Rabbitohs Reveal Exciting 19-Man Squad for Indigenous Round Clash with Eels
Big news has just been announced for Rabbitohs fans ahead of Round 24 of the 2025 NRL Premiership. The South Sydney Rabbitohs have officially revealed their 19-man squad for their upcoming clash against the Parramatta Eels, scheduled for this Saturday at 7:35 pm AEST at Allianz Stadium. This match will also celebrate Indigenous Round, making it an extra special occasion for players and fans alike.
The team list has been carefully selected by head coach Wayne Bennett, and it features a mix of seasoned campaigners and exciting talent ready to make their mark. The starting lineup is anchored by Jye Gray, Alex Johnston, Bayleigh Bentley-Hape, Isaiah Tass, Tyrone Munro, Ashton Ward, Jamie Humphreys, Siliva Havili, Peter Mamouzelos, Sean Keppie, Jacob Host, Tallis Duncan, and the captain, Jai Arrow.
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The interchange bench has been stacked with strong options, including Liam Le Blanc, Brandon Smith, Thomas Fletcher, Cody Walker, Shaquai Mitchell, and Salesi Ataata. With this squad, the Rabbitohs are set to bring a powerful mix of experience, skill, and youthful energy to the field.
Fans are being encouraged to attend or tune in, as Allianz Stadium is expected to be buzzing with excitement. The Indigenous Round adds another layer of significance, celebrating culture, heritage, and community engagement alongside the fierce on-field competition. Over the years, these rounds have been recognized for highlighting the contributions of Indigenous players and promoting inclusivity across the league.
The Rabbitohs have also emphasized their broader community programs, from youth mentoring initiatives to wellbeing programs and fan engagement projects. While the focus this week is on the game, it’s clear that the club’s impact extends far beyond the field. Programs like Nanga Mai Marri, Play Her Way, and the More Pathways Hub demonstrate that the Rabbitohs are committed to nurturing the next generation and celebrating local culture.
All eyes will be on the squad this Saturday as they take on the Eels. With Wayne Bennett at the helm and a well-rounded lineup ready to perform, excitement is building for what promises to be an action-packed and meaningful match. Whether fans are cheering from the stands or watching from home, this Indigenous Round clash is set to be a highlight of the season, showcasing talent, teamwork, and community spirit.
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