State of Origin is set to cause havoc across the NRL once again this week with a number of sides scrambling to fill their sides. 

The Sydney Roosters have been hit the hardest with four player unavailable due to Game II, although they will be able to call upon skipper James Tedesco after he was dropped from the New South Wales side. 

Manly have to deal with the loss of their two leaders Daly Cherry-Evans and Jake Trbojevic, while also battling a lengthy injury toll which will have their squad depth tested to the limits. 

Elsewhere, Melbourne and Gold Coast have been boosted by the return of star players Ryan Papenhuzyen and David Fifita. 

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Wests Tigers 48-24 Canberra Raiders

Sunday, June 23 at Campbelltown Sports Stadium (4.05pm)

Wests confirmed team:

1. Jahream Bula
2. Solomona Faataape
3. Brent Naden
20. Adam Doueihi
19. Luke Laulilii
6. Lachlan Galvin
7. Aidan Sezer
8. Stefano Utoikamanu
9. Api Koroisau
10. Fonua Pole
11. Reuben Porter
12. Samuela Fainu
13. Justin Matamua

15. Sione Fainu
16. Alex Seyfarth
17. Kit Laulilii
18. Heath Mason

21. Tony Sukkar

Tigers team news:

A late change has been made by the Tigers, with Luke Laulilii making his debut in place of Charlie Staines, who is out with illness.

Solomona Faataape was a late addition to the backline after Alex Lobb was ruled out last week and has kept his spot after a strong display. 

However, Justin Olam has dropped out after initially being named with Adam Doueihi set to return from injury. 

Api Koroisau will go back to hooker with Lachlan Galvin due to return to the halves after being rested. Tallyn Da Silva was named on the bench but has since dropped out with Heath Mason added to the 17. 

Alex Twal remains out after missing last week due to a head knock with Fonua Pole starting up front and Reuben Porter named in the backrow. 

Canberra confirmed team:

1. Jordan Rapana
2. Nick Cotric
3. Matt Timoko
4. Seb Kris
5. Xavier Savage
6. Ethan Strange
7. Kaeo Weekes 
8. Josh Papalii
14. Zac Woolford
10. Joe Tapine
11. Hudson Young
12. Elliott Whitehead
13. Morgan Smithies

9. Danny Levi
15. Ata Mariota
16. Trey Mooney
17. Emre Guler

18. Albert Hopoate

Raiders team news: 

After a disappointing display against the Cowboys, Ricky Stuart has stuck strong with his side. 

One enforced swap will be made after Tom Starling failed his HIA during the loss. He will be replaced by Danny Levi on the bench, with Zac Woolford starting at dummy half.

Hudson Young has been dropped by the Blues, so will be free to take his place in the backrow. 

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Dolphins 24-30 Melbourne Storm

Friday, June 21 at Suncorp Stadium (8.00pm)

Dolphins confirmed team:

1. Trai Fuller
2. Jamayne Isaako
3. Jake Averillo
4. Herbie Farnworth
5. Jack Bostock
6. Kodi Nikorima
7. Isaiya Katoa
8. Jesse Bromwich
9. Jeremy Marshall-King
10. Kenny Bromwich
11. Connelly Lemuelu
12. Euan Aitken
13. Max Plath

14. Josh Kerr
15. Mark Nicholls
16. Ray Stone
17. Tevita Pangai Junior

18. Oryn Keeley

Dolphins team news:

Trai Fuller will cover for the absence of Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow at fullback once again. 

Jesse Bromwich has returned from injury and replaces Felise Kaufusi at prop after the veteran was selected in Queensland's starting side for Game II. He will be partnered up front by his brother Kenny, with Mark Nicholls listed on the bench. 

New signing Tevita Pangai Junior has also earned a spot on the pine with Kurt Donoghoe dropping out. 

Melbourne confirmed team:

1. Ryan Papenhuyzen
2. Will Warbrick
3. Grant Anderson
4. Nick Meaney
14. Jack Howarth
6. Tyran Wishart
7. Jahrome Hughes
8. Tui Kamikamica
9. Bronson Garlick
10. Josh King
11. Shawn Blore
12. Eli Katoa
16. Nelson Asofa-Solomona

5. Sua Fa'alogo
13. Trent Loiero
15. Christian Welch
17. Joe Chan

22. Kane Bradley

Storm team news:

Ryan Papenhuyzen has returned from injury this week in a massive boost for the Storm. Jack Howarth has been switched to the wing late, with Sua Fa'alogo moving to the bench. 

Dean Ieremia has dropped out of the backline, while Grant Anderson keeps his spot with Reimis Smith still out with a head knock. 

Will Warbrick, who has missed the past two weeks with a hip complaint, is back on deck.  

Harry Grant will be replaced by Bronson Garlick at dummy-half after being called away on Origin duty. 

Trent Loiero will start off the pine despite being named in QLD's 20-man squad. 

Gold Coast Titans 66-6 New Zealand Warriors

Saturday, June 22 at Cbus Super Stadium (3.00pm)

Gold Coast confirmed team:

1. Keano Kini
2. Alofiana Khan-Pereira
3. Brian Kelly
12. Beau Fermor
4. Phillip Sami
6. Jayden Campbell
7. Kieran Foran
10. Josiah Pahulu
14. Sam Verrills
13. Erin Clark
11. David Fifita
19. Jacob Alick-Wiencke
9. Chris Randall

8. Keenan Palasia
15. Isaac Liu
16. Iszac Fa'asuamaleaui
17. Joe Stimson

18. Tanah Boyd

Titans team news:

David Fifita will return from an ankle injury in a massive boost to the side with Klese Haas making way. 

Joe Stimson and Iszac Fa'asuamaleaui are new faces on the bench. 

In a host of late changes, Des Hasler has completely re-arranged his side. 

Beau Fermor slots back into the centres after Jojo Fifita dropped out of the side. 

Erin Clark moves back from lock to prop with Keenan Palasia going back to the pine. 

Chris Randall moves to lock to take over from Clark, while Sam Verrills is promoted off the bench to start at dummy-half. 

Jacob Alick-Wiencke has been added from the reserves into the starting side in the backrow. 

New Zealand confirmed team:

1. Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad
2. Edward Kosi
3. Roger Tuivasa-Sheck
4. Adam Pompey
5. Marcelo Montoya
6. Te Maire Martin
7. Shaun Johnson
8. Addin Fonua-Blake
9. Wayde Egan
10. Jackson Ford
11. Marata Niukore
12. Dylan Walker
13. Tohu Harris

14. Chanel Harris-Tavita
15. Jacob Laban
16. Jazz Tevaga
17. Tom Ale

18. Bunty Afoa

Warriors team news:

Dallin Watene-Zelezniak has been hit with a one-match ban for a high shot last week and is replaced by Edward Kosi on the wing. 

Roger Tuivasa-Sheck returns to the backline after being listed as 18th man last week. He will replace Rocco Berry who suffered a shoulder injury in Round 15. 

Mitch Barnett has been named as 18th man for NSW, so will be unavailable for selection in this one. Meanwhile, his most likely replacement on an edge, Kurt Capewell, is also out after receiving a call-up from QLD. 

Dylan Walker has been named to start in an edge, with Jacob Laban added to the bench alongside Tom Ale. 

Sydney Roosters 26-8 Canterbury Bulldogs

Saturday, June 22 at Industree Group Stadium (5.30pm)

Sydney confirmed team:

1. James Tedesco
2. Daniel Tupou
3. Fetalaiga Pauga
4. Joey Manu
5. Dom Young
6. Luke Keary
7. Sam Walker
8. Jared Waerea-Hargreaves
9. Brandon Smith
10. Terrell May
11. Nat Butcher
12. Victor Radley
13. Naufahu Whyte

14. Sandon Smith
15. Blake Steep
16. Sitili Tupouniua
17. Siua Wong

18. Ethan King

Roosters team news:

James Tedesco will feature for the Roosters after being dropped from the Blues' side for Dylan Edwards. 

Dom Young was a late withdrawal from the side last week due to a hamstring issue but will return this week after his replacement, Michael Jennings, went down with a hamstring injury of his own. 

Luke Keary has been named in the extended squad for NSW again but will be free to play in the halves for the Chooks. 

Connor Watson, Angus Crichton and Spencer Leniu won't be available for Trent Robinson though after being named in the 17 for their state. 

Lindsay Smith will also be absent after being named in QLD's team. 

Jared Waerea-Hargreaves and Terrell May are set to form a new front row partnership. 

Brandon Smith will return to the side after being dropped last week due to a club suspension, while Nat Butcher has been promoted off the bench to replace Crichton. 

In a new-look bench, Sandon Smith will be joined by Siua Wong, Blake Steep and Sitili Tupouniua. 

Canterbury confirmed team:

1. Connor Tracey
2. Jeral Skelton
4. Jacob Kiraz
19. Drew Hutchison 
5. Blake Wilson
6. Matt Burton
7. Toby Sexton
8. Max King
9. Reed Mahoney
10. Sam Hughes
12. Jaeman Salmon
23. Viliame Kikau
14. Jake Turpin 

11. Josh Curran
13. Bailey Hayward
16. Kurtis Morrin
17. Lipoi Hopoi

21. Eli Clark

Bulldogs team news: 

Stephen Crichton will be absent from the backline with the Dogs' skipper named by the Blues. Jacob Kiraz will shift into the centres with Jeral Skelton a new face on the wing. 

In a late change, Bronson Xerri has dropped out and been replaced by Drew Hutchison. 

Matt Burton missed out on NSW selection, so will be free to play alongside Toby Sexton in the halves. 

Josh Curran was originally named to take the place of the sidelined Jacob Preston's place in the backrow after being cleared of a head knock.  However, he has since been shifted back to the bench to make way for the returning Viliame Kikau. 

Bailey Hayward copped a head knock in his side's last game too but due to the bye he will be free to take his place in the side, with Kurt Mann sidelined due to suspension. 

Jake Turpin will start at lock after being promoted off the pine ahead of Bailey Hayward. 

South Sydney Rabbitohs 14-0 Manly Sea Eagles

Saturday, June 22 at Accor Stadium (7.35pm)

South Sydney confirmed team:

1. Jye Gray
2. Alex Johnston
3. Taane Milne
4. Richard Kennar
5. Jacob Gagai
6. Jack Wighton
7. Cody Walker
8. Davvy Moale
9. Damien Cook
10. Sean Keppie
11. Michael Chee Kam
12. Jai Arrow
13. Keaon Koloamatangi

14. Peter Mamouzelos
15. Tallis Duncan
16. Tom Burgess
17. Liam Le Blanc

18. Dion Teaupa

Rabbitohs team news:

Latrell Mitchell and Cameron Murray are absent for the rejuvenated Bunnies as they look to make it four wins on the bounce. 

Jye Gray returns from injury at the perfect time as he replaces Mitchell at fullback. 

Jai Arrow suffered an injury late in the piece against the Broncos and is in doubt to play this week. However, he has been listed to start. 

A young gun was always likely to be handed a place on the pine due to the club's lengthy injury list, with Liam Le Blanc earning the spot in Murray's absence. 

Manly confirmed team:

1. Lehi Hopoate
2. Jason Saab
3. Tolu Koula
19. Jaxson Paulo
5. Tommy Talau
6. Luke Brooks
7. Karl Lawton
10. Tof Sipley
9. Jake Simpkin
11. Corey Waddell
4. Aaron Schoupp
12. Ben Trbojevic
13. Nathan Brown

8. Ethan Bullemor
15. Ben Condon
16. Caleb Navale
17. Aitasi James

18. Clayton Faulalo

Sea Eagles team news:

Manly paid the price for their victory over their Dragons last week with Rueben Garrick and Taniela Paseka sidelined with injuries during the win. 

Garrick will be replaced in the backline by Jaxson Paulo after he failed his HIA.  

The Sea Eagles will also be without their two leaders with Daly Cherry-Evans and Jake Trbojevic to skipper their respective states once again in Origin II, while Haumole Olakau'atu has been named by the Blues. 

In a makeshift halves pairing, Luke Brooks will be partnered by Karl Lawton with Jake Arthur still sidelined with a foot injury. 

Tof Sipley and Corey Waddell will form a new partnership up front, while new signing Aaron Schoupp will start in the backrow after initially being named in the centres. 

Aitasi James has earned his first start for his new club after moving from the Tigers, as he is included on a bench also including rookie Caleb Navale and Ben Condon. 

Fellow former Tigers player Jake Simpkin will start at hooker, with Gordon Chan Kum Tong a late out.