NRLW Team Lists: Round 4

Titans: Jasmine Peters returns to the centres with Hagiga Mosby moving to the reserves while Zara Canfield is also back after serving a one-match ban. April Ngatupuna looks set to play her first match of the season off the bench with Annette Brander coming out of the 17. 

Eels: Dean Widders has named an unchanged line-up after the side finished just short against Newcastle last week. Filomina Hanisi came off the bench in a late change and could so again with the Cherrington sisters - Kennedy and Rueben - set to play their second match together.

Broncos v Dragons, Saturday 2:50pm at AAMI Park, Melbourne

Broncos: Kiwi Ferns prop Annetta Nu'uausala has been named to make her Broncos debut after a false start in recent weeks with Sophie Holyman shifting back to the interchange. Shakiah Tungai (head knock) is included on the wing despite leaving the field last week. Sara Sautia drops to the reserves. 

Dragons: Tegan Dymock (shoulder) and Chantel Tugaga (shoulder/neck) are out. Talei Holmes has been named on the bench after missing last week due to a knee injury. Holli Wheeler is listed at lock despite suffering a collarbone injury last week while Andie Robinson returns on the wing with Cassie Staples moving back to the reserves.

Roosters v Knights, Sunday 1:10pm at Allianz Stadium, Sydney

Roosters: The competition leaders have made several changes to their line-up with Shaniah Power (head knock) and Sarah Togatuki (general soreness) out of the starting side. Bench players Pani Hopoate and Otesa Pule earn starts with former Bronco Chante Temara, the younger sister of Zahara, and Sam Economos coming onto the bench while Joeli Morris joins the interchange for Shawden Burton. Roosters winger Jayme Fressard is also out, replaced by Jasmin Strange, the daughter of coach John Strange, on the wing.

Knights: Autumn-Rain Stephens Daly (knee) is out with former Kiwi Fern Kiana Takairangi back on the wing after missing last week. Simone Karpani returns from a rib complaint to start at lock with Tiana Davison moving back to the reserves. Caitlin Moran retains her spot on the bench after her NRLW debut.

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