There is all to play for this weekend for both teams, with a spot in the finals up for grabs and a number to remember most of all on Sunday: 12.
The Titans will know where they stand going into their final round clash against the Raiders on Sunday, but coach Karyn Murphy will have them preparing for a must-win game to avoid the distraction of waiting on other results.
Similarly, the Raiders put themselves back in contention for finals after their big win against the Cowboys, and they must beat the Titans by a margin of at least 12 points to move through to the finals.
Either way, it's been an impressive first season by Darrin Borthwick's side who have defied plenty of critics who questioned if they'd win a game, but having spent most of the season in the top four, missing on finals will feel like a disappointment.
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Team News
Raiders: No late changes for the Green Machine. Elise Smith comes into the back row alongside Monalisa Soliola. Prop Tommaya Kelly-Sines retains her starting spot with Grace Kemp to come off the bench once again. Makenzie Wiki will start at centre after overcoming an ankle issue. Hollie-Mae Dodd's season is over after suffering an ACL injury in Round 8.
Titans: Coach Karyn Murphy will field an unchanged 17 from last week, with representative playmaker Taliah Fuimaono remaining as the replacement player ahead of a likely return to action in the finals if they make it. Fuimaono hasn't played since suffering an ankle injury in Round 1, with Lauren Brown and youngster Chantay Kiria-Ratu becoming the first-choice halves pairing in her absence.
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Stat Attack
- Titans skipper Georgia Hale continues to dominate the defensive stats with 373 tackles made overall this season. Raiders co-captain Simaima Taufa is the next best with 297.
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Raiders winger Shakiah Tungai has the most intercepts with three - one of those was last week which helped the team set her up to finish with a try.
- Titans forward Steph Hancock made her 30th NRL appearance in the game against the Eels. It is her sixth season in the top grade after many years playing in Queensland's women's competitions.