Can Penrith get back in the winners’ circle against Dolphins? Follow all the live action.
Can Penrith get back in the winners’ circle against Dolphins? Follow all the live action.
Welcome to Thursday night football, a clash between the Panthers and the Dolphins.
Round six is upon us, and the Panthers haven’t won a single match in Australia.
The Mountain Men began the season chasing a historic five-peat, but they’re not staring down the barrel of five straight losses. Who woulda thunk it?
The Dolphins are equally desperate. They finally cracked it for their first win last weekend under Kristian Woolf, but they will fall out of contention if they can’t back it up here.
It’s a battle between the premiers and NRL’s newest team, between NSW and Queensland, between 14th and 15th.
Get around it as we bring you all the live action.
Plenty of rugba league news around today.
Colleague Michael Chammas revealed a surprising development regarding the future of Joey Manu.
The cross-code star could be switching back to the NRL … and not necessarily the Roosters.
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Nathan Cleary versus Isaiya Katoa. One is at the absolute peak of their powers, the other is tipped to eventually succeed him as the game’s preeminent playmaker.
Tonight, we get to witness them go head to head in a clash that will have huge ramifications for their respective teams’ premiership hopes.
Already, there is talk that Katoa is behind only Cleary, Jahrome Hughes, Daly Cherry-Evans and Jarome Luai as the game’s best No.7.
Don’t take my word for it though; check out this Andrew Johns column, where the Eighth Immortal breaks down the game of two NRL superstars.
Dylan Edwards is back.
The NSW and Australian fullback is a huge inclusion after missing three games with a groin injury. However, the Panthers aren’t quite at full strength.
Scott Sorenson returns from concussion) but Mitch Kenny (shoulder) and five-eighth Jack Cole (head knock) are out.
I’m very interested to see how Blaize Talagi combines with Nathan Cleary. This is the reason they poached him from Parramatta.
I remember watching hooker Luke Sommerton in a trial three or four years ago, and he was the best player in the field. Good to see him adding to his six NRL appearances.
The Dolphins, meanwhile, welcome back skipper Tom Gilbert from suspension.
Welcome to Thursday night football, a clash between the Panthers and the Dolphins.
Round six is upon us, and the Panthers haven’t won a single match in Australia.
The Mountain Men began the season chasing a historic five-peat, but they’re not staring down the barrel of five straight losses. Who woulda thunk it?
The Dolphins are equally desperate. They finally cracked it for their first win last weekend under Kristian Woolf, but they will fall out of contention if they can’t back it up here.
It’s a battle between the premiers and NRL’s newest team, between NSW and Queensland, between 14th and 15th.
Get around it as we bring you all the live action.