CommBank Stadium will play host to Sunday's Round 15 NRL game between Canterbury Bulldogs and Wests Tigers. The game kicks off at 4:05 pm with Canterbury Bulldogs heading into the game as favourites with the bookmakers. Continue reading for our in-depth preview of the Canterbury Bulldogs vs. Wests Tigers game and give you our free tips and bets.

When: Sunday June 19, 2022 at 4:05 pm

Where: CommBank Stadium

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Canterbury Bulldogs vs Wests Tigers Odds

Canterbury Bulldogs vs Wests Tigers Preview

Canterbury is fizzing after an incredible 34-4 destruction of Parramatta on Monday, Josh Addo-Carr (three tries) and Matt Burton (three try-assists) were typically sensational and the likes of Jacob Kiraz and Jake Averillo followed the lead of the Bulldogs’ marquee men.

The Bulldogs’ attack has flourished under Mick Potter, registering their four highest scores of the season (at an average of 24.5 per game) in his four matches in charge.

Debutant Kurtis Morrin comes onto the bench for Chris Patolo (head knock) in their only change.

Fellow wooden spoon contenders Wests Tigers responded encouragingly initially under caretaker coach Brett Kimmorley last Saturday, trailing Manly by just two early in the second half… before crumbling to a 30-4 loss.

It was the fifth time this season the Tigers have been held to one try or less.

The good news this week is Adam Doueihi makes his first appearance of 2022 from the bench, while Asu Kepoa replaced suspended centre Brent Naden.

Lucianio Leilua’s shock release this week doesn’t help their cause, though and Fa’amanu Brown comes onto the Tigers’ bench for Jock Madden.

The struggling, coach-axing teams meet for the second time in five weeks, the Tigers prevailed 36-22 at Leicchardt Oval in Potter’s first match in charge of the Bulldogs, who fought back admirably from an 18-0 halftime scoreline.

Jackson Hastings pulled the strings for the Tigers, while Ken Maumalo and Brown grabbed doubles.

It would be imprudent to get carried away with the Bulldogs’ blistering high point last week.

But in Burton and Addo-Carr, they boast one of the NRL’s most potent attacking duos and they certainly look decent value as only narrow favourites to go back-to-back.

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