Tokyo Sungoliath vs Mitsubishi Dynaboars Predictions - Sungoliath too good for the Dynaboars at home

Brad Newcomb

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Last updated: 05 Mar 2026

Brad Newcomb 05 Mar 2026

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Tokyo Sungoliath have won 6 of their last 7 home matches.
Mitsubishi Dynaboars are on a losing streak away from home.
Tokyo Sungoliath are favoured to cover the handicap.

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Tokyo Sungoliath have been in solid form at home this season (Getty Images)

Tokyo Sungoliath vs Mitsubishi Dynaboars Predictions

Tokyo Sungoliath vs Mitsubishi Dynaboars Predictions
Head to Head
Tokyo Sungoliath Form
Mitsubishi Dynaboars Form
Team News

Tokyo Sungoliath have a solid record against the Mitsubishi Dynaboars, and they have been performing well lately. The Mitsubishi Dynaboars are in a slump and are on a lengthy losing streak on the road.

Sungoliath have won 4 of their last 5 fixtures.
Sungoliath have won 6 of their last 7 home matches.
Sungoliath have won 3 of their last 4 games against the Dynaboars.
Mitsubishi Dynaboars have lost 6 of their last 7 fixtures.
Mitsubishi Dynaboars have lost 8 consecutive away games.

Head to Head

Tokyo Sungoliath have the advantage with three victories to one over the Mitsubishi Dynaboars in four meetings.

Tokyo Sungoliath Form

Tokyo Sungoliath thumped the Shizuoka Blue Revs 57-24 away from home last weekend after leading their hosts 38-5 at the break.

Tokyo Sungoliath have been in solid form at home in the Japan Rugby League One this season. They defeated Toyota Verblitz 43-25 and lost 22-20 to Kobe Steel before beating Honda 30-15 and the Canon Eagles 54-22.

Sungoliath are 3rd in the Conference B table with 31 points from nine matches.

Tokyo Sungoliath were in sublime form in their previous fixture, scoring plenty of tries, and they have been picking up results at home during their latest campaign.

Mitsubishi Dynaboars Form

The Mitsubishi Dynaboars hosted Toyota Verblitz last weekend, losing 31-29 after trailing by six points at half-time.

The Mitsubishi Dynaboars are winless on the road in the Japan Rugby League One this season. They lost to the Urayasu D-Rocks 27-24, to Toshiba Brave Lupus 47-22, to the Shizuoka Blue Revs 47-36, and to the Kubota Spears 26-10.

Mitsubishi are 5th on the Conference A log with ten points from nine games.

The Mitsubishi Dynaboars have been out of sorts lately, having lost eight in a row away from home, including three of their last four meetings against Tokyo Sungoliath.

Team News

Tokyo Sungoliath

Captain Sam Cane highlighted the improvements his team has made in their win over the Shizuoka Blue Revs: "I think we were able to show a variety of things today. The forwards were able to move forward and the backs were able to carry the ball into space and make the most of their opportunities, which shows good skill in the team as a whole. I think it's very positive that we were able to attack while having a common understanding and looking at the same page. We also used offloads when receiving turnovers and kicks, so I think our attacks were going well."

Mitsubishi Dynaboars

Head Coach Glenn Delaney commented on his team's performance in their narrow defeat to Toyota Verblitz: "I'm disappointed with the result of today's match. The last two minutes were crucial, but we weren't very focused inside the 22-metre line. Up until then we had been playing well, and our play reflected our DNA. I'm a little disappointed with how we ended up."