Wests Tigers v Brisbane Broncos 8:28pm: Some stats from the first half. With only one offload and no linebreaks, the Tigers have struggled in gaining exploitable field position. Poor kicking hasn't helped either. Food for thought - The Tigers are yet to win after being behind at halftime. WESTS TIGERS Tackles: Robbie Farah 24, Aaron Woods 23, Shaun Spence 20, Jack Buchanan 18 Runs: Aaron Woods 8 (66m), Matthew Utai 5 (42m), Jack Buchanan 4 (31m), James Tedesco 3 (18m). Offloads: Aaron Woods 1. Metres: Aaron Woods 66m, Matthew Utai 42m, Jack Buchanan 31m, Bodene Thompson 27m Linebreaks: Nil. Kicks: Tim Moltzen 2 (55m), Robbie Farah 2 (80m). BRONCOS Tackles: Andrew McCullough 20, Sam Thaiday 16, Corey Parker 14, Ben Hannant 12. Runs: Ben Hannant 12 (99m), Corey Parker 12 (105m), Sam Thaiday 8 (64m), Matt Gillett 7 (66m). Offloads: Justin Hodges 1, Corey Parker 1. Metres: Corey Parker 105m, Ben Hannant 99m, Matt Gillett 66m, Sam Thaiday 64m. Linebreaks: Matt Gillett 2, Corey Norman 1. Kicks: Scott Prince 4 (119m), Jack Reed 1 (20m), Peter Wallace 1 (15m), Andrew McCullough 1 (58m). Poll: Will Wests Tigers account for the Broncos for the first time ever at Campbelltown Stadium? Vote now: NSW halfback 8:17pm: Wests Tigers try! Matt Utai runs onto a lovely cut out pass from Robbie Farah. He looked like he was tunneling into the centre of the earth as he put his head down and drove over the line. Can the Tigers comeback in this one? They needed a spark. Will it be a matter of the Broncos failing to put enough distance between them and the Tigers. Moltzen hooks his conversion left. At halftime the Broncos lead 14-4 over the Wests Tigers. The Tigers are still in this one - just! 7:59pm: Tim Moltzen knock-on from a sloppy play the ball from captain Robbie Farah. This could be costly as the Broncos have another chance in attack in healthy field position. Handful: Josh McGuire will provide some strength from the bench. Photo: Peter Stoop 7:18pm: Hello all, Alex Rowe here, I'll be taking you through the Wests Tigers v Brisbane Broncos clash at Campbelltown Stadium. TEAM NEWS Broncos: The Broncos welcome back Josh McGuire who will make his long-awaited return after suffering an injury to his calf. The big prop hasn't played since his clubs round two win over the Dragons back on March 15. The Broncos will start as per program, with 18th man Nick Slyney to drop off the bench. Wests Tigers: The Tigers have lost lock Matt Bell (hand) Sauaso Sue comes into the 17 man team with Ava Seumanufagai dropping off the bench. 7:00pm: Campbelltown Stadium, Saturday 7.30pm (AEST) Last meeting: Broncos 18-14 at Allianz Stadium (round 6, 2012) Head-to-head: Broncos 15 Tigers 4, drawn 1 Referees: Ben Cummins, Gavin Morris. TV: FoxSports 1 (live) TAB Sportsbet: Broncos $1.48 Tigers $2.70 FootyTab: Tigers +5.5 Michael Carayannis writes: Injuries continue to ravage the Tigers. They will head into this match against Brisbane with their fourth halves pairing of the season when Curtis Sironen and Tim Moltzen form a combination in the absence of injured duo Benji Marshall and Braith Anasta. That switch has seen Matt Utai recalled to the wing with City representative James Tedesco at fullback. The Broncos have included prop Josh McGuire on the interchange bench after he missed the past five matches with a calf injury. Remarkably, Wests Tigers are yet to beat Brisbane at Campbelltown Stadium with the Broncos having won four matches at the ground plus a 24-all draw in the Tigers first ever match in 2000. Michael's tip: Brisbane by 4 AAP writes: They've won two on the trot, but it's hard to get a gauge on whether the Broncos are travelling well or not. Playmakers Scott Prince and Peter Wallace can't seem to escape criticism no matter what they do, and even a win over an injury-hit Tigers won't silence the doubters. Another week, another new set of halves for the Tigers, teenager Curtis Sironen and Tim Moltzen the latest combination with Benji Marshall and Braith Anasta sidelined. Despite winning 10 of their past 12 games at Campbelltown, the omens aren't good for the Tigers, who have won only one of their past eight games when Marshall hasn't played. Key: Robbie Farah. With a makeshift halves combination, Farah will need to dominate the Tigers attack if the home side is to get its NRL season back on track. TIGERS: James Tedesco, Joel Reddy, Blake Ayshford, Chris Lawrence, Matt Utai, Curtis Sironen, Tim Moltzen, Aaron Woods, Robbie Farah (capt), Jack Buchanan, Bodene Thompson, Adam Blair, Matt Bell. Interchange: Ben Murdoch-Masila, Eddy Pettybourne, Shaun Spence, Liam Fulton, Suaso Sue, Ava Seumanufagai (two to be omitted). BRONCOS: Corey Norman, Josh Hoffman, Jack Reed, Justin Hodges, Lachlan Maranta, Scott Prince, Peter Wallace, Ben Hannant, Andrew McCullough, Sam Thaiday (capt), Alex Glenn, Matt Gillett, Corey Parker. Interchange: Ben Hunt, Scott Anderson, David Hala, Josh McGuire, Nick Slyney (one to be omitted).