South Sydney Rabbitohs' Cameron Murray and Tallis Duncan will miss several weeks due to injuries, impacting finals chances.
The South Sydney Rabbitohs have confirmed both Cameron Murray and Tallis Duncan will need multiple weeks on the sideline in a bitter blow to the club's finals chances.
Murray has suffered a Grade 2 calf strain during the club's surprise loss to the Canberra Raiders on Saturday afternoon.
The injury will see him miss either three or four weeks, with the NSW Blues star likely to have played a significant role during that time, with South Sydney facing a tricky run to the finish line and likely needing at least three wins to make the finals.
Joining him on the sideline will be Tallis Duncan, with the second-rower and centre facing two to three weeks on the sideline himself over a hamstring strain.