Sharks and Storm confirm final team lineups for Round 27 match
Zero Tackle NRL • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 5, 2026, 8:04 AM
Last updated Sep 5, 2026

The Cronulla Sharks and the Melbourne Storm have finalized their team lists for the upcoming Round 27 NRL fixture at Ocean Protect Stadium. William Kennedy is set to start at fullback for the Sharks, while Sua Fa'alogo will take the fullback position for the Storm. The Sharks have named Addin Fonua-Blake and Toby Rudolf in the forward pack, with Cameron McInnes positioned at lock. Melbourne's starting side features Jahrome Hughes at halfback and Harry Grant at hooker. Both clubs have confirmed their interchange benches, including players such as Siosifa Talakai for the Sharks and Trent Toelau for the Storm. The match remains the primary focus for both squads as they prepare for the scheduled kickoff at the stadium.
- •Sharks and Storm confirmed starting lineups and interchange benches for the Round 27 clash.
- •The match is hosted at Ocean Protect Stadium.
- •William Kennedy and Sua Fa'alogo are the designated fullbacks for the respective teams.
- •Jahrome Hughes and Cameron Munster lead the halves for the Melbourne Storm.
- 8:04 AMZero Tackle NRL — FINAL TEAMS: Sharks vs Storm – Round 27, 2026
"LATE MAIL: The Sharks and Storm have confirmed their lineups for the match at Ocean Protect Stadium.
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