| No. | Name | |
|---|---|---|
1Scott Drinkwater, FB | ||
2Braidon Burns, W | ||
3Jaxon Purdue, C | ||
4Tom Chester, C | ||
5Murray Taulagi, W 2 | ||
6Jake Clifford, FE 4 | ||
7Tom Dearden, SH | ||
8Coen Hess, R | ||
9Reed Mahoney, H | ||
10Jason Taumalolo, FR | ||
11Heilum Luki, SR | ||
12Sam McIntyre, SR | ||
13Reuben Cotter, L | ||
| Replacements | ||
14Soni Luke, R | ||
15Kai O'Donnell, R | ||
16Griffin Neame, P | ||
18Zac Laybutt, RSV | ||
20Kaiden Lahrs, RSV | ||
21Matthew Lodge, R | ||
*Players currently on the pitch are shown in bold
Star recruit Jamal Fogarty has slammed Manly's decision to fire Anthony Seibold as harsh, believing Sea Eagles powerbrokers should have given the coach more time to salvage the club's flailing NRL season.
Melbourne Storm have been rocked by the news that Fijian forward Tui Kamikamica has suffered a suspected stroke.
The 2026 NRL season rolls on to Round 5, with the Panthers needing to find a new hooker and the rest of the league wishing they had Penrith's problems.
The upsets continue to baffle experts and punters alike, the Tigers ventured across the ditch to upset the Wahs, the Knights belted the Bulldogs, and the Cowboys produced a minor miracle against the Storm in Townsville.
Penrith hooker Mitch Kenny has received a one-game ban despite coach Ivan Cleary questioning whether his shot on Parramatta's Isaiah Iongi was actually a hip-drop tackle.
Club legend Kieran Foran has been appointed Manly's interim coach after the Sea Eagles sacked Anthony Seibold only three games into the 2026 NRL season.
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