Wests Tigers vs Parramatta Eels live scores – NRL 2013 Round 3

Joseph

13 years ago

Friday nights NRL Round 3 match is between Wests Tigers and Parramatta Eels. The opening kick is set to commence at 8:05pm local time with the match to be played at Leichhardt Oval. The home team ‘Wests Tigers’ are the current favourites for the match and definitely look the team to beat in the match. View our live scores and results for tonight’s NRL match.

WHERE AND WHEN: Leichhardt Oval, Friday @ 20:05

Wests Tigers $1.68 vs Parramatta Eels $2.18 at Sportsbet Australia

Wests Tigers $1.76/ vs Parramatta Eels $2.10 at Luxbet Australia

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Wests Tigers:

Tim Moltzen, Joel Reddy, Blake Ayshford, Chris Lawrence, Marika Koroibete, Benji Marshall, Jacob Miller, Jack Buchanan, Robbie Farah, Aaron Woods, Braith Anasta, Liam Fulton, Adam Blair
Interchange: Ben Murdoch-Masila, Ava Seumanufagai, Matt Bell, Eddy Pettybourne, Masada Iosefa, Sauaso Sue (two to be omitted)

Parramatta Eels:

Jarryd Hayne, Vai Toutai, Ryan Morgan, Jacob Loko, Cheyse Blair, Ben Roberts, Chris Sandow, Mitchell Allgood, Matt Keating, Tim Mannah, Ken Edwards, Matthew Ryan, Ben Smith
Interchange: Joseph Paulo, Darcy Lussick, Fuifui Moimoi, Kelepi Tanginoa

Referees: Shayne Hayne/Alan Shortall
Video Referee: Steve Clark/Luke Patten

Where It Will Be Won: One of the big questions surrounding the Tigers this season has been whether they boast the forward depth to make an impact in this competition and with Keith Galloway sidelined with injury they will be tested against a Parramatta side that has performed well though the middle this season.

The Tigers will rely on a particularly young front row that includes starting duo Aaron Woods (two tries, 20 hit-ups and 144 metres last week) and Jack Buchanan (99 metres) as well as Matthew Bell and Ben Murdoch-Masila.

The History: Played 26; Eels 15, Wests Tigers 10, drawn 1. The Wests Tigers hold an advantage in recent history, winning six of the past nine clashes between the sides.

Match Officials: Referees – Shayne Hayne & Alan Shortall; Sideline Officials – Russell Turner & Grant Atkins; Video Referees – Steve Clark & Luke Patten.

Televised: Channel 9 – Live 8pm; Fox Sports – Delayed 10.30pm.

The Way We See It: The jury is still out on both of these sides although we do like what we’ve seen from Parramatta in their two outings against the Warriors and Bulldogs so far – even if they couldn’t quite get the job done against last year’s grand finalists a week ago.

On form, they could prove a touch too solid for the under-strength Tigers but we can’t ignore the Leichhardt Oval factor. The Tigers always lift when playing here and will be extremely tough to beat. Eels by two points.