Two of the NRL\u2019s form teams meet this Saturday, with the Roosters hosting the Broncos at Allianz Stadium in Sydney.<\/p>\n
The Roosters looked sharp last week, putting the Dragons to the sword 62-16 for their fourth straight win.<\/p>\n
Brisbane also impressed, beating the Bulldogs comprehensively despite a raft of injuries.<\/p>\n
The Broncos regain Reece Walsh and Pat Carrigan for this clash, while Sydney remain unchanged.<\/p>\n
Sydney are playing excellent footy and have dominated this matchup in recent years.<\/p>\n
However, that big win over the Dragons could lead to a slight drop-off. Brisbane are building nicely and look close to their best again.<\/p>\n
They can win this, but at the very least should keep it tight.<\/p>\n
Both sides are scoring heavily. The Broncos are averaging 27.5 points across their last four, while the Roosters are at 41.75.<\/p>\n
There\u2019s also scoring history here, with two of the last three meetings seeing one side crack 40 points.<\/p>\n
With strong attacking units and favourable conditions, points should flow.<\/p>\n
Nawaqanitawase is in elite form, scoring multiple tries in three of his last four games.<\/p>\n
He also has eight tries in his last five at Allianz Stadium, showing how dangerous he is at this venue.<\/p>\n
With Walsh returning, expect plenty of aerial contests where Nawaqanitawase can capitalise.<\/p>\n