Panthers face sanction over interchange bungle in win over Chooks
The Penrith Panthers are set to be sanctioned by the NRL over an interchange bungle in their win over the Roosters, which saw them momentarily have 14 players on the field.
The Penrith Panthers are set to be sanctioned by the NRL over an interchange bungle in their win over the Roosters, which saw them momentarily have 14 players on the field.
Lachlan Galvin will be the eighth player managed by Isaac Moses to leave the Wests Tigers in the past eight years. Could another one of their other breakout stars soon join the list?
The Warriors have survived a Broncos comeback, with Luke Metcalf nailing a 50m penalty goal to win the game in golden point, after a horror error from Reece Walsh.
The three big-time NRL media stars up for grabs, Lachie Galvin’s kind fan gesture during week from hell, Sonny Bill Williams’ early jab at Paul Gallen and more in Saint, Sinner, Shoosh.
In an indication of the influence Harry Grant boasts for the Maroons, Origin favouritism has swung following his injury – and in-form Bulldog Reed Mahoney is one of seven players in the frame to replace him.
QRL boss Ben Ikin has called on ARL Commission boss Peter V’landys to give Queensland a fifth NRL club in 2027 amid fears the Perth Bears bid is on the brink of collapse.
A former Queensland Origin prodigy has backed Lachlan Galvin’s decision to quit the Wests Tigers, predicting the boom playmaker will follow in the mould of rugby league great Darren Lockyer.
It was the personal challenge that triggered one of the most notorious and infamous moments in rugby league history – and instead it left former Roosters and English prop Adrian Morley crying like a schoolboy.
South Sydney star Jai Arrow has allegedly been involved in an altercation with Bulldogs fans, as Canterbury blew the Rabbitohs away in a record breaking Good Friday clash.
Penrith’s hopes of a five-peat are hanging by a thread – and so is Dylan Edwards’ grip on the Blues’ No.1 jersey. But club legend Greg Alexander is adamant all hope is not lost.
The Dolphins have beaten the 2024 grand finalists in back-to-back weeks, blowing the Melbourne Storm off the park with seven tries in a row to secure their third-straight win.
One premiership contender staked its title claims while another faltered in a big way. See the standouts and SuperCoach stars in our six things learned from Good Friday footy.
Kobe Hetherington was always going to have big boots to fill when he won the Broncos’ No.13 jumper. Michael Maguire explains why he’ll continue to back him despite a slow start.
The Warriors have landed a massive free agency blow, securing one of the hottest young prospects from the UK Super League as they continue to shore-up their roster.
The future of Parramatta star Shaun Lane is up in the air, with the Eels forward set to take an immediate break from rugby league as he considers his place in the NRL.
Manly coach Anthony Seibold has every reason to complain about the club’s brutal draw, with a total of five games played in a space of 25 days. But revolutionary technology could change everything about the NRL draw, writes DAVID RICCIO.
Manly have lost three of four games since Daly Cherry-Evans declared he won’t be at the club next season. BRENT READ questions whether their slump could push him into retirement.
If I’m Benji Marshall, I couldn’t care less whether Lachlan Galvin thinks I can coach or not, writes MATTY JOHNS. The decision to drop the young star, particularly long-term, is a mistake.
Sharks star Addin Fonua-Blake is on track to take on the Knights as he battles an abductor injury, while the Titans have been decimated. See all the team changes for Round 7.
Every eye in the NRL world was on Lachlan Galvin at Concord – but he wasn’t trying to hide. If anything, he ran towards the spotlight, still looking every inch the teenager living a childhood dream, writes BRENT READ.
Sea Eagles coach Anthony Seibold has questioned the NRL schedule after his side was forced to play a third game in 11 days, with players only having 20 minutes of proper field sessions this week on the back of their long flight from Perth.
A new front row weapon emerged with another scintillating display as a few of SuperCoach’s most popular players stumbled. Here are the five things we learnt from Sea Eagles vs Dragons.
Besieged Wests Tigers star Lachlan Galvin has turned down an offer to stand himself down from NSW Cup, while coach Benji Marshall made an impassioned plea to leave the teenager alone. WATCH THE VIDEO
The NRL will consider banning coaches from having player agents as part of a major overhaul of the sector.
He’s yet to play first grade for the Rabbitohs, but Josh Schuster showed he has lost none of his trademark flair, with an impressive display in his rugby league return. See the full SPORT CONFIDENTIAL.
Manly’s hopes of replacing the outgoing Daly Cherry-Evans with Canberra halfback Jamal Fogarty could be in jeopardy after the Raiders tabled a new deal for their star No.7.
The NRL’s salary cap exemption plan to fast-track PNG player development has received the full support of their chief executive, while prompting questions as to whether a Perth expansion team will receive the same treatment.
Craig Bellamy’s Melbourne Storm have emerged as the NRL’s No. 1 bogey team, holding the wood over half the competition. SEE WHO YOUR TEAM STRUGGLES TO BEAT
It’s a throwback to the Super League days of 1997 for the Broncos, with the current players set to follow legends of that era by having their surnames on their jerseys. Find out why, plus more in Sport Confidential.
The NRL SuperCoach Mastermind gives his last word on weekend buys, sells, cheapies, captains – plus a sneaky look at next week’s top purchases.
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