2021 NRL season results explained
See main article: 2021 NRL season. The 2021 NRL season was the 114th of professional rugby league in Australia and the 24th season run by the National Rugby League.
Regular season
All times are in AEDT up until the 4th of April and AEST from then on.
Round 1
Home | Score | Away | Match information |
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Melbourne Storm | 26 – 18 | South Sydney Rabbitohs | Thursday, 11 March, 8:05pm | AAMI Park | Grant Atkins | 11,812 |
Newcastle Knights | 32 – 16 | Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs | Friday, 12 March, 6:00pm | McDonald Jones Stadium | Ben Cummins | 19,555 |
Brisbane Broncos | 16 – 24 | Parramatta Eels | Friday, 12 March, 8:05pm | Suncorp Stadium | Adam Gee | 28,313 |
New Zealand Warriors | 19 – 6 | Gold Coast Titans | Saturday, 13 March, 3:00pm | Central Coast Stadium | Ashley Klein | 3,711 |
Sydney Roosters | 46 – 4 | Manly Warringah Sea Eagles | Saturday, 13 March, 5:30pm | Sydney Cricket Ground | Chris Sutton | 15,097 |
Penrith Panthers | 24 – 0 | North Queensland Cowboys | Saturday, 13 March, 7:35pm | Panthers Stadium | Matt Cecchin | 14,077 |
Canberra Raiders | 30 – 12 | Wests Tigers | Sunday, 14 March, 4:05pm | GIO Stadium | Gerard Sutton | 15,680 |
St. George Illawarra Dragons | 18 – 32 | Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks | Sunday, 14 March, 6:15pm | Netstrata Jubilee Stadium | Peter Gough | 7,636 |
Source:[1] | |
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- Cronulla won their first Round 1 game since 2013.
- The Roosters winning margin is the biggest win in a Round 1 game since 2002.
Round 2
Home | Score | Away | Match information |
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Date and time | Venue | Referees | Attendance |
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Parramatta Eels | 16 – 12 | Melbourne Storm | Thursday, 18 March, 8:05pm | Bankwest Stadium | Ashley Klein | 10,416 |
New Zealand Warriors | 16 – 20 | Newcastle Knights | Friday, 19 March, 6:00pm | Central Coast Stadium | Grant Atkins | 4,551 |
Gold Coast Titans | 28 – 16 | Brisbane Broncos | Friday, 19 March, 8:05pm | Cbus Super Stadium | Matt Cecchin | 17,822 |
Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs | 0 – 28 | Penrith Panthers | Saturday, 20 March, 3:00pm | Bankwest Stadium | Peter Gough | 5,062 |
Manly Warringah Sea Eagles | 12 – 26 | South Sydney Rabbitohs | Saturday, 20 March, 5:30pm | Lottoland | Gerard Sutton | 3,218 |
North Queensland Cowboys | 18 – 25 | St. George Illawarra Dragons | Saturday, 20 March, 7:35pm | Queensland Country Bank Stadium | Ben Cummins | 15,120 |
Wests Tigers | 6 – 40 | Sydney Roosters | Sunday, 21 March, 4:05pm | Campbelltown Stadium | Adam Gee | 6,107 |
Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks | 10 – 12 | Canberra Raiders | Sunday, 21 March, 6:15pm | Netstrata Jubilee Stadium | Chris Sutton | 3,145 |
Source:[2] | |
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- Penrith became the first NRL side ever to hold teams to 0 points in the first 2 rounds in a season.[3]
- Heavy rain and flooding impacted attendances at games held in Sydney and Gosford.
Round 3
Home | Score | Away | Match information |
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Date and time | Venue | Referees | Attendance |
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Penrith Panthers | 12 – 10 | Melbourne Storm | Thursday, 25 March, 8:05pm | BlueBet Stadium | Grant Atkins | 14,077 |
St. George Illawarra Dragons | 38 – 12 | Manly Warringah Sea Eagles | Friday, 26 March, 6:00pm | WIN Stadium | Chris Sutton | 9,253 |
South Sydney Rabbitohs | 26 – 16 | Sydney Roosters | Friday, 26 March, 8:05pm | Stadium Australia | Ashley Klein | 22,838 |
Canberra Raiders | 31 – 34 | New Zealand Warriors | Saturday, 27 March, 3:00pm | GIO Stadium | Henry Perenara | 13,456 |
Brisbane Broncos | 24 – 0 | Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs | Saturday, 27 March, 5:30pm | Suncorp Stadium | Ben Cummins | 22,509 |
Parramatta Eels | 28 – 4 | Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks | Saturday, 27 March, 7:35pm | Bankwest Stadium | Adam Gee | 19,236 |
Newcastle Knights | 20 – 24 | Wests Tigers | Sunday, 28 March, 4:05pm | McDonald Jones Stadium | Gerard Sutton | 20,239 |
North Queensland Cowboys | 8 – 44 | Gold Coast Titans | Sunday, 28 March, 6:15pm | Queensland Country Bank Stadium | Peter Gough | 12,627 |
Source:[4] | |
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- The Brisbane Broncos ended their 13-game losing streak in their win against Canterbury.
- The Gold Coast Titans recorded their largest ever score. In the same game, North Queensland suffered their biggest home defeat since Round 14, 2007.
- New Zealand recorded their biggest ever comeback after trailing Canberra 31–10 at the 48 minute mark.[5]
Round 4
Home | Score | Away | Match information |
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Date and time | Venue | Referees | Attendance |
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Manly Warringah Sea Eagles | 6 – 46 | Penrith Panthers | Thursday, 1 April, 8:05pm | Lottoland | Matt Cecchin | 6,017 |
Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs | 0 – 38 | South Sydney Rabbitohs | Friday, 2 April, 4:05pm | Stadium Australia | Grant Atkins | 23,340 |
Melbourne Storm | 40 – 6 | Brisbane Broncos | Friday, 2 April, 8:05pm | AAMI Park | Gerard Sutton | 14,135 |
Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks | 48 – 10 | North Queensland Cowboys | Saturday, 3 April, 5:15pm | Netstrata Jubilee Stadium | Chris Sutton | 5,119 |
Gold Coast Titans | 4 – 20 | Canberra Raiders | Saturday, 3 April, 7:45pm | Adam Gee | 5,117 |
Newcastle Knights | 13 – 22 | St. George Illawarra Dragons | Sunday, 4 April, 4:05pm | McDonald Jones Stadium | Peter Gough | 21,770 |
Sydney Roosters | 32 – 12 | New Zealand Warriors | Sunday, 4 April, 6:15pm | Sydney Cricket Ground | Ben Cummins | 12,210 |
Wests Tigers | 22 – 36 | Parramatta Eels | Monday, 5 April, 4:00pm | Stadium Australia | Ashley Klein | 29,056 |
Source:[6] | |
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- Penrith tied the NRL record for the longest away winning streak.
- Manly suffered their biggest ever loss at Brookvale Oval, surpassing a 39–0 loss to St George in Round 6, 1963.
- Canterbury became just the second side in NRL history (alongside Cronulla in 2014) to fail to score a point in three consecutive matches. They also lost their first four games to start the season for the first time since 1971.[7]
- The Cronulla vs North Queensland and Gold Coast vs Canberra games were both moved to Netstrata Jubilee Stadium from the Sunshine Coast Stadium and Cbus Super Stadium respectively, due to COVID concerns in South East Queensland.[8] In addition, the starting times of both games were altered.
- Cronulla's 48 Points against the Cowboys was their most of all time against the Cowboys.
Round 5
Home | Score | Away | Match information |
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Date and time | Venue | Referees | Attendance |
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South Sydney Rabbitohs | 35 – 6 | Brisbane Broncos | Thursday, 8 April, 7:50pm | Stadium Australia | Ben Cummins | 9,142 |
New Zealand Warriors | 12 – 13 | Manly Warringah Sea Eagles | Friday, 9 April, 6:00pm | Central Coast Stadium | Chris Butler | 4,982 |
Penrith Panthers | 30 – 10 | Canberra Raiders | Friday, 9 April, 7:55pm | BlueBet Stadium | Gerard Sutton | 20,890 |
Gold Coast Titans | 42 – 16 | Newcastle Knights | Saturday, 10 April, 3:00pm | Cbus Super Stadium | Ashley Klein | 12,492 |
Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs | 18 – 52 | Melbourne Storm | Saturday, 10 April, 5:30pm | Stadium Australia | Chris Sutton | 5,104 |
Sydney Roosters | 26 – 18 | Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks | Saturday, 10 April, 7:35pm | Sydney Cricket Ground | Adam Gee | 10,739 |
Wests Tigers | 30 – 34 | North Queensland Cowboys | Sunday, 11 April, 4:05pm | Leichhardt Oval | Matt Cecchin | 9,433 |
Parramatta Eels | 12 – 26 | St. George Illawarra Dragons | Sunday, 11 April, 6:15pm | Bankwest Stadium | Grant Atkins | 24,384 |
Source:[9] | |
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- A moments silence was held prior to all matches in this round as a tribute to Tommy Raudonikis, who died a day before the first game of the round.
- South Sydney's 143 points scored in the first 5 rounds is their most all-time.
- Penrith's 5 wins from 5 is the best start to a season in club history.
- Penrith became the first team in NRL history to win 20 straight regular season games.
- Canterbury recorded their worst start to a season since 1964.
- John Morris coached his last game for the Cronulla Sharks after not being offered an extended contract.[10]
Round 6
Home | Score | Away | Match information |
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Date and time | Venue | Referees | Attendance |
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Brisbane Broncos | 12 – 20 | Penrith Panthers | Thursday, 15 April, 7:50pm | Suncorp Stadium | Grant Atkins | 21,224 |
Newcastle Knights | 26 – 22 | Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks | Friday, 16 April, 6:00pm | McDonald Jones Stadium | Matt Cecchin | 17,039 |
Melbourne Storm | 20 – 4 | Sydney Roosters | Friday, 16 April, 7:55pm | AAMI Park | Adam Gee | 15,087 |
Manly Warringah Sea Eagles | 36 – 0 | Gold Coast Titans | Saturday, 17 April, 3:00pm | Glen Willow Regional Sports Stadium | Chris Butler | 6,380 |
South Sydney Rabbitohs | 18 – 14 | Wests Tigers | Saturday, 17 April, 5:30pm | Stadium Australia | Gerard Sutton | 16,134 |
Canberra Raiders | 10 – 35 | Parramatta Eels | Saturday, 17 April, 7:35pm | GIO Stadium | Ben Cummins | 20,089 |
St. George Illawarra Dragons | 14 – 20 | New Zealand Warriors | Sunday, 18 April, 2:00pm | Netstrata Jubilee Stadium | Chris Sutton | 11,222 |
North Queensland Cowboys | 30–18 | Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs | Sunday, 18 April, 4:05pm | Queensland Country Bank Stadium | Ashley Klein | 11,965 |
Source:[11] | |
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- Penrith became the first team to win 21 straight regular season games.
- Penrith won 11 straight away games, the most in NRL history.
- Jack Hetherington of Canterbury was sent off at the 55th minute mark in the Bulldogs game against North Queensland.
- The Eels won in Canberra for the first time since 2006.
Round 7 (ANZAC Round)
Home | Score | Away | Match information |
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Date and time | Venue | Referees | Attendance |
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Penrith Panthers | 24 – 6 | Newcastle Knights | Thursday, 22 April, 7:50pm | BlueBet Stadium | Gerard Sutton | 16,110 |
Gold Coast Titans | 30 – 40 | South Sydney Rabbitohs | Friday, 23 April, 6:00pm | Cbus Super Stadium | Chris Sutton | 17,383 |
Parramatta Eels | 46 – 6 | Brisbane Broncos | Friday, 23 April, 7:55pm | TIO Stadium | Grant Atkins | 12,056 |
Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks | 12 – 18 | Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs | Saturday, 24 April, 5:30pm | Netstrata Jubilee Stadium | Chris Butler | 7,420 |
North Queensland Cowboys | 26 – 24 | Canberra Raiders | Saturday, 24 April, 7:35pm | Queensland Country Bank Stadium | Peter Gough | 13,791 |
Wests Tigers | 6 – 40 | Manly Warringah Sea Eagles | Sunday, 25 April, 1:45pm | Bankwest Stadium | Adam Gee | 14,095 |
Sydney Roosters | 34 – 10 | St. George Illawarra Dragons | Sunday, 25 April, 4:05pm | Sydney Cricket Ground | Ashley Klein | 37,620 |
Melbourne Storm | 42 – 20 | New Zealand Warriors | Sunday, 25 April, 6:15pm | AAMI Park | Matt Cecchin | 20,320 |
Source:[12] | |
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- The crowd of 12,056 for the Parramatta vs Brisbane match at TIO Stadium is the highest club rugby league match attendance in Darwin's history.[13]
- Canterbury became the first team to use the 18th man since it was introduced several weeks earlier, after having two players ruled out with concussion during their game against Cronulla.[14]
- The crowd of 37,620 is the highest crowd for an NRL game during the pandemic and the highest since the 2019 NRL Grand Final.
- Penrith became the first team to win 22 straight regular season games.
Round 8
Home | Score | Away | Match information |
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Date and time | Venue | Referees | Attendance |
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Canberra Raiders | 20 – 34 | South Sydney Rabbitohs | Thursday, 29 April, 7:50pm | GIO Stadium | Ben Cummins | 14,260 |
Melbourne Storm | 40 – 14 | Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks | Friday, 30 April, 6:00pm | AAMI Park | Gerard Sutton | 10,069 |
Brisbane Broncos | 36 – 28 | Gold Coast Titans | Friday, 30 April, 7:55pm | Suncorp Stadium | Adam Gee | 21,322 |
Penrith Panthers | 28 – 16 | Manly Warringah Sea Eagles | Saturday, 1 May, 3:00pm | Carrington Park | Ashley Klein | 5,798 |
Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs | 10 – 32 | Parramatta Eels | Saturday, 1 May, 5:30pm | Stadium Australia | Peter Gough | 13,273 |
Newcastle Knights | 4 – 38 | Sydney Roosters | Saturday, 1 May, 7:35pm | McDonald Jones Stadium | Matt Cecchin | 22,172 |
New Zealand Warriors | 24 – 20 | North Queensland Cowboys | Sunday, 2 May, 2:00pm | Central Coast Stadium | Chris Butler | 3,692 |
St. George Illawarra Dragons | 8 – 16 | Wests Tigers | Sunday, 2 May, 4:05pm | WIN Stadium | Chris Sutton | 12,323 |
Source:[15] | |
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- Brisbane recorded their biggest ever comeback after being down 22–0 during the 1st half of their game against the Gold Coast Titans.
- Penrith became the 4th ever NRL team since the NRL era (1998) to be undefeated after the first 8 games in the season.
Round 9
Home | Score | Away | Match information |
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Date and time | Venue | Referees | Attendance |
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South Sydney Rabbitohs | 0 – 50 | Melbourne Storm | Thursday, 6 May, 7:50pm | Stadium Australia | Grant Atkins | 7,501 |
Penrith Panthers | 48 – 0 | Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks | Friday, 7 May, 6:00pm | BlueBet Stadium | Chris Butler | 16,110 |
Parramatta Eels | 31 – 18 | Sydney Roosters | Friday, 7 May, 7:55pm | Bankwest Stadium | Matt Cecchin | 25,118 |
Canberra Raiders | 16 – 24 | Newcastle Knights | Saturday, 8 May, 3:00pm | McDonalds Park | Adam Gee | 6,642 |
Wests Tigers | 28 – 36 | Gold Coast Titans | Saturday, 8 May, 5:30pm | Campbelltown Stadium | Ashley Klein | 8,411 |
North Queensland Cowboys | 19 – 18 | Brisbane Broncos | Saturday, 8 May, 7:35pm | Queensland Country Bank Stadium | Chris Sutton | 22,222 |
Manly Warringah Sea Eagles | 38 – 32 | New Zealand Warriors | Sunday, 9 May, 2:00pm | Lottoland | Peter Gough | 6,726 |
St. George Illawarra Dragons | 32 – 12 | Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs | Sunday, 9 May, 4:05pm | Netstrata Jubilee Stadium | Ben Cummins | 7,253 |
Source:[16] | |
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- South Sydney recorded their worst loss since Round 16, 2006.
Round 10 (Magic Round)
Home | Score | Away | Match information |
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Date and time | Venue | Referees | Attendance |
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Wests Tigers | 36 – 18 | Newcastle Knights | Friday, 14 May, 6:00pm | Suncorp Stadium | Grant Atkins | 31,532 |
Manly Warringah Sea Eagles | 50 – 6 | Brisbane Broncos | Friday, 14 May, 8:05pm | Gerard Sutton | 41,367 |
Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs | 18 – 20 | Canberra Raiders | Saturday, 15 May, 3:00pm | Chris Butler | 30,214 |
Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks | 22 – 32 | South Sydney Rabbitohs | Saturday, 15 May, 5:30pm | Chris Sutton | 42,821 |
Sydney Roosters | 30 – 16 | North Queensland Cowboys | Saturday, 15 May, 7:45pm | Ben Cummins | 45,115 |
New Zealand Warriors | 18 – 34 | Parramatta Eels | Sunday, 16 May, 1:50pm | Ashley Klein | 33,175 |
Melbourne Storm | 44 – 18 | St. George Illawarra Dragons | Sunday, 16 May, 4:05pm | Peter Gough | 41,983 |
Gold Coast Titans | 12 – 48 | Penrith Panthers | Sunday, 16 May, 6:25pm | Adam Gee | 43,537 |
Source:[17] | |
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Round 11
Home | Score | Away | Match information |
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Date and time | Venue | Referees | Attendance |
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North Queensland Cowboys | 36 – 20 | Newcastle Knights | Thursday, 20 May, 7:50pm | Queensland Country Bank Stadium | Ashley Klein | 11,208 |
New Zealand Warriors | 30 – 26 | Wests Tigers | Friday, 21 May, 6:00pm | Central Coast Stadium | Matt Noyen | 7,009 |
Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks | 13 – 12 | St. George Illawarra Dragons | Friday, 21 May, 7:55pm | Netstrata Jubilee Stadium | Ben Cummins | 8,947 |
Gold Coast Titans | 30 – 20 | Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs | Saturday, 22 May, 3:00pm | Cbus Super Stadium | Matt Cecchin | 11,315 |
Sydney Roosters | 16 – 34 | Brisbane Broncos | Saturday, 22 May, 5:30pm | Sydney Cricket Ground | Peter Gough | 13,186 |
Canberra Raiders | 10 – 34 | Melbourne Storm | Saturday, 22 May, 7:35pm | GIO Stadium | Gerard Sutton | 14,120 |
South Sydney Rabbitohs | 12 – 56 | Penrith Panthers | Sunday, 23 May, 2:00pm | Apex Oval | Grant Atkins | 10,824 |
Parramatta Eels | 6 – 28 | Manly Warringah Sea Eagles | Sunday, 23 May, 4:05pm | Bankwest Stadium | Adam Gee | 24,411 |
Source:[18] | |
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- Brisbane won their first game outside of Queensland since Round 16, 2019, ending a 13-game losing streak.
- Penrith became just the 4th side in NSWRL/ARL/NRL history to start a season with 11 wins and no losses. They were also the first side to accomplish this feat since Manly-Warringah in 1995.
Round 12
Home | Score | Away | Match information |
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Date and time | Venue | Referees | Attendance |
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Brisbane Broncos | 12 – 40 | Melbourne Storm | Thursday, 27 May, 7:50pm | Suncorp Stadium | Ashley Klein | 23,600 |
North Queensland Cowboys | 29 – 28 | New Zealand Warriors | Friday, 28 May, 6:00pm | Queensland Country Bank Stadium | Matt Cecchin | 14,951 |
Wests Tigers | 34 – 18 | St. George Illawarra Dragons | Friday, 28 May, 7:55pm | Bankwest Stadium | Adam Gee | 9,982 |
Penrith Panthers | 30 – 4 | Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs | Saturday, 29 May, 3:00pm | BlueBet Stadium | Matt Noyen | 16,110 |
South Sydney Rabbitohs | 38 – 20 | Parramatta Eels | Saturday, 29 May, 5:30pm | Stadium Australia | Gerard Sutton | 20,743 |
Sydney Roosters | 44 – 16 | Canberra Raiders | Saturday, 29 May, 7:35pm | Central Coast Stadium | Grant Atkins | 10,113 |
Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks | 38 – 10 | Gold Coast Titans | Sunday, 30 May, 2:00pm | C.ex Coffs International Stadium | Chris Sutton | 7,362 |
Newcastle Knights | 18 – 10 | Manly Warringah Sea Eagles | Sunday, 30 May, 4:05pm | McDonald Jones Stadium | Ben Cummins | 17,348 |
Source:[19] | |
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Round 13
Home | Score | Away | Match information |
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Date and time | Venue | Referees | Attendance |
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St George Illawarra Dragons | 52 – 24 | Brisbane Broncos | Thursday, 3 June, 7:50pm | Netstrata Jubilee Stadium | Matt Cecchin | 5,107 |
Wests Tigers | 26 – 6 | Penrith Panthers | Friday, 4 June, 7:55pm | Leichhardt Oval | Grant Atkins | 9,127 |
Melbourne Storm | 20 – 14 | Gold Coast Titans | Saturday, 5 June, 7:35pm | Sunshine Coast Stadium | Chris Butler | 7,630 |
Newcastle Knights | 4 – 40 | Parramatta Eels | Sunday, 6 June, 4:05pm | McDonald Jones Stadium | Adam Gee | 23,015 |
Bye: Canberra Raiders, Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs, Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks, Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles, New Zealand Warriors, North Queensland Cowboys, South Sydney Rabbitohs, & Sydney Roosters. |
Source:[20] | |
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- Due to a COVID-19 lockdown in Victoria, the Melbourne vs Gold Coast match was moved from AAMI Park to the Sunshine Coast Stadium.
- Penrith's loss against the Tigers was their first regular season loss since June 12, 2020.
Round 14
Home | Score | Away | Match information |
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Date and time | Venue | Referees | Attendance |
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Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles | 50–18 | North Queensland Cowboys | Friday, 11 June, 6:00pm | 4 Pines Park | Adam Gee | 6,801 |
Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks | 19–18 | Penrith Panthers | Friday, 11 June, 7:55pm | Netstrata Jubilee Stadium | Ashley Klein | 5,217 |
Gold Coast Titans | 34–35 | Sydney Roosters | Saturday, 12 June, 3:00pm | Cbus Super Stadium | Ben Cummins | 15,111 |
South Sydney Rabbitohs | 24–10 | Newcastle Knights | Saturday, 12 June, 5:30pm | Stadium Australia | Chris Butler | 12,156 |
Canberra Raiders | 38–16 | Brisbane Broncos | Saturday, 12 June, 7:35pm | GIO Stadium | Chris Sutton | 9,608 |
New Zealand Warriors | 16–42 | Melbourne Storm | Sunday, 13 June, 2:00pm | Central Coast Stadium | Matt Cecchin | 8,105 |
Parramatta Eels | 40–12 | Wests Tigers | Sunday, 13 June, 4:05pm | Bankwest Stadium | Grant Atkins | 23,417 |
Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs | 28-6 | St George Illawarra Dragons | Monday, 14 June, 4:05pm | Stadium Australia | Gerard Sutton | 17,382 |
Source:[21] | |
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- Penrith's loss to the Sharks marked their first back to back losses since August 23, 2019.
Round 15
Home | Score | Away | Match information |
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Date and time | Venue | Referees | Attendance |
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Brisbane Broncos | 0 – 46 | South Sydney Rabbitohs | Thursday, 17 June, 7:50pm | Suncorp Stadium | Adam Gee | 19,713 |
North Queensland Cowboys | 24 – 26 | Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks | Friday, 18 June, 6:00pm | Queensland Country Bank Stadium | Peter Gough | 13,926 |
Penrith Panthers | 38 – 12 | Sydney Roosters | Friday, 18 June, 7:55pm | BlueBet Stadium | Ashley Klein | 14,406 |
Newcastle Knights | 10 – 6 | New Zealand Warriors | Saturday, 19 June, 3:00pm | McDonald Jones Stadium | Chris Butler | 9,975 |
St George Illawarra Dragons | 22 – 20 | Canberra Raiders | Saturday, 19 June, 5:30pm | WIN Stadium | Chris Sutton | 9,239 |
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Notes and References
- Web site: Draw. 2021-01-22. National Rugby League. en.
- Web site: Draw. 2021-01-22. National Rugby League. en.
- Web site: Cleary doubtful for grand final rematch after DWZ high shot. 2021-03-22. National Rugby League. 20 March 2021. en.
- Web site: Draw. 2021-01-23. National Rugby League. en.
- Web site: Vodafone Warriors produce record 21-point comeback. 2021-03-31. New Zealand Warriors. 27 March 2021. en.
- Web site: Draw. 2021-01-23. National Rugby League. en.
- Web site: 'Pedestrian' Dogs slump to record lows in Souths smash-up. 2021-04-02. National Rugby League. 2 April 2021. en.
- Web site: Queensland games switched to Kogarah double-header; AAMI Park gets green light. 2021-03-31. National Rugby League. 31 March 2021. en.
- Web site: Draw. 2021-01-23. National Rugby League. en.
- Web site: Morris exits immediately after Sharks sign Fitzgibbon for 2022. 2021-04-13. National Rugby League. 13 April 2021. en.
- Web site: Draw. 2021-01-23. National Rugby League. en.
- Web site: Draw. 2021-01-23. National Rugby League. en.
- Web site: Sivo, Cartwright star as Parra pummel tackle-shy Broncos. 2021-04-24. National Rugby League. 23 April 2021. en.
- Web site: Crying game: Emotional Barrett hails Dogs' win 'best of my career'. 2021-04-24. National Rugby League. 24 April 2021. en.
- Web site: Draw. 2021-01-28. National Rugby League. en.
- Web site: Draw. 2021-01-28. National Rugby League. en.
- Web site: Draw. 2021-01-28. National Rugby League. en.
- Web site: Draw. 2021-01-29. National Rugby League. en.
- Web site: Draw. 2021-04-04. National Rugby League. en.
- Web site: Draw. 2021-05-10. National Rugby League. en.
- Web site: Draw. 2021-05-10. National Rugby League. en.