Well, with that big breaking Panthers news out of the way, here’s what the rest of Penrith’s team looks like today (Ivan Cleary has made a few changes). 1. Dylan Edwards, 2. Thomas Jenkins, 3. Blaize Talagi, 4. Casey McLean, 5. Brian To’o, 6. Jack Cole, 14. Jack Cogger, 8. Moses Leota, 9. Mitch Kenny,
Connor Watson is out of this game and almost certainly out of the grand final if the Roosters win tonight, after the independent doctor rules he suffered a category 1 head knock. That’s a real blow for the Tricolours, who could really use the energy of the Origin representative to help wrangle back control of
September 19, 2026 — 10:11pm Save You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. AAA Of all the weeks to not cop a head knock in the first two minutes of a match, the penultimate weekend in September would be very high on Nicho Hynes’
The Sharks have been defending well in this second half and it seems it’ll take something out of the ordinary from the Roosters to break it – so they deliver one of the great team tries of the season. A shift to the right puts Mark Nawaqanitawase into a bit of space, but not enough
After a six-hour wait to get going on an unfamiliar wet day in Manchester this summer, The Blaze comfortably won the first semi-final against Essex. Emma Jones, a beaten finalist with Surrey in 2025, hit an unbeaten 26 from 14 balls as The Blaze burned up just 21 out of their 30 balls to roar
August 23, 2026 — 7:40pm Save You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. AAA Sydney are the team everyone now wants to play in finals. Carlton are the team no one wants to play. Forget the Swans’ win over North Melbourne, it doesn’t change
