The Penrith Panthers have spent years shoving around ... they’ll be in the top four on muscle memory for years to come. Sports opinion delivered daily But as for consistent, persistent and ...

Fans have called out Brian To'o and the Penrith Panthers over an incident in Las Vegas that seems to laugh in the face of the star winger's hamstring injury. To'o was this week ruled out of the ...

The Melbourne Storm have won a war of attrition against the Penrith Panthers, who had to battle through most of their NRL grand final rematch without superstar halfback Nathan Cleary. The Storm ...

Penrith have won seven of their last eight against South Sydney, a stretch that includes their dramatic 14-12 victory in the 2021 grand final. The Panthers will be undermanned on Thursday night ...

Panthers: 1. Dylan Edwards 2. Casey McLean 3. Izack Tago 4. Luke Garner 5. Paul Alamoti 6. Jack Cole 7. Nathan Cleary 8. Moses Leota 9. Mitch Kenny 10. Lindsay Smith 11. Scott Sorensen 12. Liam ...

Melbourne Storm skipper Harry Grant has revealed his side has spent the summer formulating a new game plan they hope will end the Penrith Panthers' four-year premiership reign. The Storm were ...

Reigning Premiership winners Penrith Panthers produced an exciting late victory as Canberra Raiders eased to a first win of the season as NRL went Stateside at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas. An ...

The South Sydney Rabbitohs will take on Penrith Panthers in Round 4 clash of the 2025 NRL season at Accor Stadium on Thursday. After two wins to begin the new season, the Rabbitohs suffered their ...

Penrith faced the daunting task of venturing ... with his replacement Daine Laurie ruled out before kick-off. The Panthers had conceded 60 points in total in their first two matches with ...

Centre Paul Alamoti crossed the line twice in a six-minute stretch as the Panthers closed to 14-10 at halftime. Casey McLean’s try shortly after the restart, converted by Alamoti, gave Penrith ...

When news came through last week that Tom Jenkins would be playing fullback for Penrith in their grand final rematch with Melbourne, the reaction from outside the Panthers was literal disbelief.

but the gutsy Panthers deserve applause for pushing the home side to the final whistle. Already missing injured Test fullback Dylan Edwards, Penrith lost Cleary after just seven minutes when he ...