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Josh Hodgson v Peter WallaceBoth hookers have been one of the key components in their sides charge to the semi-final. Hodgson has been the most accomplished No.9 this season and is so dangerous in attack around the ruck.Wallace made a surprise move from the halves to hooker earlier this year, but the shift by Panthers coach Anthony Griffin has proved to be a masterstroke.Wallace combines perfectly with Matt Moylan, Nathan Cleary and Bryce Cartwright in the Panthers unorthodox offensive structure.How fit Hodgson is remains to be seen after he battled an ankle injury in the lead-up.But when he drifts across field anything can happen.Matt Moylan v Jack Wighton.Moylan was superb in the Panthers comprehensive elimination final win over Canterbury last weekend and he is the fulcrum of the Panther attack.However he can be a little suspect under the high ball.Wighton plays it as tough as anyone and is fantastic in defence and running the ball out of his own end, even if he does not have hands as silky as Moylans.The wet conditions expected in Canberra might prove more to Wightons liking and less open to Moylans expansive style.Iosia Soliola v Trent MerrinAfter returning from Super League, Soliola has been at the heart of everything for Canberra this year.Merrins move to the Panthers has been no less of a successful.The former NSW back-rower had arguably his best game for the Panthers in the win over Canterbury last week, while the Raiders struggled as the game went on against the Sharks.Keeping up their early intensity throughout the game will be crucial for the Raiders and Soliola is key here.Bryce Cartwright v Joey LeiluaNo doubt coach Ricky Stuart will aim Raiders wrecking ball at Cartwright on the visitors right edge.Leilua was down on involvement last week in the loss to Cronulla and that spells bad news for the Panthers.Cartwrights defence has been suspect at times this year and if he tries to grab at Leiluas jumper too often he will find nothing but thin air.Yeezy Schuhe Günstig Amazon . 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In taking its goal tally to 99 in all competitions already this season, City delivered another demonstration of its lethal firepower at Etihad Stadium to set up a fourth-round match at home to another second-tier team -- Watford.Cronulla coach Shane Flanagan has accused his side of getting swept up in their record-breaking winning run and march toward a potentially historic NRL finals series.After having their club-record 15-game winning streak broken by a draw with Gold Coast, the Sharks four-month run without a loss came to an end against a red-hot Canberra last week.For many of the clubs long suffering fans, it was the loss they had to have, and Flanagan said he was hopeful it would help them refocus just four weeks out from the semi-finals.He said he felt his team were losing sight of what was important in the weeks leading up to their defeat against Canberra, which saw them surrender top spot to Melbourne.We were in a little bit of a holding pattern two or three weeks ago where we knew we were going to be in the semis and we had to continue to win games on the way home, Flanagan said on Friday.I think we were looking too far ahead to the semi-finals and its hard to keep their heads down and work really hard when they know theyre going to be in the semi-finals.The players coming back from Origin, right across the game in all clubs, struggle a little bit when they come out of Origin and they see daylight and they seee the semi-finals coming.ddddddddddddOf course theyre quality players and they kick into gear and play really well in the last few rounds heading into the semi-finals.Flanagan was confident of a rebound when they face struggling St George Illawarra in a local derby on Saturday night.He admitted to giving his side numerous sprays in the lead up to last weeks loss after noticing his team getting caught up in the hype.Veteran skipper Paul Gallen on Thursday told Triple M that Flanagan had unleashed an award-winning dressing-down at halftime during their win over Newcastle three weeks ago.When asked about the incident, Flanagan said he had unleashed so many verbal tirades lately he found it hard to remember them.I cant remember them too much, they all sort of blend into each other, he said.But Ive had a couple lately.Weve got a great opportunity this year and we dont want to let it slip so sometimes young blokes think that things are going okay and even (skipper Paul Gallen), at this stage of his career, thought things were going okay and needed to be pulled into line. 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