NRL R2: Warriors Vs Roosters – Team Stats, Betting Insights & Our Bets

11 months ago - Sportingbase

The Roosters have won their last eight consecutive NRL games against the Warriors, conceding an average of just nine points per game across that frame; their last defeat to the Warriors was in Round 4, 2018.

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Betting Insights

The Sydney Roosters have kept the New Zealand Warriors scoreless in each of their last two NRL meetings in New Zealand, winning by combined margin of 46-0 across those games; in fact, they’ve won five of their last seven games against the Warriors in New Zealand.
The New Zealand Warriors have outscored their opposition in at least one half in each of their last five NRL games at Go Media Stadium, going on to pick up three wins and two losses in that term.
The New Zealand Warriors have won only two of their last seven NRL games played on a Friday and will be looking to win back-to-back Friday games for the first time since Round 26, 2023 after defeating the Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles 36-16 in Round 2 this season.
The Sydney Roosters have conceded 30 points or more in each of their last three NRL games; the last time they conceded 30+ points in more consecutive games was a four-game stretch from Round 2 to 5 in 2007.
The Sydney Roosters have scored 40+ points in four of their last seven NRL games outside New South Wales, winning all four of those games but losing all three in which they scored fewer than 40 points.
The Sydney Roosters have lost their last three consecutive games when they’ve scored the opening try of the game on the day after winning 15 of their previous 16 such fixtures; furthermore, they’ve scored the first try of the game in each of their last three meetings with the New Zealand Warriors and won all three.
The Sydney Roosters have scored one try for every 7.3 play-the-balls they’ve had in the opposition 20m zone this NRL campaign, the most frequent of any team in the competition.
Roger Tuivasa-Sheck (New Zealand Warriors) has scored one try in each of his last two NRL games and will be looking to score tries in three straight games for the first time since Round 16, 2020.
Dominic Young (Sydney Roosters) has scored 21 tries across his last 20 NRL games and has crossed for three tries across his last three games against the New Zealand Warriors.