R10: Tigers Vs Knights – Our Bets

2 years ago - Sportingbase

Tigers have struggled for form recently but they will see this as an opportunity with some wet weather footy to be played against the Knights.

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Tigers Vs Knights – Saturday 3:00pm

The Knights are looking for three wins in a row and get a great chance to do that when they take on a struggling Tigers outfit.

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Interesting Betting Insights

The Newcastle Knights have won their last four NRL matches against Wests Tigers – their longest winning run against them in the history of the competition; the Knights have conceded just 11 points per game across that span.
Wests Tigers have won only one of all their four NRL matches at Scully Park in Tamworth (L4) – a 30-14 victory against the Gold Coast Titans (27 April 2019); they have been outscored on the day in only one of the four second halves in that span.
The Newcastle Knights have won each of their last two NRL matches, as many as they won across their eight games in the competition prior to that span (W2 L6); they have conceded exactly six points in the first halves of each of those two wins.
Wests Tigers have lost their last five NRL matches by an average margin of 14 points per game; they have scored no more than six points on the day in four of their five first halves in that span, including two instances of being kept scoreless by half-time during this period.
The Newcastle Knights defeated the Dolphins 18-14 in their last NRL match away from McDonald Jones Stadium (28 April 2024), snapping a four-match losing run away from the venue; the Knights have scored no more than 18 points on the day in four of their last five such fixtures, including each of their last three.
Wests Tigers have scored the first points on the day in three matches this NRL season, only the Sydney Roosters (2) and Gold Coast Titans (2) have logged fewer games in this category; only the Brisbane Broncos (2) have conceded the first points in fewer games in the campaign than the Newcastle Knights (3).
Charlie Staines (Wests Tigers) has scored three tries across his last two NRL matches, as many as he logged in his 15 games in the competition prior to that span; he’s scored one try in three career appearances against the Newcastle Knights.
Jackson Hastings (Newcastle Knights) has been directly involved in at least one try in six of his last seven NRL matches, scoring three tries and providing five try assists across that span; although, he’s recorded only one direct try involvement in five career appearances against Wests Tigers (1 try assist).
Justin Olam (Wests Tigers) has scored five tries in his last three NRL matches against the Newcastle Knights; although, he has not scored a try in his last five games in the competition overall.
Dane Gagai (Newcastle Knights) has been directly involved in nine tries in his last seven NRL matches against Wests Tigers (6 tries, 3 try assists), including a try and three try assists in his last three games against them.