Laurie Daley and Matt Russell preview the round 11 clash between the Warriors and Newcastle Knights. Laurie Daley and Matt Russell preview the round 11 clash between the Eels and Titans in Mudgee. Check out our rolling coverage in this story, plus follow the games live at our match centres, complete with game tracker, live stats and live SuperCoach scores. Warriors v Knights (from 2pm AEST) Eels v Titans (From 3pm AEST) 4.52pm - Titans hammer Eels THE Parramatta Eels were annihilated 42-4 by a red-hot Gold Coast side, who notched their highest score in the history of the club. Jamal Idris put the icing on the cake with a brilliant try on the bell. GOLD COAST 42 (K Gordon 2 J Idris 2 A Don A Kelly B Takairangi tries A Sezer 7 goals) bt PARRAMATTA 4 (K Sio try) at Glen Willow Regional Sports Stadium. Referee: Matt Cecchin, Gavin Reynolds. Crowd: 9,132. Eels capitulate against Titans Jarryd Hayne and Kevin Gordon contest a bomb. Picture: Gregg Porteous Source: Getty Images 4.31pm - Titans surge to huge lead THE Titans are doing a job on the Eels, leading 36-4 with 15 minutes to go. The tryscorers are: Anthony Don, Kevin Gordon (2), Jamal Idris, Brad Takairangi and Albert Kelly. 4.02pm - Titans lead Eels 12-4 at half time A 37th minute try to Kevin Gordon put the Titans ahead 12-4 at half time against the Eels in Mudgee. 3.49pm - Boyd's Origin dream in doubt DARIUS Boyd is in doubt for State of Origin I after leaving the field and failing to return in the Knights' big loss to the Warriors. The Queensland winger picked up a leg injury late in the game as the Warriors surged to a 28-12 victory. A 73rd minute try to Elijah Taylor from a Shaun Johnson short ball sealed the win. After leading 12-10 at half time, the Knights failed to score after the break and have now lost four of five away matches this year. WARRIORS 28 (T Leuluai S Mannering S Rapira E Taylor M Vatuvei tries S Johnson 4 goals) bt NEWCASTLE 12 (J McManus 2 tries K Gidley 2 goals) at Mt Smart Stadium. Referee: Gerard Sutton, Luke Phillips. Crowd: 9,257. Darius's Origin dream in doubt Darius Boyd is in doubt for Origin I. Source: Getty Images 3.35pm - Blow for Maroons as Darius injured QUEENSLAND wing certainty Darius Boyd has left the field with a leg injury in a massive blow for the Maroons ahead of Origin I. 3.30pm - Hayne hitting form for Origin JARRYD Hayne is hitting form just at the right time. Certain to be named fullback for the Blues this afternoon at 5.15pm, Hayne set up Ken Sio with a spectacular spiral cut out pass to post first points for the Eels. They trail the Titans 6-4 after 25 minutes. 3.35pm - Warriors take commanding lead THE Warriors are closing in on a great win against the Knights, taking a 22-12 lead with 25 minutes remaining. New Zealand were trailing 12-10 at half time, but turned the game with two tries in three minutes to Sam Rapira (52nd minute) and Simon Mannering (54th minute). Can the Warriors hold on?? They have a horrid record of closing out games. 3.22pm - Jamal puts Don over THE Titans scored first points against the Eels, with Anthony Don crossing following brilliant lead-up work by Jamal Idris, who is having a blinder. 15 minutes gone. 3.15pm - Uate injured for Knights AKUILA Uate's injury woe has continued, with the star Knight leaving the field due to a rib injury. He missed last round with an ankle injury and was in doubt all week before being cleared today. 2.50pm - Knights lead Warriors 12-10 at half time NEWCASTLE winger James McManus gave his side a two point advantage at halftime against the Warriors in Auckland with two first half tries as the Knights led 12-10. Coming off an embarrassing 62-6 loss to Penrith last weekend, the Warriors got the start they desperately wanted with winger Manu Vatuvei stunning the Knights with a try after just two minutes for a 4-0 advantage. The Knights looked to have hit back through McManus just five minutes later when he crossed in the corner but the visitors were denied by the video referee, who ruled an obstruction. But the Knights winger couldn't be denied a second time when he leapt high to gather in a Jarrod Mullen cross-kick to touch down out wide, with Kurt Gidley converting. Warriors five-eighth Thomas Leuluai put his side back in front midway through the half, but McManus was again in the right spot to take advantage of some good lead work from halfback Tyrone Roberts to cross in the corner in the 30th minute. Gidley converted from the touchline for the two point lead at the break. Barry Toohey 2.47pm - Ben Smith recalled for Eels VETERAN Ben Smith has been recalled on the bench for the Eels, with Mitchell Allgood dropped. Peni Terepo drops to the bench in the only other change, with Joseph Paulo to start at lock. EELS: Jarryd Hayne, Ken Sio, Api Pewhairangi, Jacob Loko, Vai Toutai, Luke Kelly, Chris Sandow, Tim Mannah, Matt Keating, Fuifui Moimoi, Reni Maitua, Matt Ryan, Joseph Paulo. Interchange: Peni Terepo, Kaysa Pritchard, Junior Paulo, Ben Smith No rash return: Ashley Harrison comes back from a knee injury to face the Eels. Picture: Adam Head Source: 2.41pm - Harrison fit for Titans QUEENSLAND State of Origin forward Ashley Harrison will take the field for the Titans after overcoming a knee complaint. Luke Douglas will start at prop, with Nate Myles pushing to the back row and Mark Minichiello relegated to the bench. TITANS: William Zillman, Kevin Gordon, Brad Takairangi, Jamal Idris, Anthony Don, Aidan Sezer, Albert Kelly, Luke Bailey, Matt Srama, Luke Douglas, Nate Myles, Greg Bird, Ashley Harrison. Interchange: Mark Minichiello, Mark Ioane, Ryan James, Sam Irwin Manu Vatuvei opens the scoring. 2.13pm - Vatuvei opens scoring MANU Vatuvei crashed over in the 3rd minute to give the Warriors first points against the Knights. Shaun Johnson missed the conversion, with the score 4-nil. 1.31pm - Uate back for Knights NEWCASTLE will line up unchanged for today's clash against the Warriors, with winger Akuila Uate cleared to return from an ankle injury. 18th man Kevin Naiqama drops out of the squad. KNIGHTS: Darius Boyd, James McManus, Dane Gagai, Joey Leilua, Akuila Uate, Jarrod Mullen, Tyrone Roberts, Kade Snowden, Kurt Gidley (capt), Willie Mason, Robbie Rochow, Alex McKinnon, David Fa'alogo. Interchange: Travis Waddell, Neville Costigan, Adam Cuthbertson, Korbin Sims 1.24pm - Mass changes for Warriors THE Warriors have been forced to make big team changes for today's clash with Newcastle. Ben Henry (ACL, season) is out, replaced at centre by Carlos Tuimavave. Todd Lowrie (ribs) has also been omitted, replaced in the starting side by Elijah Taylor, with Sebastine Ikahihifo added to the bench. Winger Bill Tupou has been dropped in favour of Glen Fisiiahi. Kevin Locke (back) and Dane Nielsen (ribs) were earlier cleared to return. WARRIORS: Kevin Locke, Glen Fisiiahi, Dane Nielsen, Carlos Tuimavave, Manu Vatuvei, Thomas Leuluai, Shaun Johnson, Sam Rapira, Nathan Friend, Russell Packer, Feleti Mateo, Simon Mannering, Elijah Taylor. Interchange: Ben Matulino, Jacob Lillyman, Pita Godinet, Sebastine Ikahihifo