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They have been a little patchy over the finals giving the other sides too much start then having to work extra hard to hit the lead.

The forwards will again hold the team's cards and if they can dominate early, the classy Cooma backs should be putting the tries on.

Cooma beat Eden at home in the first round while at Eden in round two, they held a strong lead at half time only to be run down late and come away with a draw.

In a very tight affair, either side can win or it will come down to who wants it most after a full season's hard, gritty work.

Reserves need to fully focus
After playing their best football all year last Sunday at Cooma to lead Bega 16 points to 4 the seconds virtually threw their straight, walk in to the grand final avenue away.

Their defence lacked cohesion and urgency late in the second half to allow Bega to claim victory.

This side knows that they can do it, their very keen to defence the title won in 2009 and the club is very confident they can seal a win, over Cobargo.

Under 18 to continue strong form
The enthusiastic Cooma under 18s have the passion and form on the board to start the day off well for the club when they tackle the Merimbula-Pambula side at 11.30am.

With no wins over the Bulldogs this season, it's something that will not worry them as they are playing top football the last four weeks, showing plenty of pride, ticker and ability.

So let's see a big local contingent of support at Bega on Sunday as the club strives to put three sides into the 2010 grand final.