Titans fit and ready to fire against Rabbitohs

Off the back of three straight wins, the Titans also received positive news on the injury front with no major concerns coming from a 36 points to 14 win over the Cowboys.

Gold Coast High Performance Manager Klint Hoare says the roster is in a good spot ahead of a fortnight which includes match-ups against South Sydney and Melbourne.

"A real positive from the game against the Cowboys was the fact that we sustained no major injury concerns with only the usual bumps and bruises occurring across the squad," Hoare said.

"Brian Kelly did suffer a finger dislocation when he scored our first try.

"Head Physiotherapist Sam Madden was able to align the dislocation immediately with no structural damage and Brian is available for the clash with Rabbitohs this weekend."

Missing with ankle injuries in recent weeks, outside backs Phillip Sami and Jayden Campbell will both be available for selection this week with Hoare confirming that they have both now been integrated back into full squad training.

Moeaki Fotuaika again had an impact in Local Derby win, running for over 100 metres.

Hoare says he continues to battle some niggling complaints but won't miss selection.

"Moeaki will continue to be monitored with a persistent knee effusion lingering," Hoare said.

"I'm confident with a modified volume load and contact early in the training week Moe will be fit and firing for the clash with the Rabbits."