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The Broncos have secured a week off with a commanding win over the Storm, who now face a sudden-death clash.
Craig Bellamy's side will face the winner of the Sharks and Roosters game, with both teams in form coming in to post-season football.
Meanwhile, Kevin Walters' outfit are now only one win away from a grand final after finishing second in the regular season.
Storm centre Young Tonumaipea has left the field after an ugly head knock, leaving nasty gash on his foreheard.
"The eyes almost went in to the back of the head, he will go for a HIA," Dan Ginnane said.
The 31-year-old caught the boot of Reece Walsh whilst attempting to tackle the elusive fullback in ugly fashion.
Storm medicos almost instantly took him from the field, with Ryan Papenhuyzen entering the action and dropping to fullback.
In a crucial match that determined their playoff fate, the Sharks solidified their position in sixth place and secured home field advantage by defeating the Raiders.
As a result, they will face off against the Roosters in the first week of the Finals, creating an exciting and highly anticipated matchup.
Head coach Craig Fitzgibbon, who previously played for and coached the Roosters, will now lead the Sharks against his former club in front of a sold-out crowd at PointsBet Stadium.
The winner of this sudden-death clash will move on to the elimination Semi Final against the loser of the Broncos versus Storm game, while the losing team will be eliminated from the competition.