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Home / Rugby League / NRL / Manly Sea Eagles vs Gold Coast Titans NRL Betting Tips - Back under the total in Round 12

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Manly Sea Eagles vs Gold Coast Titans NRL Betting Tips - Back under the total in Round 12

  • Manly Sea Eagles are in top form, winning 6 of their last 7 games.
  • Titans have struggled offensively, regularly scoring under 18.5 points.
  • Under 51.5 total points and Garrick anytime tryscorer are recommended bets.
Andrew HendrieWritten by Andrew Hendrie
Updated: May 21, 2026
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Sea Eagles host Titans on Saturday (Photo by Getty Images)


Manly Sea Eagles vs Gold Coast Titans Verdict


Manly are missing a few key men ahead of State of Origin and their attack might be blunted as a result. Under 51.5 total points is the play and for under 18.5 Titans team points too.
  • Sea Eagles have won six of their last seven games
  • Sea Eagles have held teams to 18 points or less in their last seven games
  • Titans have scored Under 18.5 points in eight of their last 10 games
  • Titans have scored exactly 12 points in four of their last five defeats
  • Titans have seen Under 51.5 points in eight of their last nine games
  • Sea Eagles have seen Under 51.5 points in five of their last six games
  • Reuben Garrick has scored 12 tries in his last 10 games vs Titans, along with 1+ try in five of his last six outings vs teams in the bottom four

Sea Eagles vs Titans Head To Head

Manly have won two of the last three, but Gold Coast won their most-recent clash in 2025.

Manly Sea Eagles Form - Flying Sea Eagles

I think Manly can lay claims to being the second-best team in the competition right now behind the Panthers.

Kieran Foran has completely revolutionised things at Brookie - he simply commands respect and has got this team playing inspired footy, winning six of his seven games, with the one defeat coming by two points against Penrith.

The Sea Eagles lit up Magic Round with a destructive performance against the Tigers, dominating from start to finish in a 46-18 victory.

Jason Saab scored a hat-trick, while Haumole Olakau'atu confirmed his starting spot in the Blues side with a barnstorming display, running for 262 metres off 21 hit-ups and making three line breaks. Speedster Tolu Koula also scored a magical opening try that helped him earn a debut Origin call-up.

Gold Coast Titans Form - No Signs Of Upside

What was Matty Johns thinking investing in this football club...

I just can't see any upside in the Titans and they've started the season as poor as every, registering a 2-8 record, with those two wins coming vs fellow battlers the Dragons and Eels.

Gold Coast bring a four-game losing streak into this clash. They actually showed a bit of fight against the Roosters, but they were blown away by the Knights' sizzling attack in Magic Round.

The Titans couldn't take advantage of their dominant field position in the fist half and faded badly in a 36-12 defeat.

Sea Eagles vs Titans Team News

Big changes to the Manly side. Josh Feledy and Blake Wilson join the backline with Tolu Koula out with Origin and Lehi Hopoate missing through suspension.

Jackson Shereb starts in the back row in place of Haumole Olakau'atu, while Brandon Wakeham returns at hooker. Hugo Hart and Simione Laiafi join the bench.

Klese Haas gets a start at prop for the Titans, while Jaylan de Groot comes in at centre with Tino Fa'asuamaleaui and Jojo Fifita away on Maroons duty.

Lachlan Ilias, Bodhi Sharpley and Adam Christensen are the new faces on the bench.
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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