NRL round 10: Melbourne Storm v Wests Tigers, Manly Sea Eagles v Cronulla Sharks, live scores, updates, SuperCoach analysis

Papenhuyzen, Trbojevic, May, Hynes, Fonua-Blake - the list goes on. Sunday’s NRL action features a plethora of SuperCoach stars, including some of the most popular captaincy options.

It’s SuperCoach Sunday!

Just two games remain in round 10, but there are plenty of heavy hitters to come for SuperCoaches.

Let us know who you’re banking on for today’s NRL action!

Melbourne Storm v Wests Tigers

2pm, AAMI Park, Melbourne

* Ryan Papenhuyzen: A fit and firing Paps is a sight to behold, especially when you have him in your SuperCoach team. The Storm No.1 will undoubtedly have a lot of captain’s armbands on him this week. Can he secure a third ton of the season to please his owners?

Ryan Papenhuyzen is a popular captaincy option this week. Picture: Chris Hyde/Getty Images

* Terrell May: The most owned player in this contest and for good reason. What a sensation May has been for SuperCoaches this year, averaging 99.7 across his last three fixtures. Despite a tricky fixture in Melbourne, expectations will be high for the Origin prospect.

* Sua Fa’alogo: The most traded-in player in this fixture off the back of a whopping 112 last week. Should have a decent run in with the team given the uncertain return date of Will Warbrick, as well as Xavier Coates’ likely Maroons selection. Can he deliver the good to his new owners?

Manly Sea Eagles v Cronulla Sharks

4:05pm, 4 Pines Park, Sydney

* Tom Trbojevic: Turbo at home on a Sunday afternoon is a menacing prospect, but his ownership is at a mere 2.7%, making him a tantalising differential pick for this game. The Manly star was noticeably quiet last week as he continues to recover from injuries, but still amassed 51 points.

*Cam McInnes: Limited options in the hooker department has seen McInnes’ ownership shoot up this week with over 17,000 bringing in the Sharks ironman. Can he deliver for his new fans?

* Addin Fonua-Blake: A disappointing performance last time out for Fonua-Blake SuperCoaches, with the prop notching just 45 points, well below his 67 average. Can he bounce back at Brookvale?

Addin Fonua-Blake will be looking to bounce back after an underwhelming score last week. Picture: Hannah Peters/Getty Images

* Haumole Olakau’atu: One of the form backrowers in the competition who is potentially playing for a Blues jersey. The only worry for his 30% ownership could be his performance against the Sharks in round six where he was noticeably off the pace by his own high standards. Hopefully better fortunes at home for Haumole.

Stay tuned for our live blog of both Sunday games!

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