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From coaches at war to vile personal battles, the NRL returns on May 28 and there’s a score to settle or a grudge match to be fought and won at every turn. Here are the games you cannot miss!

Broncos v Eels – round three

There will be no late-night pokies sessions for the Brisbane Broncos this time around, the coronavirus has seen to that. After the humiliating 58-0 loss to the Eels in the first week of last year’s finals series, the Broncos will be ready for this one.

The Eels, who started this season as one of the premiership favourites, will be looking to consolidate on their first two wins.

With the eyes of sports-starved fans across the country watching, Parramatta are in the box set to send a clear message about their title ambitions.

Roosters v Rabbitohs – round three

Another chapter in the Book of Feuds will be written next Friday night and the storyline this time around is one of the most tantalising in recent years.

The fierce rivalry between the two sides has been dotted with player defections but very few have been as controversial as Latrell Mitchell’s switch from Bondi to Redfern. His positional battle with Roosters fullback James Tedesco will be a must-see.

Mitchell cited his desire to play in the No.1 jumper as the reason he jumped ship and Friday night’s blockbuster is a chance for the 22-year old to prove his detractors wrong after an underwhelming start in his new position.

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Damien Cook and the Rabbitohs will face Luke Keary and the Roosters in a final-round blockbuster to finish the 2020 NRL season. Picture. AAP Image/Joel Carrett

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Raiders v Roosters – round 10

Raiders fans waited 25 years to see their side in a grand final but instead of the premiership trophy they have been left with a recurring “six again” nightmare. The refereeing howler when the game was on the line has set up a juicy grand final rematch. And who can forget the heated verbal stoush between coaches Trent Robinson and Ricky Stuart over the stripping rule that culminated in an awkward and icy meeting between the two at the grand final launch.

Cronulla v Cowboys – round four

Valentine Holmes coped a verbal bashing from then-Cronulla captain Paul Gallen when he left the NRL in 2018 to chase a lucrative deal in the NFL. Gallen accused the star fullback of leaving the Sharks in the “lurch” and was critical of Holmes’ decision to return to rugby league with the North Queensland Cowboys rather than his former teammates in the Shire. Sharks halfback Chad Townsend said the first thing he would do when the draw was made is circle this clash in his calendar. While Townsend is a close friend of Holmes, the defection left a sour taste in the mouths of some in the Shire and will add spice to the encounter.

Eels v Cowboys – round eight

“Don’t you ever say that shit again or I will f...ing drop ya.” That was the threat Blues flyer Blake Ferguson fired at Queensland enforcer Josh McGuire during last year’s Origin decider. A “vile” sledge from Maguire left Ferguson incensed and led to a heated exchange between the two. It might have happened in the rep arena but there will be fireworks when they square-off for the first time since the incident.

McGuire and Ferguson clashed in the Origin decider last year.

Broncos v Rabbitohs - round 13

They don’t come as wily or as masterful as South Sydney coach Wayne Bennett and the mind games he played with Brisbane coach Anthony Seibold last year served as a warning — you don’t mess with the master. Bennett won the off-field mental battle and both games on the field. The coach swap turned bitter when Seibold did his best to unsettle Bennett, taking a dig at his assistant coach Jason Demetriou and the Rabbitohs’ attack. It didn’t work. With one of the best young rosters in the competition, Seibold is well placed to turn this season into a revenge mission against Bennett and his former club.

Warriors v Dragons – round three

Former New Zealand playmaker Shaun Johnson described the Warriors’ predicament as “drawing the short straw”. The Warriors have made the ultimate sacrifice to move away from their families and loved ones to help get the NRL back up and running. It’s won them the tag of “everyone’s second favourite team” but has the huge disruption to their normal routine ruined their campaign before it has even started? This is also a vital clash for the Dragons because their halfback Ben Hunt believes they must win their first two games or face missing the finals for another year.

Roosters v Knights – round 18

You don’t cross a powerhouse club like the Roosters or a rugby league supremo like Nick Politis. However, a brave Newcastle Knights did exactly that when they poached assistant coach Adam O’Brien right from under the Bondi club’s noses to take over from Nathan Brown. Apart from O’Brien, the Knights have a slew of former Roosters players in their line-up, including Mitchell Pearce, Connor Watson and Aiden Guerra.

The Roosters-Knights showdown promises to be a good one. AAP Image/Darren Pateman.

Roosters v Dragons – rounds seven and 13

This year’s traditional Anzac Day clash between these two sides will be played on a Thursday night in round 13, which will also mark the anniversary of the battle of Lone Pine. Like every Anzac Day clash, it will the scene for an emotionally charged fixture. The round-seven game will feature another of the NRL’s father-son stories. Exiled Sharks coach Shane Flanagan, who is now an assistant at the Dragons, will take on son and Roosters halfback Kyle Flanagan for the first time.

Eels v Panthers – round five

This longstanding rivalry between two Western Sydney powerhouses doesn’t need us to talk it up. The players have done a pretty decent job themselves in recent years and have never shied away from expressing their disdain for each other. Panthers junior Reagan Campbell-Gillard grew up learning to hate Parramatta but finds himself in the blue and gold. He insists there is no bad blood between him and the Panthers and we won’t have to wait too long to find out how true that is.

The Panthers and Eels always go hard. Photo by Brook Mitchell/Getty Images.

Melbourne v Raiders – round three

Very few sides can lay claim to beating Craig Bellamy and his men twice in one season. But Canberra coach Ricky Stuart and his troops did that last season. The Raiders didn’t merely conquer the Storm, they beat them at their own game with two grinding performances that were underpinned by attributes the Storm have used to great success — defence and resilience.

Sea Eagles v Storm - round 16

What can be more rugby league than a rivalry forged by an all-in sideline brawl that has been dubbed The Battle of Brookvale. The Sea Eagles and Storm played in consecutive grand finals in 2007 and 2008 but it was the sideline showdown that confirmed the hatred between the two clubs is real.

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The Broncos and Cowboys will play at Suncorp Stadium in round 20. Picture: Matt Taylor

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2020 NRL SEASON DRAW

Round 3

Thursday May 28

Broncos v Eels, Suncorp Stadium, 7.50pm

Friday May 29

Cowboys v Titans, Queensland Country Bank Stadium, 6pm

Roosters v Rabbitohs, Bankwest Stadium 7.55pm

Saturday May 30

Warriors v Dragons, Central Coast Stadium, 3pm

Sharks v Tigers, Bankwest Stadium, 5.30pm

Storm v Raiders, AAMI Park, 7.35pm

Sunday May 31

Panthers v Knights, Campbelltown Stadium, 4.05pm

Sea Eagles v Bulldogs, Central Coast Stadium, 6.30pm

Round 4

Thursday June 4

Broncos v Roosters, Suncorp Stadium, 7.50pm

Friday June 5

Panthers v Warriors, Campbelltown Stadium, 6pm

Storm v Rabbitohs, AAMI Park, 7.55pm

Saturday June 6

Eels v Sea Eagles, Bankwest Stadium, 5.30pm

Cowboys v Sharks, Queensland Country Bank Stadium, 7.35pm

Sunday June 7

Raiders v Knights, Campbelltown Stadium, 4.05pm

Titans v Tigers, Suncorp Stadium, 6.30pm

Monday June 8

Bulldogs v Dragons, Bankwest Stadium, 4.05pm

The Dragons fire up against the Bulldogs in round four. Picture: Brett Costello

Jarome Luai and the Warriors face the Warriors in round four.

Round 5

Thursday June 11

Sea Eagles v Broncos, Central Coast Stadium, 7.50pm

Friday June 12

Warriors v Cowboys, Central Coast Stadium, 6pm

Eels v Panthers, Bankwest Stadium, 7.55pm

Saturday June 13

Rabbitohs v Titans, Bankwest Stadium, 3pm

Knights v Storm, Central Coast Stadium, 5.30pm

Tigers v Raiders Campbelltown Stadium, 7.35pm

Sunday June 14

Bulldogs v Roosters, Bankwest Stadium, 4.05pm

Dragons v Sharks, Campbelltown Stadium, 6.30pm

Round 6

Thursday June 18

Knights v Broncos, Central Coast Stadium, 7.50pm

Friday June 19

Rabbitohs v Warriors, Bankwest Stadium, 6pm

Panthers v Storm, Campbelltown Stadium, 7.55pm

Saturday June 20

Titans v Dragons, Suncorp Stadium, 3pm

Tigers v Cowboys, Campbelltown Stadium, 5.30pm

Roosters v Eels, Bankwest Stadium, 7.35pm

Sunday June 21

Raiders v Sea Eagles, Campbelltown Stadium, 4.05pm

Sharks v Bulldogs, Bankwest Stadium, 6.30pm

Round 7

Thursday June 25

Panthers v Rabbitohs, Campbelltown Stadium, 7.50pm

Friday June 26

Storm v Warriors, AAMI Park, 6pm

Roosters v Dragons, Bankwest Stadium, 7.55pm

Saturday June 27

Cowboys v Knights, Queensland Country Bank Stadium, 3pm

Broncos v Titans, Suncorp Stadium, 5.30pm

Eels v Raiders, Bankwest Stadium, 7.35pm

Sunday June 28

Sea Eagles v Sharks, Central Coast Stadium, 4.05pm

Bulldogs v Tigers, Bankwest Stadium, 6.30pm

The south-east Queensland derby between the Broncos and Titans is set down for round seven. Picture: Bradley Kanaris/Getty Images

Round 8

Thursday July 2

Storm v Roosters, AAMI Park, 7.50pm

Friday July 3

Raiders v Dragons, Campbelltown Stadium, 6pm

Eels v Cowboys, Bankwest Stadium, 7.55pm

Saturday July 4

Titans v Sharks, Suncorp Stadium, 3pm

Warriors v Broncos, Central Coast Stadium, 5.30pm

Tigers v Panthers, Campbelltown Stadium, 7.35pm

Sunday July 5

Sea Eagles v Knights, Central Coast Stadium, 4.05pm

Bulldogs v Rabbitohs, Bankwest Stadium, 6.30pm

Round 9

Thursday July 9

Cowboys v Roosters, Queensland Country Bank Stadium, 7.50pm

Friday July 10

Titans v Warriors, Suncorp Stadium, 6pm

Rabbitohs v Tigers, Bankwest Stadium, 7.55pm

Saturday July 11

Sharks v Panthers, Bankwest Stadium, 3pm

Broncos v Bulldogs, Suncorp Stadium, 5.30pm

Raiders v Storm, Campbelltown Stadium, 7.35pm

Sunday July 12

Knights v Eels, Central Coast Stadium, 4.05pm

Dragons v Sea Eagles, Campbelltown Stadium, 6.30pm

ALL VENUES FROM ROUND 10 ONWARDS TBC

Round 10

Thursday July 16

Roosters v Raiders, 7.50pm

Friday July 17

Storm v Titans, 6pm

Tigers v Broncos, 7.55pm

Saturday July 18

Dragons v Bulldogs, 3pm

Rabbitohs v Knights, 5.30pm

Sea Eagles v Eels, 7.35pm

Sunday July 19

Warriors v Sharks, 2pm

Panthers v Cowboys, 4.05pm

The Manly v Parra classic grudge match is set down for round 10. Picture: Brett Costello

Round 11

Thursday July 23

Eels v Tigers, 7.50pm

Friday July 24

Cowboys v Sea Eagles, 6pm

Broncos v Storm, 7.55pm

Saturday July 25

Warriors v Roosters, 3pm

Sharks v Dragons, 5.30pm

Raiders v Rabbitohs, 7.35pm

Sunday July 26

Knights v Bulldogs, 2pm

Titans v Panthers, 4.05pm

Round 12

Thursday July 30

Dragons v Rabbitohs, 7.50pm

Friday July 31

Tigers v Warriors, 6pm

Broncos v Sharks, 7.55pm

Saturday August 1

Roosters v Titans, 3pm

Cowboys v Raiders, 5.30pm

Sea Eagles v Panthers, 7.35pm

Sunday August 2

Bulldogs v Eels, 2pm

Storm v Knights, 4.05pm

Round 13

Thursday August 6

Dragons v Roosters, 7.50pm

Friday August 7

Sea Eagles v Warriors, 6pm

Rabbitohs v Broncos, 7.55pm

Saturday August 8

Storm v Bulldogs, 3pm

Knights v Tigers, 5.30pm

Panthers v Raiders, 7.35pm

Sunday August 9

Titans v Cowboys, 2pm

Sharks v Eels, 4.05pm

The Knights thumped the Tigers 42-24 in a fiery round-two encounter. They resume hostilities in Newcastle in round 13. Picture: Cameron Spencer/Getty Images

Round 14

Thursday August 13

Roosters v Storm, 7.50pm

Friday August 14

Warriors v Panthers, 6pm

Eels v Dragons, 7.55pm

Saturday August 15

Sharks v Titans, 3pm

Cowboys v Rabbitohs, 5.30pm

Raiders v Broncos, 7.35pm

Sunday August 16

Knights v Sea Eagles, 2pm

Tigers v Bulldogs, 4.05pm

Round 15

Thursday August 20

Eels v Storm, 7.50pm

Friday August 21

Panthers v Sharks, 6pm

Broncos v Dragons, 7.55pm

Saturday August 22

Titans v Raiders, 3pm

Tigers v Roosters, 5.30pm

Rabbitohs v Sea Eagles, 7.35pm

Sunday August 23

Bulldogs v Warriors, 2pm

Knights v Cowboys, 4.05pm

Round 16

Thursday August 27

Eels v Rabbitohs, 7.50pm

Friday August 28

Dragons v Titans, 6pm

Roosters v Broncos, 7.55pm

Saturday August 29

Warriors v Knights, 3pm

Sharks v Cowboys, 5.30pm

Panthers v Tigers, 7.35pm

Sunday August 30

Storm v Sea Eagles, 4.05pm

Raiders v Bulldogs, 6.30pm

Manly will be out to avenge their opening-round loss to Melbourne when they clash again in round 16 at AAMI Park. Picture: Brett Costello

Round 17

Thursday September 3

Broncos v Panthers, 7.50pm

Friday September 4

Knights v Sharks, 6pm

Rabbitohs v Storm, 7.55pm

Saturday September 5

Bulldogs v Titans, 3pm

Sea Eagles v Tigers, 5.30pm

Raiders v Roosters, 7.35pm

Sunday September 6

Warriors v Eels, 4.05pm

Cowboys v Dragons, 6.30pm

Round 18

Thursday September 10

Tigers v Rabbitohs, 7.50pm

Friday September 11

Bulldogs v Sea Eagles, 6pm

Panthers v Eels, 7.55pm

Saturday September 12

Dragons v Raiders, 3pm

Titans v Broncos, 5.30pm

Roosters v Knights, 7.35pm

Sunday September 13

Storm v Cowboys, 4.05pm

Sharks v Warriors, 6.30pm

Round 18 will feature Jordan Rapana and the Raiders taking on the Dragons. Picture: Mark Metcalfe/Getty Images

Round 19

Thursday September 17

Rabbitohs v Bulldogs, 7.50pm

Friday September 18

Cowboys v Panthers, 6pm

Eels v Broncos, 7.55pm

Saturday September 19

Sea Eagles v Titans, 3pm

Storm v Tigers, 5.30pm

Roosters v Sharks, 7.35pm

Sunday September 20

Raiders v Warriors, 2pm

Knights v Dragons, 4.05pm

Round 20

Thursday September 24

Broncos v Cowboys, 7.55pm

Friday September 25

Titans v Knights, 6pm

Rabbitohs v Roosters, 7.55pm

Saturday September 26

Bulldogs v Panthers, 3pm

Sharks v Raiders, 5.30pm

Tigers v Eels, 7.35pm

Sunday September 27

Warriors v Sea Eagles 2pm

Dragons v Storm 4.05pm

Finals series

Friday October 2 - Sunday October 4

Qualifying finals

Friday October 9 - Saturday October 10

Semi-finals

Friday October 16 - Saturday October 17

Preliminary finals

Sunday October 25

Grand final

2020 State of Origin series

Wednesday November 4: Game 1

Wednesday November 11: Game 2

Wednesday November 18: Game 3

Friday November 13: Women’s State of Origin

CLUB-BY-CLUB DRAW

BRONCOS

3. Thurs, May 28, Eels, Suncorp Stadium, 7.50pm

4. Thurs, June 4, Roosters, Suncorp Stadium, 7.50pm

5. Thurs, June 11, Sea Eagles, Central Coast Stadium, 7.50pm

6. Thurs, June 18, Knights, Central Coast Stadium, 7.50pm

7. Sat, June 27, Titans, Suncorp Stadium, 7.35pm

8. Sat, July 4, Warriors, Central Coast Stadium, 5.30pm

9. Sat, July 11, Bulldogs, Suncorp Stadium, 5.30pm

10. Fri, July 17, Tigers, TBC, 7.55pm

11. Fri, July 24, Storm, TBC, 7.55pm

12. Fri, July 31, Sharks, TBC, 7.55pm

13. Fri, Aug 7, Rabbitohs, TBC, 7.55pm

14. Sat, Aug 15, Raiders, TBC, 7.35pm

15. Fri, August 21, Dragons TBC, 7.55pm

16. Fri, August 28, Roosters, TBC, 7.55pm

17. Fri, Sept 3, Panthers, TBC, 7.50pm

18. Sat, Sept 12, Titans, TBC ,5.30pm

19. Fri, Sept 18, Eels, TBC, 7.55pm

20. Thurs, Sept 24, Cowboys, TBC, 7.50pm

Brisbane Broncos players back at training. Picture: AAP Image/Dan Peled

BULLDOGS

3. Sun, May 31, Sea Eagles, Central Coast Stadium, 6.30pm

4. Mon, June 8, Dragons, Bankwest Stadium, 4.05pm

5. Sun, June 14, Roosters, Bankwest Stadium, 4.05pm

6. Sun, June 21, Sharks, Bankwest Stadium, 6.30pm

7. Sun, June 28, Tigers, Bankwest Stadium, 6.30pm

8. Sun, July 5, Rabbitohs, Bankwest Stadium, 6.30pm

9. Sat, July 11, Broncos, Suncorp Stadium, 5.30pm

10. Sat, July 18, Dragons, TBC, 3pm

11. Sun, July 26, Knights, TBC, 2pm

12. Sun, Aug 2, Eels, TBC, 2pm

13. Sat, August 8, Storm, TBC, 3pm

14. Sun, Aug 16, Tigers, TBC, 4.05pm

15. Sun, Aug 23, Warriors, TBC, 2pm

16. Sun, Aug 30, Raiders, TBC, 6.30pm

17. Sun, Sept 6, Titans, TBC, 3pm

18. Fri, Sept 11, Sea Eagles, TBC, 6pm

19. Thurs, Sept 17, Rabbitohs, TBC, 7.50pm

20. Sat, Sept 26, Panthers, TBC, 3pm

COWBOYS

3. Fri, May 29, Titans, Queensland Country Bank Stadium, 6pm

4. Sat, June 6, Sharks, Queensland Country Bank Stadium, 7.35pm

5. Fri, June 12, Warriors, Central Coast Stadium, 6pm

6. Sat, June 20, Tigers, Campbelltown Stadium, 5.30pm

7. Sat, June 27, Knights, Queensland Country Bank Stadium, 3pm

8. Fri, July 3, Eels, Bankwest Stadium, 7.55pm

9. Thurs, July 9, Roosters, Queensland Country Bank Stadium, 7.50pm

10. Sun, July 19, Panthers, TBC, 4.05pm

11. Fri, July 24, Sea Eagles, TBC, 6pm

12. Sat, Aug 1, Raiders, TBC, 5.30pm

13. Sun, Aug 9, Titans, TBC, 2pm

14. Sat, Aug 15, Rabbitohs, TBC, 5.30pm

15. Sun, Aug 23, Knights, TBC, 4.05pm

16. Sat, Aug 29, Sharks, TBC, 5.30pm

17. Sun, Sept 6, Dragons, TBC, 6.30pm

18. Sun, Sept 13, Storm, TBC, 4.05pm

19. Fri, Sept 18, Panther, TBC, 6pm

20. Thurs, Sept 24, Broncos, TBC, 7.50pm

Blake Lawrie and the Dragons have to overcome an 0-2 start to the season after losses to the Panthers and Tigers. Picture: AAP Image/Dean Lewins

DRAGONS

3. Sat, May 30, Warriors, Central Coast Stadium, 3pm

4. Mon, June 8, Bulldogs, Bankwest Stadium, 4.05pm

5. Sun, June 14, Sharks, Campbelltown Stadium, 6.30pm

6. Sat, June 20, Titans, Suncorp Stadium, 3pm

7. Fri, June 26, Roosters, Bankwest Stadium, 7.55pm

8. Fri, July 3, Raiders, Campbelltown Stadium, 6pm

9. Sun, July 12, Sea Eagles, Campbelltown Stadium, 6.30pm

10. Sat, July 18, Bulldogs, TBC, 7.55pm

11. Sat, July 25, Sharks, TBC, 5.30pm

12. Thurs, July 30, Rabbitohs, TBC, 7.50pm

13. Thurs, Aug 6, Roosters, TBC, 7.50pm

14. Fri, Aug 14, Eels, TBC, 7.55pm

15. Fri, Aug 21, Broncos, TBC, 7.55pm

16. Fri, Aug 28, Titans, TBC, 6pm

17. Sun, Sept 6, Cowboys TBC, 6.30pm

18. Sat, Sept 12, Raiders, TBC, 3pm

19. Sun, Sept 20, Knights, TBC, 4.05pm

20. Sun, Sept 27, Storm, TBC, 4.05pm

EELS

3. Thurs, May 28, Broncos, Suncorp Stadium, 7.50pm

4. Sat, June 6, Sea Eagles, Bankwest Stadium, 5.30pm

5. Fri, June 12, Panthers, Bankwest Stadium, 7.55pm

6. Sat, June 20, Roosters, Bankwest Stadium, 7.35pm

7. Sat, June 27, Raiders, Bankwest Stadium, 7.35pm

8. Fri, July 3, Cowboys, Bankwest Stadium, 7.55pm

9. Sun, July 12, Knights, Central Coast Stadium, 4.05pm

10. Sat, July 18, Sea Eagles, TBC, 7.35pm

11. Thurs, July 23, Tigers, TBC, 7.50pm

12. Sun, Aug 2, Bulldogs, TBC, 2pm

13. Sun, Aug 9, Sharks, TBC, 4.05pm

14. Fri, Aug 14, Dragons, TBC, 7.55pm

15. Thurs, Aug 20, Storm, TBC, 7.50pm

16. Thurs, Aug 27, Rabbitohs, TBC, 7.50pm

17. Sun, Sept 6, Warriors, TBC, 4.05pm

18. Fri, Sept 11, Panthers, TBC, 7.55pm

19. Fri, Sept 18, Broncos, TBC, 7.55pm

20. Sat, Sept 26, Tigers, TBC, 7.35pm

KNIGHTS

3. Sun, May 31, Panthers, Campbelltown Stadium, 4.05pm

4. Sun, June 7, Raiders, Campbelltown Stadium, 4.05pm

5. Sat, June 13, Storm, Central Coast Stadium, 5.30pm

6. Thurs, June 18, Broncos, Central Coast Stadium, 7.50pm

7. Sat, June 27, Cowboys, Queensland Country Bank Stadium, 3pm

8. Sun, July 5, Sea Eagles, Central Coast Stadium, 4.05pm

9. Sun, July 12, Eels, Central Coast Stadium, 4.05pm

10. Sat, July 18, Rabbitohs, TBC, 5.30pm

11. Sun, July 26, Bulldogs, TBC, 2pm

12. Sun, Aug 2, Storm, TBC, 4.05pm

13. Sat, Aug 8, Tigers, TBC, 5.30pm

14. Sun, Aug 16, Sea Eagles, TBC, 2pm

15. Sun, Aug 23, Cowboys, TBC, 4.05pm

16. Sat, Aug 29, Warriors, TBC, 3pm

17. Fri, Sept 4, Sharks, TBC, 6pm

18. Sat, Sept 12, Roosters, TBC, 7.35pm

19. Sun, Sept 20, Dragons, TBC, 4.05pm

20. Fri, Sept 25, TItans, TBC, 6pm

The Knights will be without Kalyn Ponga for their round-three clash against the Panthers at Campbelltown Stadium next Sunday. Picture: Tony Feder/Getty Images

PANTHERS

3. Sun, May 31, Knights, Campbelltown Stadium, 4.05pm

4. Fri, June 5, Warriors Campbelltown Stadium, 6pm

5. Fri, June 12, Eels, Bankwest Stadium, 7.55pm

6. Fri, June 19, Storm, Campbelltown Stadium, 7.55pm

7. Thurs, June 25, Rabbitohs, Campbelltown Stadium, 7.50pm

8. Sat, July 4, Tigers, Campbelltown Stadium, 7.35pm

9. Sat, July 11, Sharks, Bankwest Stadium, 3pm

10. Sun, July 19, Cowboys, TBC, 4.05pm

11. Sat, July 26, Titans, TBC, 4.05pm

12. Sat, Aug 1, Sea Eagles, TBC, 7.35pm

13. Sat, Aug 8, Raiders, TBC, 7.35pm

14. Fri, Aug 14, Warriors, TBC, 6pm

15. Fri, Aug 21, Sharks, TBC, 6pm

16. Sat, Aug 29, Tigers, TBC, 7.35pm

17. Thurs, Sept 3, Brincos, TBC, 7.50pm

18. Fri, Sep 11, Eels, TBC, 7.55pm

19. Fri, Sept 18, Cowboys, TBC, 6pm

20. Sat, Sept 26, Bulldogs, TBC, 3pm

ROOSTERS

3. Fri, May 29, Rabbitohs, Bankwest Stadium, 7.55pm

4. Thurs, June 4, Broncos, Suncorp Stadium, 7.50pm

5. Sun, June 14, Bankwest Stadium, 4.05pm

6. Sat, June 20, Eels, Bankwest Stadium, 7.35pm

7. Fri, June 26, Dragons, Bankwest Stadium, 7.55pm

8. Thurs, July 2, Storm, AAMI Park, 7.50pm

9. Thurs, July 9, Cowboys, Queensland Country Bank Stadium, 7.50pm

10. Thurs, July 16, Raiders, TBC, 7.50pm

11. Sat, July 25, Warriors, TBC, 3pm

12. Sat, Aug 1, Titans, TBC, 3pm

13. Thurs, Aug 6, Dragons, TBC, 7.50pm

14. Thurs, Aug 13, Storm, TBC, 7.50pm

15. Sat, Aug 22, Tigers, TBC, 5.30pm

16. Fri, Aug 28, Broncos, TBC, 7.55pm

17. Sat, Sept 5, Raiders, TBC, 7.35pm

18. Sat, Sept 12, Knights, TBC, 7.35pm

19. Sat, Sept 19, Sharks, TBC, 7.35pm

20. Fri, Sept 25, Rabbitohs, TBC, 7.55pm

RAIDERS

3. Sat, May 30, Storm, AAMI Park, 7.35pm

4. Sun, June 7, Knights, Campbelltown Stadium, 4.05pm

5. Sat, June 13, Tigers, Campbelltown Stadium, 7.35pm

6. Sun, June 21, Sea Eagles, Campbelltown Stadium, 4.05pm

7. Sat, June 27, Eels, Bankwest Stadium, 7.35pm

8. Fri, July 3, Dragons, Campbelltown Stadium, 6pm

9. Sat, July 11, Storm, Campbelltown Stadium, 7.35pm

10. Thurs, July 16, Roosters, TBC, 7.50pm

11. Sat, July 25, Rabbitohs, TBC, 7.35pm

12. Sat, Aug 1, Cowboys, TBC, 5.30pm

13. Sat, Aug 8, Panthers, TBC, 7.35pm

14. Sat, Aug 15, Broncos, TBC, 7.35pm

15. Sat, Aug 22, Titans, TBC, 3pm

16. Sun, Aug 30, Bulldogs, TBC, 6.30pm

17. Sat, Sept 5, Roosters, TBC, 7.35pm

18. Sat, Sept 12, Dragons, TBC, 3pm

19. Sun, Sept 20, Warriors, TBC, 2pm

20. Sat, Sept 26, Sharks, TBC, 5.30pm

Jordan Rapana is back with the Raiders after leaving the Green Machine at the end of the 2019 season for an ill-fated stint in Japanese rugby. Picture: AAP Image/Lukas Coch

RABBITOHS

3. Fri, May 29, Roosters, Bankwest Stadium, 7.55pm

4. Fri, June 5, Storm, AAMI Park 7.55pm

5. Sat, June 13, Titans, Bankwest Stadium, 3pm

6. Fri, June 19, Warriors, Bankwest Stadium, 6pm

7. Thurs, June 25, Panthers, Campbelltown Stadium, 7.50pm

8. Sun, July 5, Bulldogs, Bankwest Stadium, 6.30pm

9. Fri, July 10, Tigers, Bankwest Stadium, 7.55pm

10. Sat, July 18, Knights, TBC, 5.30pm

11. Sat, July 25, Raiders, TBC, 7.35pm

12. Thurs, July 30, Dragons, TBC, 7.50pm

13. Fri, Aug 7, Broncos, TBC, 7.55pm

14. Sat, Aug 15, Cowboys, TBC, 5.30pm

15. Sat, Aug 22, Sea Eagles, TBC, 7.35pm

16. Thurs, Aug 27, Eels, TBC, 7.50pm

17. Fri, Sept 4, Storm, TBC, 7.55pm

18. Thurs, Sept 10, Tigers, TBC, 7.50pm

19. Thurs, Sept 17, Bulldogs, TBC, 7.50pm

20. Fri, Sept 25, Roosters, TBC, 7.55pm

SHARKS

3. Sat, May 30, Tigers, Bankwest Stadium, 5.30pm

4. Sat, June 6, Cowboys, Queensland Country Bank Stadium, 7.35pm

5. Sun, June 14, Dragons, Campbelltown Stadium, 6.30pm

6. Sun, June 21, Bulldogs, Bankwest Stadium, 6.30pm

7. Sun, June 28, Sea Eagles, Central Coast Stadium, 4.05pm

8. Sat, July 4, Titans, Suncorp Stadium, 3pm

9. Sat, July 11, Panthers, Bankwest Stadium, 3pm

10. Sun, July 19, Warriors, TBC, 2pm

11. Sat, July 25, Dragons, TBC, 5.30pm

12. Fri, July 31, Broncos, TBC, 7.55pm

13. Sun, Aug 9, Eels, TBC, 4.05pm

14. Sat, Aug 15, Titans, TBC, 3pm

15. Fri, Aug 21, Panthers, TBC, 6pm

16. Sat, Aug 29, Cowboys, TBC, 5.30pm

17. Fri, Sept 4, Knights, TBC, 6pm

18. Sun, Sept 13, Warriors, TBC, 6.30pm

19. Sat, Sept 19, Roosters, TBC, 7.35pm

20. Sat, Sept 26, Raiders, TBC, 5.30pm

SEA EAGLES

3. Sun, May 31, Bulldogs, Central Coast Stadium, 6.30pm

4. Sat, June 6, Eels, Bankwest Stadium, 5.30pm

5. Thurs, June 11, Broncos, Central Coast Stadium, 7.50pm

6. Sun, June 21, Raiders, Campbelltown Stadium, 4.05pm

7. Sun, June 28, Sharks, Central Coast Stadium, 4.05pm

8. Sun, July 5, Knights, Central Coast Stadium, 4.05pm

9. Sun, July 12, Dragons, Campbelltown Stadium, 6.30pm

10. Sat, July 18, Eels, TBC, 7.35pm

11. Fri, July 24, Cowboys, TBC, 6pm

12. Sat, Aug 1, Panthers, TBC, 7.35pm

13. Fri, Aug 7, Warriors, TBC, 6pm

14. Sun, Aug 16, Knights, TBC, 2pm

15. Sat, Aug 22, Rabbitohs, TBC, 7.35pm

16. Sun, Aug 30, Storm, TBC, 4.05pm

17. Sat, Sept 5, Tigers, TBC, 5.30pm

18. Fri, Sept 11, Bulldogs, TBC, 6pm

19. Sat, Sept 19, Titans, TBC, 3pm

20. Sun, Sept 27, Warriors, TBC, 2pm

Martin Taupau (left) and Joel Thompson at Manly training. Picture: AAP Image/Joel Carrett

STORM

3. Sat, May 30, Raiders, AAMI Park, 7.35pm

4. Fri, June 5, Rabbitohs, AAMI Park 7.55pm

5. Sat, June 13, Knights, Central Coast Stadium, 5.30pm

6. Fri, June 19, Panthers, Campbelltown Stadium, 7.55pm

7. Fri, June 26, Warriors, AAMI Park, 6pm

8. Thurs, July 2, Roosters, AAMI Park, 7.50pm

9. Sat, July 11, Raiders, Campbelltown Stadium, 7.35pm

10. Fri, July 17, Titans, TBC, 6pm

11. Fri, July 24, Broncos, TBC, 7.55pm

12. Sun, Aug 2, Knights, TBC, 4.05pm

13. Sat, Aug 8, Bulldogs, TBC, 3pm

14. Thurs, Aug 13, Roosters, TBC, 7.50pm

15. Thurs, Aug 20, Eels, TBC, 7.50pm

16. Sun, Aug 30, Sea Eagles, TBC, 4.05pm

17. Fri, Sept 4, Rabbitohs, TBC, 7.55pm

18. Sun, Sept 13, Cowboys, TBC, 4.05pm

19. Sat, Sept 19, Tigers, TBC, 5.30pm

20. Sun, Sept 27, Dragons, TBC, 4.05pm

TIGERS

3. Sat, May 30, Sharks, Bankwest Stadium, 5.30pm

4. Sun, Jun 7, Titans, Suncorp Stadium, 6.30pm

5. Sat, June 13, Raiders, Campbelltown Stadium, 7.35pm

6. Sat, June 20, Cowboys, Campbelltown Stadium, 5.30pm

7. Sun, June 28, Bulldogs, Bankwest Stadium, 6.30pm

8. Sat, July 4, Panthers, Campbelltown Stadium, 7.35pm

9. Fri, July 10, Rabbitohs, Bankwest Stadium, 7.55pm

10. Fri, July 17, Broncos, TBC, 7.55pm

11. Thurs, July 23, Eels, TBC, 7.50pm

12. Fri, July 31, Warriors, TBC, 6pm

13. Sat, Aug 8, Knights, TBC, 5.30pm

14. Sun, Aug 16, Bulldogs, TBC, 4.05pm

15. Sat, Aug 22, Roosters, TBC, 5.30pm

16. Sat, Aug 29, Panthers, TBC, 7.35pm

17. Sat, Sept 5, Sea Eagles, TBC, 5.30pm

18. Thurs, Sept 10, Rabbitohs, TBC, 7.50pm

19. Sat, Sept 19, Storm, TBC, 5.30pm

20. Sat, Sept 26, Eels, TBC, 7.35pm

Benji Marshall gets back into the swing of things at Tigers training. Picture: Adam Yip

TITANS

3. Fri, May 29, Cowboys, Queensland Country Bank Stadium, 6pm

4. Sun, Jun 7, Tigers, Suncorp Stadium, 6.30pm

5. Sat, June 13, Rabbitohs, Bankwest Stadium, 3pm

6. Sat, June 20, Dragons, Suncorp Stadium, 3pm

7. Sat, June 27, Broncos, Suncorp Stadium, 3pm

8. Sat, July 4, Sharks, Suncorp Stadium, 3pm

9. Fri, July 10, Warriors, Suncorp Stadium, 6pm

10. Fri, July 17, Storm, TBC, 6pm

11. Sat, July 26, Panthers, TBC, 4.05pm

12. Sat, Aug 1, Roosters, TBC, 3pm

13. Sun, Aug 9, Cowboys, TBC, 2pm

14. Sat, Aug 15, Sharks, TBC, 3pm

15. Sat, Aug 22, Raiders, TBC, 3pm

16. Fri, Aug 28, Dragons, TBC, 6pm

17. Sat, Sept 5, Bulldogs, TBC, 3pm

18. Sat, Sept 12, Broncos, TBC, 5.30pm

19. Sat, Sept 19, Sea Eagles, TBC, 3pm

20. Fri, Sept 25, Knights, TBC, 6pm

WARRIORS

3. Sat, May 30, Dragons, Central Coast Stadium, 3pm

4. Fri, June 5, Panthers Campbelltown Stadium, 6pm

5. Fri, June 12, Cowboys, Central Coast Stadium, 6pm

6. Fri, June 19, Rabbitohs, Bankwest Stadium, 6pm

7. Fri, June 26, Storm, AAMI Park, 6pm

8. Sat, July 4, Broncos, Central Coast Stadium, 5.30pm

9. Fri, July 10, Titans, Suncorp Stadium, 6pm

10. Sun, July 19, Sharks, TBC, 2pm

11. Sat, July 25, Roosters, TBC, 3pm

12. Fri, July 31, Tigers, TBC, 6pm

13. Fri, Aug 7, Sea Eagles, TBC, 6pm

14. Fri, Aug 14, Panthers, TBC, 6pm

15. Sun, Aug 23, Bulldogs, TBC, 2pm

16. Sat, Aug 29, Knights, TBC, 3pm

17. Sun, Sept 6, Eels, TBC, 4.05pm

18. Sun, Sept 13, Sharks, TBC, 6.30pm

19. Sun, Sept 20, Raiders, TBC, 2pm

20. Sun, Sept 27, Sea Eagles, TBC, 2pm

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