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As far as State of Origin barrier trials go, you would expect Mitchell Moses to have few problems unpicking the defence of a team not in the top eight. However, in front of a large crowd that is expected to include Blues coach Michael Maguire, Moses faces a unique challenge against Canterbury at Accor Stadium on the King’s birthday.
The Bulldogs boast the best defence in the NRL, save for three-peat champions Penrith. It is a remarkable improvement under coach Cameron Ciraldo this season for the only club yet to lose a game at home this season.
The Bulldogs have leaked just 193 points (16 points per game). At the corresponding time last season, that number was 300. The year before it was 321, and in 2021 it was 360. That blue-and-white wall will face one of its sternest tests against Parramatta, who have won eight of the past nine clashes between the old rivals. A big reason for the Eels’ dominance has been the performance of Moses.
“Yeah, he’s a quality player, been a good player for a long time,” Ciraldo said. “Every time you play against Mitchell Moses, you understand the strengths he brings to their team and it will be no different on Monday.
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