In what could either be a match to remain in the top four or a dead rubber, the Eels will be looking to build on a positive showing against the Broncos last week in their final regular season match of the year.
The Eels can virtually lock in a top four spot with a win over the struggling Broncos on Friday night.
It's the Battle of the West part 2 as the Eels play Penrith in a match up that could have big ramifications for the top four and minor premiership.
The Eels hit the road on father's day with a view to cementing their top four spot and bouncing back from a heavy defeat at the hands of the Rabbitohs.
The Eels look to shore up their top four spot while the Rabbitohs will be playing to remain in the hunt for the top eight.
The Eels take on Melbourne in a clash that could go a long way to deciding the minor premiership and the make up of the top four.
The Eels take on the traditional rivals, St George to try and cement a spot in the top four.
The Eels will look to secure their 11th win of the season and lock up a finals spot when they take on a resurgent Sharks outfit.
The high flying Eels take on the dead last Bulldogs.
Can the Eels bounce back and take down the Tigers?
Parramatta head to the Northern Beaches and The Swamp Brookvale Oval to put the wounded Sea Eagles to the sword.
The ladder leading Eels head up the F3 to take on a hot and cold Newcastle Knights side.
The Eels look to continue their good run of form against a Cowboys fresh off a win against Newcastle.
The Eels welcome the Raiders to Parramatta for the first time since 2016. Can the Blue and Gold defeat the 2019 grand finalists after going down in a tough clash against the 2019 Premiers?
The Eels take on the defending Premiers as the Blue and Gold look to make it six straight wins to start the season.
The Eels look to extend their winning streak and hand the second place Panthers their first loss of the season.
The Eels host arch rivals Manly as they look to start their season with four wins in a row.
The NRL competition resumes with the Eels traveling to Brisbane as they look to inflict more pain on the Broncos following their two big wins over them last season.
The Eels head to North Queensland to play the Cowboys at an empty but new stadium.
The NRL goes behind closed doors.
