Catalans Dragons v Toulouse Olympique preview and 21-man squads

CATALANS DRAGONS boss Joel Tomkins makes two changes to the 21-man squad that went down to Hull FC last week.

Julian Bousquet and Josh Allen are back and replace Benjamin Garcia and Alrix Da Costa.

Meanwhile, new signing Tiaki Chan goes straight into the Toulouse Olympique side for a potential debut against his former side as Baptiste Rodriguez drops out.

SQUADS

Dragons: 1 Charlie Staines, 2 Tommy Makinson, 3 Nick Cotric, 4 Solomona Faataape, 6 Toby Sexton, 7 Lewis Dodd, 8 Tevita Satae, 10 Julian Bousquet, 12 Ben Condon, 14 Phoenix Laulu-Togaga’e, 15 Iszac Fa’asuamaleaui, 16 Josh Allen, 17 Romain Navarrete, 18 Harvey Wilson, 19 Kruise Leeming, 20 Zac Lipowicz, 24 Guillermo Aispuro-Bichet, 25 Lenny Marc, 26 Ugo Tison, 28 Léo Darrélatour, 30 Alexis Lis

Toulouse:

1 Olly Ashall-Bott, 3 Reubenn Rennie, 5 Benjamin Laguerre, 6 Thomas Lacans, 7 Jake Shorrocks, 8 Lambert Belmas, 9 Brendan Hands, 10 James Roumanos, 11 Maxime Stefani, 12 Mathieu Jussaume, 13 Anthony Marion, 15 Joe Cator, 17 Rob Butler, 19 Romeo Tropis, 20 AJ Wallace, 21 Ellis Gillam, 23 Tyler Dupree, 25 Luke Polselli, 27 Hugo Garrigues, 29 Cesar Rouge, 30 Tiaki Chan

Referee: Tom Grant

STATS

All previous meetings:
Toulouse 14, Catalans Dragons 24 (SLR25, 25/8/22)
Catalans Dragons 18, Toulouse 10 (SLR8, 14/4/22)

Super League summary
Catalans Dragons won 2
Toulouse won 0
Catalans Dragons highest score: 24-14 (A, 2022) (also widest margin)
Toulouse highest losing score: 14-24 (H, 2022)

JOE BRETHERTON needs one appearance to reach 150 for his career.
– 129 for Toulouse Olympique (2018-2026)
– 17 for Wigan Warriors (2016-2017)
​- 2 for Swinton Lions (2017, dual-registration)
– 1 for Workington Town (2017, dual-registration)

JAKE SHORROCKS needs one appearance to reach 150 for his career.
– 73 for Toulouse Olympique (2023-2026)
– 30 for Newcastle Thunder (2021-2022)
– 28 for Wigan Warriors (2016-2017, 2019-2020)
– 4 for Swinton Lions (2016, 2019, dual-registration)
​- 11 for Salford Red Devils (2018, loan)
– 3 for Workington Town (2015, dual-registration)