Eels vs Sharks kickoff time, team lists, how to watch and streaming options for NRL Round 2

Liam O'Loughlin

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Cronulla and Parramatta will both be looking to bounce back from Round 1 defeats, with a massive clash between two of the competition heavyweights set for Friday night. 

In a bid for revenge following a horror exit in 2022, the Sharks were again defeated by South Sydney last weekend, and will now be without veteran forward Wade Graham for the next month.

A depleted Eels outfit fell short in golden-point against the Storm and will be looking to right that wrong against a fellow top-four hopeful. 

The match between the Eels and Sharks will begin at 6pm AEDT from CommBank Stadium in Sydney. 

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Here's everything you need to know about the Eels vs Sharks Round 2 clash. 

What time is the NRL tonight? Eels vs Sharks kickoff time

Friday night's blockbuster between the Cronulla Sharks and Parramatta will kick off at 6pm AEDT. 

The match will be held at CommBank Stadium in Sydney. 

Sydney/Melbourne Brisbane Adelaide Perth New Zealand
6pm 5pm 5.30pm 3pm 8pm

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How to watch or live stream Eels vs Sharks

Fox League will broadcast Friday night's game. Coverage will start from 5.30pm AEDT, with kick off scheduled for 6pm AEDT. 

Kayo Sports will also stream the game live. 

TV channel Fox League
Live stream Kayo Sports

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Eels vs Sharks Round 2 team lists

EELS TEAM LIST SHARKS TEAM LIST

1. Clint Gutherson
2. Maika Sivo
3. Will Penisini
4. Waqa Blake
19. Bailey Simonsson
6. Dylan Brown
7. Mitchell Moses
8. Reagan Campbell-Gillard
9. Josh Hodgson
10. Junior Paulo
11. Bryce Cartwright
12. Matt Doorey 
13. J’maine Hopgood

14. Jirah Momoisea
15. Jack Murchie
16. Wiremu Greig
17. Makahesi Makatoa

1. Will Kennedy
2. Sione Katoa
3. Jesse Ramien 
4. Siosifa Talakai
5. Ronaldo Mulitalo
6. Matt Moylan
7. Braydon Trindall
8. Toby Rudolf
9. Blayke Brailey
10. Braden Hamlin-Uele
11. Briton Nikora
12. Teig Wilton
13. Dale Finucane

14. Cameron McInnes
15. Royce Hunt
16. Oregon Kaufusi
17. Connor Tracey

 

Liam O'Loughlin

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Liam has been with The Sporting News since 2019, helping lead both NRL and cricket content, as well as delving into the world of combat sports and NFL. A true rugby league tragic, he has spent the past 20 years playing, coaching and volunteering for his beloved junior club, Penshurst RSL. 

Away from work, Liam has a lifelong passion for all things pro wrestling and has travelled abroad to attend showcase events for WWE, AEW and NJPW.