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Home / NRL / Melbourne Storm vs New Zealand Warriors Round 6 Tips and Prediction

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Melbourne Storm vs New Zealand Warriors Round 6 Tips and Prediction

Quick Read

  • The Storm are poised to extend their dominant record over the Warriors at home.
  • Expect a high-scoring game with Storm -9.5 and Over 46.5 points seen as top bets.
  • Joe Chan and Jacob Laban are potential anytime tryscorers.
  • The game is scheduled for kick off at 7.30pm AEDT on Saturday April 11
Andrew Hendrie
Written by Andrew Hendrie
Updated: Apr 9, 2026
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Storm host Warriors on Saturday (Photo by Getty Images)


Melbourne Storm vs New Zealand Warriors Tips and Prediction


Melbourne return home in a strong bounce-back spot against a Warriors side that has cooled after a fast start.

How this game shapes up


The Storm have been uncharacteristically inconsistent over the past few weeks but now return to AAMI Park, where they have historically dominated.

Their record against the Warriors is overwhelming, winning 17 straight meetings and consistently putting up points in this matchup.

The Warriors started the season strongly but have shown defensive vulnerabilities in recent weeks, conceding big scores in back-to-back losses.

With key injuries and a reshuffled lineup, they face a significant challenge against a Storm side desperate to respond.

Best Bets


Storm -9.5


Melbourne’s home advantage and historical dominance over the Warriors make them strong favourites to bounce back.

Over 46.5 Total Points


Both teams have consistently been involved in high-scoring games this season, making the Over appealing.

Joe Chan Anytime Tryscorer


Chan has scored in consecutive home games and is well positioned on Melbourne’s attacking edge.

Jacob Laban Anytime Tryscorer


Melbourne have conceded tries to edge forwards regularly, making Laban a value option.

What could go wrong?


Melbourne’s recent defensive lapses remain a concern.

If the Warriors can generate early momentum and control possession, they have the attacking ability to stay competitive.
Andrew Hendrie
Andrew Hendrie

Andrew has been writing about sports for over a decade now after graduating with a double degree in 2013. In that time he has covered a wide range of sports, including NRL, AFL, Football (soccer), Tennis, NBA, NFL and more.


As a fan of Manchester City (since the 90s, he’s not a bandwagoner so they say), Canterbury Bulldogs and the Newcastle Jets, he’s experienced the highest of highs and the lowest of lows throughout the last few years.

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