R21: Eels Vs Storm – Our Betting Insights & Bets

2 years ago - Sportingbase

The Storm have won their past two games against the Eels by 30+ points & it is hard to tip anything different here.

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Interesting Betting Insights

The Melbourne Storm have won their last three straight NRL games against the Parramatta Eels with each of their last two wins against them coming by a margin of at least 30 points on the day.
The Parramatta Eels have won three of their last four NRL games against the Melbourne Storm at Commbank Stadium but were defeated 12-16 in Golden Point in their last meeting at the venue (Round 1, 2023), courtesy of a Harry Grant try.
The Parramatta Eels have lost 10 of their last 11 NRL games including their last five in a row; the last time they lost more consecutive games was an eight-game stretch from the 2017 Qualifying Final to Round 6 in 2018.
Each of the Parramatta Eels’ last four NRL games at Commbank Stadium have been decided by a margin of 10 points or more with the Eels losing three of those games; in fact, they’ve lost their last two games at the venue but have never lost more than two straight at the stadium.
The Melbourne Storm have won their last six consecutive NRL games, keeping their opposition to eight points or fewer in two of their last three wins.
The Melbourne Storm have won six of their last seven NRL games away from AAMI Park including their last three in a row; though, they’ve conceded at least 24 points in each of their last four games on the road.
No team has lost more games after leading at half-time this NRL season than the Parramatta Eels (L5) while the Melbourne Storm (W12) are one of only four teams with a 100% win rate when they’ve led at the break on the day (also the Raiders, Rabbitohs, and Sharks).
Blaize Talagi (Parramatta Eels) crossed for a try and made one try assist in his only previous NRL game against the Melbourne Storm (Round 11, 2024) and has scored eight tries across his last eight games in the competition overall.
Harry Grant (Melbourne Storm) has scored six tries across his last four NRL games against the Parramatta Eels including two tries in each of his last two games against them; though, he’s scored just three tries across his last 19 NRL games overall.
Nick Meaney (Melbourne Storm) has scored 9.9 points per 80 minutes this NRL season, the most of any player in the game to feature in more than 80 minutes of game time.