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Round 7 Rugby League Ipswich matches offer some intriguing clashes after last weekend’s drama. See how the latest games shape up.

Anthony Breeze THROUGH the great attacking play in Rugby League Ipswich Round four action, one club firmed as Premiership favourites. Swifts again turned on a try feast against Norths. Here's how this weekend's games shape up. Saturday (5.30pm) - Brothers v Norths at Raceview BROTHERS returned to form with a bang last weekend with a great win over Goodna. Norths were on the end of a Swifts onslaught. Brothers will be hoping playmaker Wes Conlon is okay. He was replaced at halftime. Most of Brothers attacking options come through him. Conlon relies on his forwards setting the platform w...

Premium Content LOOK out if Swifts speedster Godfrey Okot gives up the pre-game chips and gets serious. He might score even more than the hat-trick of tries he produced in the Bluebirds' latest 60-22 A-Grade victory over Norths. "I've never really taken care of my body,'' Okot said, after his latest scintillating performance. "When I see a gap, I just try and launch for that line. "Whatever happens, you get through or you get whacked but you get back up and play. Just the love of the game.'' In his new team environment, Okot is happy to continue sharing in some wonderful club spirit.

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The Tolova'a siblings are Norths juniors. Charalambous played his first A-Grade match for the club in the second row after previous stints with West End and in England. Masson-McKlaren's effort at hooker off the bench was creditable after he broke his leg two years ago. The debutants had more important roles after Norths lost vice-captain Ethan Page to a shoulder injury at halftime. Leading 16-6 at the break, Norths got the job done. "We dropped more ball (in the first half) than what we would have liked but defensively they were really strong,'' Williamson said. "They all stepped up i...