Eels vs Bulldogs

The Parramatta Eels are bringing a huge line up of footy and music to CommBank Stadium this Saturday 20th August, teaming up with SOUND WEST Music + ...

Merchandise will be available at the Eels Wherever you’re watching the game, if you drink, you’ll need a Plan B to get home. Members Lounge returns at CommBank Stadium! With lots of fun activities, they’ll love Feel Good Sunday in PARRAdise as much as you. The Membership Team will be located internally at CommBank Stadium, where they will be present at the Member Services Outlet located at Gate D and in the Membership Marquee in the concourse. It is expected to be a sell-out crowd with fans urged to arrive early to soak in the atmosphere of all three matches and the entertainment in and around the stadium.

The Bulldogs' improved late-season form will be put to the test vs a hungry and dangerous Eels team looking to sure up their finals berth.

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The Parramatta Eels and the Canterbury Bulldogs face off at CommBank Stadium in one of the NRL's most famous and longest-standing rivalries. Join The…

Josh Jackson 14. Contrastingly, if the error-riddled and ineffective Eels that have popped up from time to time during the season arrive at CommBank Stadium, they will be in all sorts of trouble. Join The Roar for live scores and commentary from 3pm (AEST). 0 Jackson Topine 17. M. Josh Addo-Carr 6.

Matt Attard previews the round 23 clash between the Eels and the Bulldogs. Here's what we have to look forward to. MATCHDAY NEWS. MATCHDAY SCHEDULE.

Parramatta led 18-2 with nine minutes left before the Bulldogs scored three tries to tie the game at 18-18. Their defence has been shocking and something they will quickly have to rectify. They missed 32 tackles and made 13 errors. [Embed from Getty Images](http://www.gettyimages.com/detail/1402609821) The Bulldogs missed 31 and made nine errors. Josh Jackson 14. Josh Addo-Carr 6. [Embed from Getty Images](http://www.gettyimages.com/detail/1414386112) [NRL Team List Tuesday](https://nothingbutleague.com/2022/03/08/2022-nrl-team-list-tuesday-round-2/) [Embed from Getty Images](http://www.gettyimages.com/detail/1414405119) [all-time classic preliminary finals](https://www.bulldogs.com.au/news/2014/08/12/memorable-match-1998-preliminary-final/) in 1998. MATCHDAY TEAM NEWS MATCHDAY NEWS

The Eels' loss to fellow contenders Souths dropped them from fifth to seventh on the ladder and in danger of being passed by the Roosters unless they can ...

The Eels lead the NRL in offloads with 278 and the Bulldogs sit third with 241. Junior Paulo v Paul Vaughan: After making 187 metres in Round 20 against Penrith and 173 against Manly in Round 21, Paulo was restricted to just 74 metres in the loss to the Rabbitohs so he'll be on a mission from the opening whistle. Bulldogs: A couple of huge inclusions with Englishman Luke Thompson and Tongan powerhouse Tevita Pangai jnr coming into the 17 on Friday.

Sizzling Eels halves drive up asking price; woeful Bulldogs limping to finish line: 3 Big Hits.

The Eels are a completely different side when Mitchell Moses plays and he returned from injury to lead the home side to a comprehensive victory. Brown scored two tries in the second half off the back of Mitchell Moses grubbers to cap off a man-of-the-match display. However, it was their woeful defence that was the biggest issue against the Eels and they need to show far more desperation if they want to finish the season on a high. Dylan Brown is just as big a signing priority as his halves partner after he inspired the Eels to a big win with a superb outing at CommBank Stadium. Brown was at his brilliant best with 97 run metres, three tackle busts, an offload, a linebreak, two linebreak assists, three try assists and two tries to tear the Bulldogs to shreds. His pass to put Maika Sivo over in the corner in the first half was reminiscent of his former coach Andrew Johns at his best. Moses and Brown combined again with another grubber to give the No.6 his second try and push the Eels 38-6 ahead. Brown then finished off a pinpoint grubber from Moses with some brilliant soccer skills to score the Eels’ sixth of the afternoon and put the result to bed. It was raining tries for wingers when Maika Sivo got in on the party to push the Eels back out to a 10-point lead after a brilliant cutout pass from Brown. The Bulldogs opened the scoring with a penalty goal to Matt Burton after an Eels indiscretion. Aaron Schoupp produced a brilliant finish to get the Bulldogs back in the contest. The Eels thrashed the Bulldogs 42-6 in an eight-try rout with Dylan Brown and Mitchell Moses producing masterclasses at CommBank Stadium.

Wide World of Sports' coverage of round 23 of the NRL sees Parramatta Eels take on Canterbury first up.

[spoke afterwards and gave a very sincere and emotional apology](https://wwos.nine.com.au/nrl/wests-tigers-captain-james-tamou-issues-apology-after-being-sent-off-for-dissent/716b4a71-488f-490d-9272-a2c86940be95), as he faces a multi-week ban, if the Brandon Smith case is any guideline. A contrite Tamou

The Eels have overpowered the Bulldogs 42-6 at CommBank Stadium on Saturday to climb to fifth on the ladder.

If you want to play like a good NRL team you've got to be able to control the footy and build some pressure on the opposition and we're not doing that at the moment." At the moment we are really struggling to do that and it's our discipline and it's on us. "We've showed in the big games what we can do, it's finding that want all the time, that desire to do it all the time, that's what we have to prove. Just to show that we are a good NRL team, not a bottom NRL team. "We just want to get into a grind with a team and not be so impatient. Brown's 14th try assist for the season was one of his best and you get the feeling there's plenty more to come from the classy 22-year-old five-eighth.