South Sydney Rabbitohs vs New Zealand Warriors - Round 25, 2026
The result
The Warriors led 26 to 8 at halftime and cruised home from there, beating the Rabbitohs 45 to 26 at Accor Stadium. James Fisher-Harris got the Warriors moving with the first try in the 6th minute, and Souths never got closer than 6 points after the break.
How it unfolded
The Warriors ran for 1599 metres to the Rabbitohs' 1380 and completed at 89 percent against Souths' 77 percent. Despite that, the Rabbitohs made 9 line breaks to the Warriors' 7, finding gaps even as the ball control tilted heavily New Zealand's way.
Against projection
Eddie Ieremia-Toeava scored 73 off the bench against a projection of 47, and Chanel Harris-Tavita went for 61 against a projection of 42. At the other end Euan Aitken managed just 34 against a projection of 53, while Erin Clark's 27 came up 18 short of his 45, in only 38 minutes on the field.
Price moves
Demitric Vaimauga rose $30,000 after scoring 49 against a break even of just 20, and Alex Johnston climbed $28,000 with 63 against a break even of 34. On the other side, Peter Mamouzelos dropped $22,000 after managing only 14 against a break even of 31, while Lachlan Hubner fell $18,000 having scored 19 against a break even of 37.
Ownership outcome
Keaon Koloamatangi was the most owned player in the match at 11.9 percent and returned 51. Down among the low-owned, Jayden Sullivan beat his projection of 27 by 23 points with a score of 50, though he sat at just 4.2 percent ownership.
