NRL: Dolphins Vs Storm – Team Stats, Insights & Our Selections

10 months ago - Sportingbase

Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow has scored four tries across his last two NRL games but hasn’t scored a try against the Storm since Round 18, 2020, finishing three games without a try against them since then.

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Betting Insights

The Melbourne Storm have won all three of their NRL matches against The Dolphins by a combined scoreline of 102-46; in fact, they have increased their scoring in each game (24-16 in Rd 12 2023, 30-24 in Rd 16 2024, 48-6 in Rd 25 2024).
The Melbourne Storm have won both of their previous NRL matches against The Dolphins at Suncorp Stadium despite only outscoring The Dolphins in two out of the four halves in those games.
The Dolphins have outscored their opposition in their last five consecutive halves in the NRL after doing so only four times across their previous 15 halves in the competition; the Dolphins have won their last two games by margins of 18 points or more – View Odds Here
The Dolphins have won three of their last four NRL games at Suncorp Stadium after winning only two of their previous six games at the venue and have won their last two NRL games in Queensland overall.
The Melbourne Storm have scored 40+ points in each of their last two NRL games, winning both; the last time they scored 40+ points in three straight games was in Round 7 to 9, 2022.
The Melbourne Storm have won four of their last five NRL games in Queensland with three of those five games seeing a total of 60+ points scored between the teams; in fact, the Storm have held their opposition to fewer than 20 points in only two of their last eight games in the state.
Sualauvi Faalogo (Melbourne Storm) scored the opening try of the game in the last NRL meeting between The Dolphins and Melbourne Storm and went on to score two tries in total in that game; indeed, he’s scored five tries across his last six NRL games overall – View Odds Here
Jamayne Isaako (The Dolphins) has scored three tries across the three NRL games between The Dolphins and Melbourne Storm, more than any other player has scored in the history of this fixture.
Grant Anderson (Melbourne Storm) has scored 12 tries across his last 11 games in the NRL, including four tries across his last two games; though, he’s scored only one try across his last four games when starting at centre on the day – View Odds Here