NRL Magic Round 2025 LIVE: Sharks v Eels, Roosters v Dolphins We’re sorry, this feature is currently unavailable. We’re working to restore it. Please try again later. DismissSkip to sections navigationSkip to contentSkip to footer Our network Open NavigationMenu Brisbane Times Brisbane Times Search Site Show subsections Federal election 2025 Western Australia Show subsections Bulls N' Bears The economy Banking & finance Small business Show subsections North America Middle East South America Show subsections Western Australia Show subsections Show subsections Rugby union Show subsections Tips & advice Show subsections Art & design Live reviews Show subsections Health & wellness Life & relationships Show subsections Destination guides Inspiration Reviews & advice Travel news Good Weekend Sunday Life Show subsections Super & retirement Planning & budgeting Environment Show subsections Conservation Climate change Sustainability Show subsections Video games The Sydney Morning Herald Brisbane Times The Australian Financial Review Commercial Real Estate Advertisement NRL Magic Round 2025 LIVE: Sharks v Eels, Roosters v Dolphins By Billie Eder Updated May 2, 2025 — 5.35pmfirst published at 5.30pm Log in, register or subscribe to save articles for later. Save articles for later Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Normal text size Larger text size Very large text size 5.16pmWelcome Hide key posts Go to latest Pinned post from 5.23pm Who gets the first win tonight? Latest posts Latest posts Eels team list Just the one change for Jason Ryles team, with Matt Doorey dropping out of the 17, with Jordan Samrani to start at the bench. 1. Isaiah Iongi, 2. Bailey Simonsson, 3. Will Penisini, 4. Sean Russel, 5. Josh Add-Carr, 6. Dylan Brown, 7. Mitch Moses (c), 8. Jack Williams, 9. Ryley Smith, 10. Junior Paulo, 11. Charlie Guymer, 12. Kitione Kautoga, 13. J’maine Hopgood, 14. Dylan Walker, 15. Luca Moretti, 17. Sam Tuivaiti, 22. Jordan Samrani Mitchell Moses is on the pitch again for Parramatta tonight.Credit: Getty Images Nicho Hynes has now missed 10 field goals. But it’s not all his fault Speaking of my Magic Round offsider Christian Nicolussi, check out this story from him yesterday. The forgotten story from Wests Tigers’ golden-point thriller last Sunday was the three missed field goal attempts from Cronulla’s $1 million man Nicho Hynes. Hynes was just inches away from being the hero when his first shot travelled nearly 50m and slammed into the left upright. A second attempt in the 80th minutes was charged down by Tigers prop Terrell May, then a third attempt, in the second minute of extra time, was again blocked, this time by fullback Jahream Bula. Hynes has had 16 drop goal attempts during his time at the Sharks, and he has missed 10 of them. Rather than blame Hynes, however, his Cronulla teammates could have done more to help him seal the win on Sunday. Read the full story here. Who gets the first win tonight? Advertisement Good evening footy fans, and welcome to our live coverage of Magic Round 2025. Caxton street is pumping, the crowd is starting to take their seats at Suncorp Stadium, and there are two (hopefully) wonderful games of rugby league to come tonight. We have the Eels and the Sharks first up from 6pm, before the Roosters and the Dolphins close out the night from 8:05pm. Billie Eder and Christian Nicolussi here to keep you up to date with everything happening in Brisbane – we’ll bring you team lists and any breaking news before then. Most Viewed in Sport Advertisement Back to top Brisbane Times Brisbane Times The Sydney Morning Herald The Australian Financial Review Classifieds Commercial Real Estate Brisbane Times Contact & support Advertise with us Newsletters Accessibility guide Photo sales Content licensing Work with us Terms of use Privacy policy Press Council Charter of Editorial Independence AI Editorial Guidelines Products & Services Subscription packages Subscriber FAQs Copyright © 2025