Parramatta Eels vs. Wests Tigers: Would it be a 4th Win For The Eels?

Parramatta Eels vs. Wests Tigers will take place on Monday 18th April, 2022 – 09:00 (Moscow time) at Commback (Paramatta). This will surely be an excellent and exciting match. Stay tuned for updates.

The Parramatta Eels made it three consecutive victories by defeating the Gold Coast Titans last week, but they know they need to improve on that effort after allowing their opponents back into the game when they believed it was won.

The Eels built a 0-20 lead in that game but were only able to hold on by six points as the Titans staged a comeback, so they will need to generate more over the course of the 80 minutes this week, despite being given a double blow with Waqa Blake and Junior Paulo both ruled out.

Starting 13: Gutherson, Penisini, Opacic, Niukore, Simonsson, D. Brown, Moses, Campbell-Gillard, Mahoney, Kaufusi, Lane, Papali'i, N. Brown – Interchanges: Makatoa, Matterson, Perham, Rein – Reserves: Cartwright, Arthur, Greig, Rodwell, Loizou, El-Zakhem, Cini

Unavailable: Haze Dunster, Maika Sivo, Sean Russell, Ray Stone, Waqa Blake, Junior Paulo

Wests Tigers head coach Michael Maguire's time is likely up as his team produced another dreadful performance and would have been nilled except for a last-gasp interception from Ken Maumalo, who scored a consolation in a one-sided loss to Cronulla Sharks.

Wests have now lost eight consecutive games following that 30-4 defeat, and things do not get any easier here, though they will hope the return of Jackson Hastings from the suspension can provide them with a spark in the halves in what will be a much-changed team, with Maguire axeing the likes of Maumalo, Oliver Gildart, and Tyrone Peachey, among others.

Starting 13: Laurie, Nofoaluma, Roberts, Garner, To'a, Brooks, Hastings, Tamou, Simpkin, Musgrove, Tuilagi, Leilua, Ofahengaue – Interchanges: Madden, Twal, Mikaele, Seyfarth – Reserves: Peachey, Liddle, Gildart, Maumalo, Simpkins, Tupou, Dias

Unavailable: Shawn Blore, Adam Doueihi, Asu Kepaoa, Tommy Talau, Stefao Utoikamanu

The Parramatta Eels extended their winning streak to four games with a win over the Gold Coast Titans last week, and they enter this match as heavy favorites against the Wests Tigers.

It's easy to understand why, given Wests' winless start to the season, which included a thrashing at the hands of the Cronulla Sharks last week.

That makes it eight straight losses dating back to last season, and another loss is almost certainly on the cards today against an in-form Eels squad, with the hosts capable of winning by 20+ points.

• Handiсap Parramatta Eels (-20.5) for 1.8
• Total Under 43.5 for 1.83
• Total destinations less than 8 for 1.95