| No. | Name | |
|---|---|---|
1Brett Stewart, FB | ||
2Jorge Taufua, W | ||
3Jamie Lyon, C 2 | ||
4Steve Matai, C | ||
5Tom Trbojevic, W | ||
6Dylan Walker, FE | ||
7Apisai Koroisau, SH | ||
8Darcy Lussick, P | ||
10Nate Myles, FR | ||
11Tom Symonds, SR | ||
12Martin Taupau, SR | ||
13Jake Trbojevic, L | ||
14Lewis Brown, H | ||
| Replacements | ||
16Josh Starling, R | ||
17Siosaia Vave, R | ||
18Blake Leary, R | ||
22Addin Fonua-Blake, R | ||
*Players currently on the pitch are shown in bold
Toby Rudolf is set to miss Cronulla's 2025 NRL season opener in Las Vegas after being handed a one-game ban for tripping Isaah Yeo in the preliminary final defeat to Penrith.
Cameron Munster is ready to make good on his $1.4 million sacrifice and win another premiership at Melbourne, after watching Penrith's dynasty convinced him he should stay at the Storm.
The grand final is locked in after a comfortable 20-point win for the Panthers on Saturday night over the Sharks.
Nathan Cleary has put Penrith 80 minutes away from a fourth-straight NRL premiership as the Panthers held off a gritty Cronulla effort to book a grand final berth with a 26-6 win.
Nelson Asofa-Solomona will require a minor miracle to play in the NRL grand final, after the Melbourne enforcer was hit with a grade-three high tackle charge.
We have our first grand finalist with the Melbourne Storm proving too strong for the visiting Sydney Roosters in their Preliminary Final at a packed AAMI Park,
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