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Warriors by 1-6
Model score: Titans 22 — 23 Warriors
Total points: the model's 45-point expected total leans higher-scoring than a typical NRL game (~41 combined points).
How this works: our model averages each side's points scored and conceded across their last 5 completed games, matches attack against defence, and adds a 2-point home-ground adjustment. A data lean, not a certainty — injuries and team news can move it.
Across their last 5 meetings it is Titans 3, Warriors 2, averaging 52.2 total points per game. Titans have won 3 of their last 5. Warriors have won 3 of their last 5.
Last 5 meetings: Titans 3, Warriors 2 — averaging 52.2 total points per game.


Titans
77.7 SC avg · 0.6 tries · 114m run · 17.9 tackles (16 games)
71.5 SC avg · 0.2 tries · 203m run · 3.4 tackles (18 games)
63.8 SC avg · 0.1 tries · 121m run · 34.1 tackles (18 games)
62.4 SC avg · 0.1 tries · 139m run · 31.6 tackles (15 games)
Warriors
81.1 SC avg · 0.3 tries · 161m run · 41.1 tackles (14 games)
73.3 SC avg · 0.3 tries · 64m run · 17.8 tackles (10 games)
72.6 SC avg · 0.4 tries · 88m run · 23.0 tackles (9 games)
65.0 SC avg · 0.2 tries · 134m run · 28.6 tackles (18 games)
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