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.
Eels travel to the Gold Coast for round two.
The Eels kick off the season at home against the Bulldogs.
General Meeting to adopt the new constitution and begin the process to appoint a new PLC board, replacing the administrator.
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After crushing the Broncos 58-0 the Eels head south to take on Melbourne in a do or die clash with the winner to advance to the preliminary final against the Sydney Roosters.
The Eels welcome the Broncos to Bankwest for the second time this season as Parramatta play a home final for the first time since 2017 and the first home final in Parramatta since 2005.
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The Eels can move above their arch-rivals if they win by 12 points or more on Friday night
Two years ago when these sides played the corresponding fixture, the Eels scored inside 13 seconds to set an NRL record for the fastest try in a match before running out 52-34 winners. Will the Eels be able to bounce back from defeat to the Bulldogs
Time to belt those Dogs.
