| No. | Name | |
|---|---|---|
1Reuben Garrick, FB 2 | ||
2Jason Saab, W | ||
3Brad Parker, C | ||
4Tolutau Koula, C | ||
5Raymond Tuaimalo Vaega, W | ||
6Joshua Schuster, FE | ||
7Daly Cherry-Evans, SH | ||
8Toafofoa Sipley, P | ||
9Lachlan Croker, H | ||
10Sean Keppie, FR | ||
11Haumole Olakau'atu, SR | ||
12Ben Trbojevic, SR | ||
13Jake Trbojevic, L | ||
| Replacements | ||
14Dean Matterson, R | ||
15Aaron Woods, R | ||
16Kelma Tuilagi, R | ||
17Ethan Bullemor, R | ||
18Jake Arthur, RSV | ||
*Players currently on the pitch are shown in bold
Cameron Munster has vehemently denied biting Penrith's Paul Alamoti as the Melbourne five-eighth nervously awaits the outcome of the NRL's match review committee.
The NRL was correct to chalk off a Jack Howarth try in Melbourne's grand final loss, despite replays and viral screenshots appearing to show the Storm centre scored at a crucial juncture of their grand final loss to Penrith.
The 2024 NRL Grand Final has been won by the incredible Penrith Panthers. Four premierships in a row, the only club to achieve the milestone in the modern era.
With four premierships in a row, and no possible way to denigrate them, it's inarguable, this is the best team of all time, and we're lucky to have witnessed it.
Penrith have rammed home their status as rugby league's greatest team in almost 60 years, claiming their fourth straight premiership with a 14-6 win over Melbourne.
The Sydney Roosters have claimed their second NRLW premiership, withstanding a second-half comeback from Cronulla in a 32-28 win.
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