NRL R4: Tigers Vs Warriors – Team Stats, Betting Insights & Our Bets

Sunia Turuva has scored six tries in his last four NRL matches; he’s scored two tries across three career appearances in the competition against the New Zealand Warriors.

Our analyst has put together a full list of essential insights that will help you bet on H2H, match points & try scorer markets.

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Betting Insights

The New Zealand Warriors have won their last seven NRL matches against Wests Tigers by an average margin of eight points per game; it’s the longest winning run by either team in the history of this fixture.
The New Zealand Warriors defeated Wests Tigers 16-12 when they last met in the NRL at Campbelltown Sports Stadium (Rd 3 2022); the Warriors will be aiming for consecutive wins against them at the venue for only the second time in the history of the competition (W2 from May 2002 to July 2007) – Bet Here
Wests Tigers have won each of their last two NRL matches, scoring 30+ points on the day in each of those games; the last time they won more than two consecutive games in the competition was a three-match span in April 2018, while the last time they scored 30+ points in more consecutive games was a four-match span from August 2015 to March 2016.
The Wests Tigers have lost 12 of their last 14 NRL games at Campbelltown Stadium including their last two in a row; indeed, despite leading at half-time three times in their last four games at the venue, they’ve won only twice in that term – Bet Here
The New Zealand Warriors have won three of their last four NRL matches (L1), including each of their last two, despite leading at halftime on the day in only one of those four games.
Four of the New Zealand Warriors’ last five NRL games in Australia have been decided by a margin of two points or fewer on the day, including two Golden Point games; though, the Warriors have won only one of those five games – Bet Here
The New Zealand Warriors have scored the opening try of the game in each of their last three NRL games against the Wests Tigers, while three of the last four meetings between the teams have seen a forward score the first try of the game on the day.
Ali Leiataua (New Zealand Warriors) has scored three tries across his last two NRL games which is as many as he had scored across his eight games in the competition prior (3 tries); he also crossed for one try in his only previous game against the Wests Tigers (Round 21, 2024) – Bet Here
Api Koroisau (Wests Tigers) has won 12 of his 16 NRL games against the New Zealand Warriors in the NRL; only against the South Sydney Rabbitohs (W13) has he won more games in the competition.