After a shaky start to the season with back-to-back losses, the Broncos went on to win seven straight games to claim the minor premiership, while the Sharks have lost their way in recent weeks after a red-hot opening to their year. Cronulla powered out o

After a shaky start to the season with back-to-back losses, the Broncos went on to win seven straight games to claim the minor premiership, while the Sharks have lost their way in recent weeks after a red-hot opening to their year.

Cronulla powered out of the blocks to post six wins on the trot, but leading into this week's final, they have lost their last three games to move from top spot to fourth on the ladder.

However, despite their recent run, Brisbane will not be underestimating a side stacked with stars like skipper Tiana Penitani and Emma Tonegato who would love nothing more than to upset the three-time premiership winners on their home turf.

The last time they met in Round 8, it took a last-minute power run from Chelsea Lenarduzzi to score the match-winner for the Broncos, so they know they are in for a good challenge.

The venue Totally Workwear Stadium is on track for a sell-out, so it is set to be a buzzing atmosphere fitting of finals footy on Sunday. The Sharks take on the Broncos at 4.05pm tomorrow in the semi finals.