League: History against the Warriors before the Anzac Day NRL clash against the Melbourne Storm

The Warriors – who are already starting to look at the monumental task – are without captain Roger Tuivasa-Sheck for the Anzac Day showdown tomorrow night against the Melbourne Storm.

The back of the patient would suffer from an injury to the thigh. At this point, he has always been named in the warrior team but the Herald understands that he will be wiped out and that Pita Hiku will probably leave the central centers.

Tuivasa-Sheck joins David Fusitu's wing and center Solomone Kata on the sidelines while doubts persist over half Blake Green.

If Green is not fit to play, he will probably be replaced by Tohu Harris. Fusitu's a rib injury and Kata got permission to miss the match.

Earlier, rookie Hayze Perham – who can play at the back or in the half – was included in the expanded reserves.

Tuivasa-Sheck was the best player of the Warriors after a disappointing start to the season. The kiwi club desperately wants to bounce back after two consecutive defeats.

The Warriors are looking to reverse a recent history against the Storm who saw them winless against the Melbourne team in their last six outings.

They have not won the Anzac Day since 2014 and last year they suffered an embarrassing 50-10 defeat on that date. The Warriors played this game after an impressive victory over the Dragons of St. George Illawarra. Coach Stephen Kearney said many lessons needed to be learned from last year's meeting.

"We were full of ourselves to go to Melbourne and they came out, started very fast and did some tests that I do not think I have seen in the competition at the beginning of the game and we have not could find our way., "he said.

"Just be ready, it's really important for us."

This time, the Warriors travel to Melbourne following two defeats in games where they will feel like they should have won. A late spurt saw the Rabbitohs win the Warriors' win two weeks ago, as both teams slipped their chances last time against the Cowboys.

Green is in the spotlight as he continues to recover from an injury to the groin.

"We will give him every opportunity to be right," Kearney said of Green. The groin is not something we can repel it from. "

The look of Storm should be at the maximum for the match. Brandon Smith, the Kiwi adventurer, should overcome a shoulder injury and take his usual place in the No. 14 jersey.

If there is a weakness that the Warriors could exploit, it's the storm's flawed right side, but his coach Craig Bellamy is confident that his team's defense will rise to the challenge.

Defenders of winger Suliasi Vunivalu, center Curtis Scott, rower Felise Kaufusi and halfback Brodie Croft have been missing in nine out of 12 attempts Melbourne has conceded this season, according to Fox Sports.

In their grand final of the second leg against the Sydney Roosters in the last round, they conceded two tries.

The left side, in comparison, only allowed a test over six rounds.

Bellamy has changed centers Scott and Will Chambers this season and, despite the defensive mistakes, intends to stay with the new formation.

"We had some problems on the right side," said Bellamy. "There are a couple of things we need to be a bit more aware of on the right side, but we really trust all those guys, so hopefully they'll be better this week."

Bellamy does not expect a repeat of the demolition work from last year.

He believes the result was an anomaly and, despite the incoherent form of visitors, the Warriors will present a difficult challenge.

"It was like being in the world of dreams," he said about last year's game. "At halftime, I remember thinking," I do not know how it happened, "Bellamy said.

Warriors against storm
AAMI Park, Melbourne
Thursday, April 25, 9:50 pm
warriors: Roger Tuivasa-Sheck, Gerard Beale, Peta Hiku, Patrick Herbert, Ken Maumalo, Chanel Harris-Tavita, Blake Green, Agnatius Paasi, Issac Luke, Leeson Ah Mau, Adam Blair, Tohu Harris, Lachlan Burr. Exchange: Tevaga Jazz, Isaiah Papali's, Bunty Afoa, Nathaniel Roache, Hayze Perham, Leivaha Pulu, Ayshford Blake, Chris Satae (four unregistered).

Thunderstorm: Hughes Jahrome, Suliasi Vunivalu, Will Chambers, Curtis Scott, Josh Addo-Carr, Cameron Munster, Brodie Croft, Jesse Bromwich, Smith Cameron, Nelson Asofa-Solomona, Felise Kaufusi, Kenneth Bromwich, Dale Finucane. Exchange: Brandon Smith, Christian Welch, Tui Kamikamica, Marion Seve, Patrick Kaufusi, Billy Walters, Albert Vete and Ryan Papenhuyzen (four to be omitted).

Last encounters with Warriors v Storm:
-Storm victory 12-6 (July 22, 2018)
-Storm win 50-10 (April 25, 2018)
– Storm Victory 20-14 (April 25, 2017)
– Victory of Storm 26-10 (March 10, 2017)
Storm victory 42-0 (April 25, 2016)
– Storm victory 21-14 (March 20, 2016)