NRL heavyweights North Queensland and Cronulla have the premiership wobbles four rounds out from the finals, as Gold Coast learned the late season inclusion of Jarryd Hayne wont guarantee them a playoffs berth.Hayne will travel with the Titans to his home of Campbelltown to face Wests Tigers this weekend, in a match critical for the finals hopes of both sides.Meanwhile the Cowboys, the Sharks and even the Storm will seek to re-energize their title claims a month out from the playoffs.Premiers North Queenslands 26-14 loss to Wests Tigers at Leichhardt Oval in round 22 on Sunday tipped them out of the top four, while second-placed Cronullas 30-14 loss to Canberra on Saturday ended their 16-match unbeaten streak.Melbourne have taken the premiership lead from Cronulla. But not without worries of their own. Only some late-game brilliance from captain Cameron Smith helped the Storm to a 15-14 golden point win over South Sydney at AAMI Park on Saturday denied the Rabbitohs just their sixth win of the season.In Haynes much hyped comeback to the NRL on the Gold Coast on Sunday, it was the Titans finals hopes that took a hit despite the superstar enjoying an impressive rugby league return.The Warriors were meant to be almost bystanders in Haynes Titans debut, but the seventh-placed New Zealanders enjoyed a vital 24-14 away win.That could make Saturday afternoons Campbelltown clash do-or-die for both sides.Im looking forward to that, its the first time in my NRL career Ill be playing at Campbelltown, Hayne told Fox Sports.Being a Campbelltown boy it will be great to get back down there, I have always wanted to play there in the NRL, I have played a couple of trial matches down there but never on the big stage, so Im looking forward to that.Hayne will go head-to-head with NSW and Tigers fullback James Tedesco.We have got some momentum and some confidence as a team now and we want to keep that up, Tedesco said.There is a month to go and there is plenty to play for. We are looking forward to that and we are looking forward to playing Jarryd at Campbelltown.It will be a big game for both sides.Sixth-placed Brisbane opened round 22 with a vital 12-8 win over battling St George Illawarra in Wollongong on Thursday night.Parramatta all but ended Manlys finals aspirations with a 10-9 win at Pirtek Stadium on Friday night.Fourth-placed Canterbury have moved back into the top four courtesy of a 28-14 win over Newcastle at Hunter Stadium on Saturday.Penrith host Sydney Roosters in the final game of round 22 on Monday night at Pepper Stadium. Shoes Canada Cheap . Marincin has played in two NHL games so far this season with two penalty minutes. The 21-year-old has three goals, four assists and a plus-5 rating in 24 games with the American Hockey Leagues Oklahoma City Barons this season. 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Only veteran Pau Gasol, who finished with 23 points and eight rebounds, was able to find a comfortable rhythm and flow for Spain.The Boomers, who had beaten Serbia in the group stages, had their worst game of the Olympics.Their defensive effort wasnt up to their usual standard but it was at the other end of the floor where things fell apart.The big three of Andrew Bogut, Patty Mills and Matthew Dellavedova combined for 20 points on 8/26 shooting, a lowly 30.7 percent.The Boomers were ranked second in points per game before their semifinal but have since fallen to fifth.Spain rank above the Boomers in every major statistical category (points, rebounds, blocks, steals), except for assists where the Boomers are still ranked first.What that shows is the huge mountain the Boomers have to overcome if they are to walk away from Rio with the first medal in Australian mens basketball history.With the Spaniards coming in as heavy favourites, the Boomers assumme the underdog role and go into the match with nothing to lose.ddddddddddddCan the Boomers shake things up one last time?Boomers squad G: Matthew Dellavedova G: Patty Mills F: Joe Ingles F: Aron Baynes C: Andrew Bogut Bench: David Andersen, Kevin Lisch, Ryan Broekhoff, Chris Goulding, Brock Motum, Damian Martin, Cameron Bairstow*.Spain squad G: Ricky Rubio G: Sergio Llull F: Rudy Fernandez F: Nikola Mirotic C: Pau Gasol Bench: Victor Claver, Felipe Reyes, Willy Hernangomez, Sergio Rodriquez, Juan Carlos Navarro, Alex Abrines, Jose Calderon.Previous meeting: Spain defeated Australia 82-70, London Olympics 2012.Rio results 1st game: Australia defeated France 87-66; Spain lost to Croatia 72-70. 2nd game: Australia defeated Serbia 95-80; Spain lost to Brazil 66-65. 3rd game: Australia lost to United States 98-88; Spain defeated Nigeria 96-87. 4th game: Australia defeated China 93-68; Spain defeated Lithuania 109-59. 5th game: Australia defeated Venezuela 81-56; Spain defeated Argentina 92-73. Quarterfinal: Australia defeated Lithuania 90-64; Spain defeated France 92-67. Semifinal: Australia lost to Serbia 87-61; Spain lost to USA 82-76.Game Time: Monday 12.30am (AEST)UBET Odds Spain: $1.30 Australia: $3.50 ' ' '