Bryan Fletcher says the Sydney Roosters can't beat South Sydney Rabbitohs bench FORMER Rabbitohs and Roosters backrower Bryan Fletcher says South Sydney will win the minor premiership on Friday night because they boast a better bench than their opposition. Fletcher believes the Burgess boys will play a significant role in the clash for the minor premiership, with the way the Roosters contain the Rabbitohs bench key to who will win the match. "The Rabbitohs have a better bench than the Roosters," Fletcher said. The Bunnies offer more with their bench. The Roosters forwards are a lot more mobile but give away plenty of size due to the massive pack Souths possess. The power of them coming off the bench, taking the front rowers off and getting the twins on - they don't play big minutes but they don't make many mistakes, they just roll forward. Shaun Kenny-Dowall knows the Roosters engine room has a busy night ahead of them as the Rabbitohs have such a damaging pack led by the Burgess Brothers. "They're very good through the middle of the park so we'll have to be on our game through the middle and in the ruck," Kenny-Dowall told foxsports.com.au. That's where they're going to come for us this week. It is something our boys will have to be weary of. They've got some big boys, obviously the Burgess brothers do a great job through the middle and we'll have to contain them as best we can. According to Kenny-Dowall, the team's main focus is getting form ahead of the finals series back on track, which holds precedence over winning the minor premiership. Having lost to Cronulla and the Gold Coast the past two weeks, the boys from Bondi gave up their mantle atop the table to South Sydney, making the match at ANZ Stadium a sudden death for the JJ Giltinan Shield and $100,000. Thanks to a handsome points differential, a win over the Rabbitohs would see the Roosters claim the prize, but according to Kenny-Dowall, the Roosters" focus is getting "back to basics." "It's a game and obviously we'd like to finish with the minor premiership but we've lost our last couple of games in a row so we just want to get back to basics and playing good footy again before the finals," he said. That's our main concentration. We're not trying to worry about the minor premiership too much. Asked what prompted the Roosters' slide over the past few weeks, the centre-turned-winger cited "position changes" and failing to execute their game plan. Sam Burgess celebrates Souths win. Again the Roosters will go into the match with players out of position. Kenny-Dowall has been named on the wing in place of Roger Tuivasa-Sheck, who is out with an ankle injury. "I've played a few games there this year," Kenny-Dowall said. Obviously we've got a few injuries this week as well. I'm just looking to do as best I can and do my role. I have had to do a bit more work this week and want to do the job as best I can. If we stick to our principles and defensive systems I think I'll be fine. It won't really matter what they throw at us as long as we stick to the systems.