally turning the tables against the Roosters two weeks ago to get some momentum on their side. Cronulla will be very difficult to beat, however, with the Sharks in great form and the Storm yet to clear any of their Origin stars to play. While Cronulla are not expected to win this one away from home, with four straight wins on their side, they may just be able to put one over on the Storm.

Teams:

Melbourne Storm:
Billy Slater, Sisa Waqa, Maurice Blair, Will Chambers, Justin O’Neill, Gareth Widdop, Cooper Cronk, Jesse Bromwich, Cameron Smith (capt), Bryan Norrie, Kevin Proctor, Ryan Hoffman, Ryan Hinchcliffe. Interchange: Jason Ryles, Tohu Harris, Junior Moors, Jordan McLean, Brett Finch, Tim Glasby, Kenneath Bromwich (three to be omitted).

Cronulla Sharks:
Michael Gordon, Sosaia Feki, Ben Pomeroy, Jonathan Wright, Beau Ryan, Todd Carney, Jeff Robson, Andrew Fifita, John Morris, Ben Ross, Luke Lewis, Wade Graham, Paul Gallen (c). Interchange: Chris Heighington, Jayson Bukuya, Isaac De Gois, Anthony Tupou, Tyrone Peachey, Sam Tagataese.

Ryan among new Storm NRL shareholders

Successful businessman and Orica-GreenEDGE cycling team owner Gerry Ryan has been named as one of the final three shareholders and directors of the revamped Melbourne Storm.

Matthew Tripp and Michael Watt were also added to the board of Holding MS Australia Pty Ltd, who bought the NRL club from News Limited two weeks ago.

Ryan, the founder of caravan company Jayco Australia, is a long-time passionate fan and backer of the Storm.

Tripp is a former chairman of corporate bookmaker Sportsbet.

New Zealand-born Watt is a leading investor in stage musicals and has been involved in the sale of international broadcast rights for major sports events.

“The shareholder group we have assembled has a vast amount of experience in the sports and entertainment field,” Storm non-executive chairman Bart Campbell said in a statement.

“Both Gerry and Matthew are Melbourne born and bred. They are proud of their city and the Storm’s representation of it on the field.

“It’s important we can tap into their local market knowledge and expertise as we go forward.

“Michael moved to Melbourne at a young age. His business interests have taken him abroad, however his business investments in major musicals allow him to return regularly.”