Warringah host Manly in the second Northern Beaches derby this year, while Randwick and Gordon and Western Sydney and Easts also meet in games with big finals implications.

Check out all the team news and analysis ahead of round 13 this weekend.

Warringah v Manly

After beating Manly 30-19, Warringah will look to make it two from two in the Northern Beaches derby when they host the Marlins on Saturday. 

Josh Holmes’ side is unchanged following last week’s big win over Uni. 

Manly were disappointing against Gordon last week. They’ve named Kiwi Iosefa Maloney-Fiaola at lock. Maloney-Fiaola played with Nottingham this year. Lalakai Foketi is also listed on an extended bench. 

Warringah (1-15)

Tonga Tangitau, Wes Thomas, Wayne Borsak, Sam Thomson, Dane Terekia, Charlie McKill, Zac Barnabas, Chlayton Frans, Ben Fuhiniu, Coby Miln, Harvey Elms, Luke McCready, Conor Hickey, Esera Chee Kam, Ben Marr.

Manly (1-15)

Neori Nadruku, Hugo Patterson, Maka Mafileo, Justin Mataele/Rory Bartle, Iosefa Maloney-Fiaola, Ethan Cutler, Hunter Ward, Sau Ofahengaue, Ben Gleeson, Jamie Hill, Brendan Owen, Fraser Toohey, Robbie McIntosh, Byron Sharwood, Wilson Dulieu, Ollie Horne. 

Randwick v Gordon

Randwick and Gordon will both take form into Saturday’s clash at Coogee. 

Waratahs winger Triston Reilly is a big in for the Wicks, while Mitch Watts returns at lock. In the backs, either Jayden Blake or Zac Carr will start at outside centre. 

Gordon lost Joey Walton to Wallabies’ camp, while in form centre James Armstrong also hasn’t been named to face the defending premiers. Ben Kafer and Faiva Faiva will start in the midfield. 

Harry Emery also returns to the starting side at scrumhalf. 

Randwick (1-15)

Olly Adkins, Ben Sugars, Hunter Stewart, Mick Melia, Mitch Watts, Joel Ellis, Max Moore, Ben Houston, Tim Sippel, Andrew Deegan, Triston Reilly, Nick Chan, Jayden Blake/Zac Carr, Christian Yassmin, James Hendren.

Gordon (1-15)

Liam Usher, Jay Fonokalafi, Tristan Fuli, Jack Margin, John Akau’ola-Laula, Presley Tufuga, Tom Horan, Milan Basson, Harry Emery, Ben Pollack, Brandon Quinn, Ben Kafer, Faiva Faiva, Oli Arcus, Will Kaye.

Eastwood v Hunter 

Eastwood need to beat Hunter on Saturday to get their season back on track. Skipper Harry Turner returns to the starting side after playing from the bench in Eastwood’s last two matches. 

Fred Kaihea has been named at prop and Harry Snook will start at flyhalf in the the other changes to the Woodies starting side. 

Hunter coach Scott Coleman has swung the axe again after another disappointing loss. Ryan Toogood will start at hooker, Taufa Kinikini will start at lock and Tiueti Asi will start at No.6. 

In the backs, former Randwick and Souths No.9 Tyzac Jordan will make his Wildfires first grade debut. Centre Ueta Tufuga and winger Frankie Nowell also return to the starting XV. 

Eastwood (1-15)

Fred Kaihea, Iain Carmichael, Matt Johnson, Jack Parsons, Aidan King, Ben Dalton, Harry Turner, Jimmy Hokafonu, Tom Goddard, Harry Snook, Sam Dolores, Michael Stringer, Angus Blackmore, JL Bacon, Lucas Vass.

Hunter (1-15)

Bo Abra, Ryan Toogood, Sam Tufuga, Taufa Kinikini, Rob Puli’uvea, Tiueti Asi, Donny Freeman, Kirk Tufuga, Tyzac Jordan, Jack Evenden, Veni Vahai, Ueta Tufuga, Thomas Watson, Frankie Nowell, Ethan Morgan.

Western Sydney v Eastern Suburbs

Western Sydney have named a settled side to face Easts in a crucial match for both teams. 

Kurt Heatherly was named at fullback last week for the Two Blues but didn’t end up playing. He’s been named again in the only change to Sailosi Tagicakibau’s side that belted Hunter. 

For Easts, Charlie Gamble will start at No.8, replacing returning Force forward Will Harris. Fergus Lee Warner also returns, while Julian Heaven will start at hooker after playing from the bench in last week’s loss to Randwick. 

Western Sydney (1-15)

Kaynan Siteine Tua, David Meki, Airi Hunt, Johnny Kawau, Dan Faleafa, Marcel Faaofo, Ethan Staddon, Tovo Faleafa, Rilloy Suesue, Reece Suesue, Tailiki Nadredre, Jesse Leota, Sitiveni Moceidreke, Nik Vikena, Kurt Heatherly. 

Eastern Suburbs (1-15)

Lewis Ponini, Julian Heaven, Vunipola Fifita, Josh Bokser, Fergus Lee-Warner, Jamie Adamson, Archie Gavin, Charlie Gamble, Jack Grant, Jack Bowen, Calum Randle, Fabian Goodall, Alex McHenry, Blake Rixon, Cooper Whiteside.

Northern Suburbs v West Harbour

After narrowly missing out on a spot in the Aussie 7s Olympic squad, Max Burey will return for Norths in time to face an in form West Harbour side.

In the forwards, Hamish Sinclair will replace brother Hugh at lock and partner Tom Smith in the second row, while Ed Timpson has been named at open side flanker.

West Harbour have made just one change to the side that beat Eastwood last week, with Josh Thompson starting at lock. 

Northern Suburbs (1-15)

George Thornton, Sam Kitchen, Michael Scott, Hamish Sinclair, Tom Smith, Boston Kerapa, Ed Timpson, Luke Gersekowski, Roan Frostwick, Jude Gibbs, Carrick McDonough, Harry Burey, Henry O’Donnell, Seb Cameron, Max Burey.

West Harbour (1-15)

Oisin Michel, Albert Alcock, Vaotangi Mafi, Liam Lord, Josh Thompson, Will McDonald, Will Yates, Otto-Louis Wendt, Drew Sellers, Hunter Hannaford, Senijiale Dawai, Lucas Titherington, Scott King, Enari Kilifi, Matthew Whelan.

Sydney Uni v Southern Districts 

After conceding 50 points at Rat Park, Sydney Uni need to beat Souths at home on Saturday to get their season back on track. 

Todd Louden has made four changes to his starting side. Prop Paddy Tagg and lock Will Cocker return to the forward pack, While Sione Taufui will start at outside centre and Jack Matthews will start at fullback. 

For Souths, who scored 38 points in a loss to Norths last week, Mark O’Reilly replaces Jed Holloway in the Rebels’ backrow and Celeb Beams starts on the wing. 

Sydney Uni (1-15)

Paddy Tagg, Ciaran Loh, Brad Amituanai, Luke Ratcliff, Ilan Evans, Angus Allen, Sam Allsopp, Jack McCalman, Henry Robertson, Joey Fowler, James Kane, Eddie Poolman, Sione Taufui, George Poolman, Jack Matthews.

Southern Districts (1-15)

Issac Clark, Thomas Gibb, Kyle Devine, Phil Potgieter, Jake Douglas, Kaylam Tytherleigh, Mark O’Reilly, Will Burns, Liam Blyde, Brackin Karauria-Henry, Caleb Beams, Lumafale Lualua, Isaac Ratumaitavuki-Kneepkens, Declan Mulcahy, Rihari Wilson.