From round 14, the Warriors will play five games at Mt Smart and seven away from home, playing six teams in the top eight and six currently out of finals contention.
The Warriors will front up against the Sea Eagles, Cowboys, Sharks, Panthers, Broncos, Storm, Titans, Dragons, Knights, Bulldogs, Panthers again, and Raiders.
Warriors fans showing support during the round 12 loss to South Sydney. Photo / Getty Images
Rounds 16 (Sharks), 19 (Storm), 22 (Knights), 24 (Penrith) and 25 (Raiders) will be played at home to end the regular season.
The Warriors have slumped to fourth on the ladder with the Rabbitohs bouncing over them to third.
They currently have 16 points overall from their eight wins and are guaranteed a further two points from next weekends bye.
Given the 2017 benchmark being 30 points overall, the Warriors would need to secure a further 12 points, or six wins, following the automatic points of the bye.
Theoretically, with the form all teams have shown in the first half of the season, the Warriors should win at least six games.
The Sea Eagles, Cowboys, Titans, Knights, Bulldogs and Raiders all sit outside of the top eight and are games the Warriors would be favourites to win.
George Burgess on the charge. Photo / Getty Images
These are the Warriors best opportunities to secure a finals spot, having shown their weaknesses upfront against the best teams in the competition.
They play the Sharks, Broncos, Storm, Dragons, and Panthers twice as well, with these games looking less likely for the Warriors to win.
Having already lost heavily to the Broncos and Storm the Warriors would need to improve immensely to defeat either side.
They've proven they can match the best in the business when they downed the Dragons in round seven, but the Sharks and Panthers will prove to be difficult.
Regardless, the Warriors have proven this season they are a different beast and if they can maintain their form, they should easily make the finals for the first time since 2011.
