The Saints moved to 9-1 with a routine 59-22 win against Marrar on the weekend, and next host Temora (9-0).

North Wagga is looking to atone for an 11-goal loss to the Roos in round three, and both sides are neck and neck on percentage (Temora 221.69, North Wagga 22.6.76).

Nothing other than a win will keep their minor premiership hopes alive, and North Wagga coach Flynn Hogg believes they're better placed to test Temora's unbeaten run than earlier in the year.

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"I think we just need to play our game and not get stressed, and play to their level (of place)," Hogg said.

"Temora tries to play a fast game through the centre court, but in saying that we only had six of our players (in round three).

"With how COVID was at the start of the season we hadn't had a lot of full training, so we've definitely come a long way since then.

"We'd love to finish top though so it's an important game and last time we lost by 11. We want to turn it around completely."

Temora dominated East Wagga Kooringal 76-27 to maintain their unblemished record, Coleambally retained fourth spot with a 62-40 triumph against Barelland and Northern Jets solidified fifth with an 83-27 win against The Rock Yerong Creek.

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