Have you been anywhere outside of training? Where did you go? What time did you leave? What was the reason? They're the four mundane questions that would've helped remove South Sydney supercoach Wayne Bennett's confusion over what he can and can't do inside the NRL bubble. It would've also saved Bennett $20,000 and two weeks in quarantine if only he had've been using the NRL's coronavirus app correctly. Canberra Raiders halfback George Williams revealed the app had been helping keep the Green Machine on the right path since they entered the bubble three months ago. Not only did Bennett break the rules by going out to lunch at a fancy Italian restaurant in Sydney, but he also broke the rules by not entering the details of the aforementioned feast in the app. It was one of a string of recent biosecurity breaches, along with Brisbane Broncos forward Tevita Pangai jnr's trip to the opening of a barbershop - which has him on the verge of having his contract torn up.

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The Roosters were hoping to get a host of their injured stars back for Thursday’s blockbuster clash with the Storm, however they’ll only welcome Josh Morris back — which is still a huge boost in itself. Captain Boyd Cordner and workhorse forward Jared Waerea-Hargreaves are noticeably missing from the line-up.Storm coach Craig Bellamy has named his replacement for injured five-eighth Cameron Munster.

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Round 3 2020 – Best & Fairest Votes

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Siliva Havili looks set to face the Brisbane Broncos, with the Canberra Raiders hooker named in an unchanged 17 for Saturday's clash at Canberra Stadium. Raiders coach Ricky Stuart was hopeful at the start of the week Havili would be able to overcome a triceps strain he suffered in the loss to Penrith on Saturday. Havili came off with more than 30 minutes remaining and was unable to finish the game, although he's responded well to treatment. If he's unable to play the Broncos it will leave Tom Starling as the only recognised dummy half in the squad, although John Bateman has played hooker for England and rookie forward Kai O'Donnell has trained there as well. The Raiders have only won one of their past seven encounters with the Broncos - in round six last year.

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The Brisbane Broncos have named their side for Saturday night's clash.

Darius Boyd starts at fullback again for the Broncos, while Ben Te'o comes into the side in the second row.

Young playmaker Tom Dearden lines up alongside Brodie Croft in the halves.



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