Bold prediction: Meninga Cup’s finals players most likely to play NRL
Meninga Cup’s bold NRL player predictions: Who were the 20 teen footballers from the six clubs remaining in premiership contention most likely to play in the NRL? Revealed here.
Meninga Cup’s bold NRL player predictions: Who were the 20 teen footballers from the six clubs remaining in premiership contention most likely to play in the NRL? Revealed here.
As Collingwood and Storm prepare to host their biggest home-and-away matches of the year, stars of the clubs reveal why the occasion means so much to them.
Craig Bellamy said it all with the first two words that slipped out in his press conference after the Melbourne Storm were “embarrassed”.
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.
The Dolphins have pulled off one of the biggest upsets of the season and subjected the Storm to some unwanted NRL history.
The ball is in Craig Bellamy’s court when it comes to coaching on in 2026 and the master mentor has revealed when he’ll make a call.
He’s a big bopper on the footy field, and one of Australia’s hottest boxing stars backs Nelson Asofa-Solomona to make an impact in the ring too.
Superstar fullback Kalyn Ponga was barely sighted as the Knights’ attacking woes continued, while SuperCoaches have a host of fresh injuries to deal with.
Melbourne’s demolition of the Warriors could come at a cost to both clubs, with Jahrome Hughes and James Fisher-Harris suffering injuries.
A sold-out crowd in Melbourne will see if the Storm can extend their remarkable record over the Warriors.
Kalyn Ponga and Harry Grant were among the flops while a fresh injury concern for Ryan Papenhuyzen is set to dominate SuperCoach headlines all week.
Melbourne’s ‘big four’ put on a clinic in the Battle of Brookvale, dominating Manly from the opening whistle – but the impressive win may come at a cost.
Dragons coach Shane Flanagan has praised his team’s desperation in defence, as they pulled off a historic upset, securing back-to-back wins over the Storm for the first time since 1999.
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