The Warriors have added utility Dominique Peyroux and wing Ken Maumalo to their squad to travel to Perth for their National Rugby League match against defending Premiers South Sydney on Saturday.
The 19-man squad heads out tomorrow on the competition's longest away trip for the fourth consecutive season.
They first made the seven and a half hour, 5300km flight to Western Australia for a clash against Manly in 2012 before travelling there to meet the Rabbitohs in both 2013 and 2014.
McFadden's named the same side used in Sunday night's 24-20 win over Newcastle, a result which improved the Warriors' record to better than 50 per cent for the first time this season with six wins and five losses.
It leaves them in seventh spot on the ladder on 14 points, just two outside the top four and level with their 14th-round opponents the fifth placed Sydney Roosters and the sixth placed Rabbitohs.
After picking up their third win on end on Sunday, the Warriors are in a position to achieve their best winning streak since the 2013 side put together five wins in a row midway through the season.
McFadden is confident of being able to use an unchanged team in Perth with fullback Sam Tomkins and wing Manu Vatuvei set to line up again.
Warriors winger Manu Vatuvei Photo: Photosport
"Both Sam and Manu were a bit sore after the game but they've pulled up really well," said McFadden.
"With it being such a long trip to Perth we're taking two extra players to cover us."
The boast an 18 wins - 10 loss record in 28 encounters with Souths but have lost the last three matches between the two sides.
Saturday's clash in Perth will edge prop Jacob Lillyman close to his 200-game milestone when he makes his 198th career appearance while back rower Bodene Thompson will play his 97th match.
