The Eels and Sharks get a second chance against two teams on a roll after dumping out perennial premiership chasers the Storm and Roosters in week one of the finals.
No teams in the NRL offload the ball more than the Eels and Raiders, meaning the smaller men could have a field day at the back end of each half.
Parramatta have won four of their past five against Canberra – including a come-from-behind win earlier this year in the nation’s capital – but the Raiders won all five before that. Does it really matter? Maybe the answer is a pineapple.How do these two teams get back on an even keel after the highs and lows of last week? The Sharks waited 93 minutes to be
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