From ugly divorces to unceremonious poaching raids, coaching returns and revenge missions, the NRL off-season has set the tone for an explosive season. These are the blockbuster match-ups you can’t miss in 2025.
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Jason Ryles faces a trial by fire, Michael Maguire is thrown in a brutal first test with his Broncos and Wayne Bennett comes up against his old team. See the full NRL round one fixtures analysis.
While Lachlan Galvin will return to training alongside the majority of Benji Marshall’s Tigers, he’ll be forced to wait until almost Christmas to combine with new halves partner Jarome Luai. See when every club gets back to work for season 2025.
Brisbane will need a miracle to resurrect their season now as the heat turns up on the last eight rounds before NRL finals. See which teams can and can’t make the finals.
As Wests Tigers fight tooth and nail to retain Stefano Utoikamanu, another soon-to-be off-contract forward should be at the top of their retention list. Every Tigers’ contract situation.
The NRL, along with Super League clubs and the Jillaroos and Lionesses, are planning an exclusive Las Vegas takeover in a bid to sell out Allegiant Stadium in 2025.
Sam Burgess is set to take centre stage in the second edition of Operation Las Vegas as the NRL expands its American invasion to include two extra fixtures. Watch the launch.
Canberra and Penrith will host home games against the Warriors and Sharks in Las Vegas next season as the NRL prepares to rubber-stamp the blockbuster round 1 fixtures.
The most fined coach in NRL history could find himself once again in hot water after another attack on the referees.
One of Queensland’s most reliable stars has been dealt a horror blow that’s sure to leave Maroons coach Billy Slater tearing his hair out.
Melbourne’s win over Canberra was overshadowed by an injury to one of their Queensland State of Origin reps in a disastrous moment for the Maroons.
Canberra Raiders coach Ricky Stuart was extremely unhappy with his side’s performance in their Round 16 loss to the Wests Tigers.
Wests Tigers fans have given one of the club’s biggest stars a standing ovation after returning for the first time in 14 months.
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