Riding high after a miracle comeback in round three the Raiders travel to Mudgee's picturesque Gen Willow Oval with a spring in their step.
Ricky Stuart's men were 22 points down in the shadows of half-time on Saturday and produced a stunning second-half surge to reel in the Titans and register their second narrow win of the season.
The Sea Eagles were also taken to the wire before opening their 2022 account on the back of a Daly Cherry-Evans field goal.
In round six last year the Sea Eagles headed to Mudgee with a 1-4 record and turrned their season around in a big way with a 36-0 demolition of the Titans.
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Team news
Sea Eagles: Josh Aloiai will start in the frontrow in his first appearance of the season after serving a suspension. Sean Keppie drops back to the bench. Teenager Tolutau Koula comes in to the centres for Brad Parker (COVID).
Raiders: Matt Frawley will again start at hooker, with Tom Starling to provide impact from the bench. Winger Nick Cotric returns from the quad injury that has sidelined him for the past two weeks in the only change to the 17 that produced a stunning comeback to down the Titans.
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Key match-up
Daly Cherry-Evans v Brad Schneider: Manly's marquee man has 264 games on his CV as well as a premiership, 16 Origins and 15 Tests. The Raiders No.7 is three games into his career but showing maturity and composure beyond his years. The 21-year-old couldn't be in better hands when it comes to the finer ats of halfback play - his coach Ricky Stuart was one of the great playmakers of the modern era. DCE got Manly home with a clutch field goal against the Bulldogs and he'll
Stat attack
The Sea Eagles have made just eight line breaks so far this season and the Raiders nine, both well off the pace being set by the Sharks with 21 and the Storm, Titans and Knights with 15 apiece.