List of Monday night NRL results explained

From 2007 until 2016 the final game of each National Rugby League round was played on Monday nights. Broadcast by Fox Sports and Triple M, kick off time was scheduled at 19:00. From 2017, Monday Night Football was cancelled with a second game played on Friday nights instead.^[1] In 2020 as a result of a game having to be delayed at short notice due to a COVID-19 incident, a Monday night game was played.^[2]

2007 NRL season

Day	Date	Home team	Score	Visiting team	Attendance
Monday	19 March		6-18	South Sydney Rabbitohs	24,127
Monday	26 March	Gold Coast Titans	18-16		17,946
Monday	2 April	Canberra Raiders	48-18		13,109
Monday	9 April	Cronulla Sharks	40-4		19,137
Monday	16 April	Canberra Raiders	37-28		15,862
Monday	23 April		6-10	South Sydney Rabbitohs	17,678
Monday	30 April	Newcastle Knights	20-16		15,423
Monday	7 May		10-24	North Queensland Cowboys	17,806
Monday	14 May	Melbourne Storm	38-14		14,066
Monday	21 May	Manly Sea Eagles	18-6		13,493
Monday	28 May	Parramatta Eels	30-6		11,160
Monday	4 June		8-38	Parramatta Eels	22,245
Monday	11 June		16-20	Cronulla Sharks	12,455
Monday	18 June	Newcastle Knights	22-18		11,349
Monday	25 June	Brisbane Broncos	48-18		29,364
Monday	2 July	Canterbury Bulldogs	38-6		20,722
Monday	9 July		10-34	Newcastle Knights	10,363
Monday	16 July	Melbourne Storm	44-0		10,223
Monday	23 July		16-20	Parramatta Eels	25,702
Monday	30 July	Wests Tigers	54-10		17,101
Monday	6 August		16-17	Melbourne Storm	7,831
Monday	13 August		26-30 (OT)	North Queensland Cowboys	7,618
Monday	20 August	South Sydney Rabbitohs	24-18		12,087
Monday	27 August	St George Illawarra Dragons	14-6		13,488
Sunday	2 September	Melbourne Storm	50-6		11,770

13 August: The Cowboys-Panthers game was the first overtime/golden point game to be played on Monday Night Football, with the visiting Cowboys eventually beating the Panthers 30–26 in extra time.

2008 NRL season

Day	Date	Home team	Final score	Visiting team	Attendance
Monday	17 March	Melbourne Storm	32-18		20,084
Monday	24 March	St George Illawarra Dragons	30-12		10,521
Monday	30 March	Manly Sea Eagles	52-6		10,175
Monday	7 April		8-30	Penrith Panthers	11,898
Monday	14 April		10-12	Cronulla Sharks	12,998
Monday	21 April		16-23	Melbourne Storm	15,550
Monday	12 May	Melbourne Storm	18-4		10,624
Monday	19 May	Canberra Raiders	38-10		11,115
Monday	26 May	Canterbury Bulldogs	30-22		9,289
Monday	2 June	Sydney Roosters	19-10		15,204
Monday	9 June	Gold Coast Titans	18-0		19,409
Monday	16 June		18-30	Newcastle Knights	14,234
Monday	23 June	South Sydney Rabbitohs	24-23		9,827
Monday	30 June		24-36	Cronulla Sharks	9,136
Monday	7 July		30-34 (OT)	South Sydney Rabbitohs	15,562
Monday	14 July		18-30	Melbourne Storm	16,653
Monday	21 July	Melbourne Storm	26-0		9,335
Monday	28 July	St George Illawarra Dragons	30-0		7,802
Monday	4 August	Newcastle Knights	32-12		16,435
Monday	11 August		12-32	Newcastle Knights	15,136
Monday	18 August	Parramatta Eels	40-12		13,065
Monday	25 August		8-40	Melbourne Storm	8,813
Monday	1 September	Manly Sea Eagles	28-10		14,755
Sunday	7 September	Melbourne Storm	42-4		13,875

9 June: The Storm suffer their first loss on Monday Night Football, going down 18–0 to the Titans at Robina Stadium. The Storm had previously won seven straight MNF games.

2009 NRL season

Day	Date	Home team	Final score	Visiting team	Attendance
Monday	16 March	Wests Tigers	34-26		17,392
Monday	23 March		12-24	Newcastle Knights	11,148
Monday	30 March		10-12	Penrith Panthers	8,667
Monday	6 April	Canberra Raiders	23-18		12,193
Monday	13 April	Canterbury Bulldogs	14-12		22,775
Monday	20 April	Wests Tigers	16-6		12,646
Monday	27 April	Penrith Panthers	34-20		9,760
Monday	11 May		12-28	Melbourne Storm	8,412
Monday	18 May	Melbourne Storm	46-6		10,112
Monday	25 May	North Queensland Cowboys	36-10		11,892
Monday	1 June		18-34	Canberra Raiders	9,805
Monday	8 June	Gold Coast Titans	28-24		24,106
Monday	15 June		6-23	Wests Tigers	12,003
Monday	22 June	Cronulla Sharks	46-12		8,117
Monday	29 June	Newcastle Knights	25-20		14,204
Monday	6 July	Manly Sea Eagles	19-12		15,501
Monday	13 July	Gold Coast Titans	18-12		14,840
Monday	20 July	Parramatta Eels	18-16		10,804
Monday	27 July	South Sydney Rabbitohs	40-20		11,031
Monday	3 August	Wests Tigers	19-18		13,531
Monday	10 August	Brisbane Broncos	30-10		20,114
Monday	17 August	Newcastle Knights	26-14		13,580
Monday	24 August	Canterbury Bulldogs	28-4		12,298
Monday	31 August	Canberra Raiders	30-14		9,400
Sunday	6 September	Brisbane Broncos	22-10		35,112

3 August : This match celebrated the 1970s hard hitting rivalry and glory days between Wests and Manly, affectionately known as the 'Fibros (have-nots) vs Silvertails (haves) rivalry'. To commemorate the game the Tigers donned their throwback black and white Western Suburbs Magpies uniforms and stormed out to an 18–0 halftime lead. However Manly thought back valiantly in the second half and tied the scores at 18 all, before a late field goal sealed the win for Wests.

2010 NRL season

Day	Date	Home team	Final score	Visiting team	Attendance
Monday	15 March	Wests Tigers	26-22		18,421
Monday	22 March	Canberra Raiders	22-14		14,200
Monday	29 March		8-30	South Sydney Rabbitohs	10,741
Monday	5 April	South Sydney Rabbitohs	38-16		30,120
Monday	12 April		14-24	Canberra Raiders	15,122
Monday	19 April		16-18	Manly Sea Eagles	14,171
Monday	26 April		22-24	Gold Coast Titans	15,195
Monday	10 May		14-32	North Queensland Cowboys	15,459
Monday	17 May		12-19	Parramatta Eels	11,023
Monday	24 May	Penrith Panthers	31-16		11,278
Monday	31 May		16-30	Sydney Roosters	13,235
Monday	7 June	South Sydney Rabbitohs	32-4		9,688
Monday	14 June		6-38	Sydney Roosters	10,449
Monday	21 June	Newcastle Knights	6-4		8,474
Monday	28 June		10-18	Canterbury Bulldogs	11,194
Monday	5 July		8-12	Penrith Panthers	12,974
Monday	12 July	Parramatta Eels	36-24		11,177
Monday	19 July	Wests Tigers	26-16		11,364
Monday	26 July		30-34	Sydney Roosters	26,486
Monday	2 August	Newcastle Knights	32-14		14,267
Monday	9 August	Canberra Raiders	30-26		8,850
Monday	16 August	St George Illawarra Dragons	32-10		14,740
Monday	23 August		14-23	Gold Coast Titans	9,113
Monday	30 August		18-24	Penrith Panthers	13,794
Sunday	5 September	St George Illawarra Dragons	38-24		18,274

19 April: The Storm suffer their first Monday Night Football home loss (to the Manly Sea Eagles). They were 8–0 at home on MNF previously.
21 June: The Knights - Eels game is the lowest scoring game on MNF to date (10 points).

2011 NRL season

Day	Date	Home team	Final score	Visiting team	Attendance
Monday	14 March	Canterbury Bulldogs	24-14		26,737
Monday	21 March	Cronulla Sharks	16-10		12,183
Monday	28 March	North Queensland Cowboys	34-6		9,554
Monday	4 April	Melbourne Storm	30-16		11,592
Monday	11 April	Brisbane Broncos	17-6		24,522
Monday	18 April		0-16	St George Illawarra Dragons	22,771
Monday	25 April		14-18	New Zealand Warriors	22,694
Monday	9 May	Manly Sea Eagles	20-0		6,148
Monday	16 May		12-16	Manly Sea Eagles	12,360
Monday	23 May	Parramatta Eels	40-6		10,628
Monday	30 May	Penrith Panthers	22-10		5,703
Monday	6 June	Wests Tigers	17-16 (OT)		18,021
Monday	13 June	Melbourne Storm	21-4		9,843
Monday	20 June	Manly Sea Eagles	22-18		13,959
Monday	27 June	St George Illawarra Dragons	24-6		18,947
Monday	4 July		12-38	Canberra Raiders	9,817
Monday	11 July		12-22	North Queensland Cowboys	17,212
Monday	18 July	St George Illawarra Dragons	38-8		16,879
Monday	25 July	Canberra Raiders	24-19		10,425
Monday	1 August		18-22	Melbourne Storm	10,078
Monday	8 August	South Sydney Rabbitohs	56-6		13,908
Monday	15 August		12-19	Canterbury Bulldogs	8,089
Monday	22 August		6-26	Brisbane Broncos	19,412
Monday	29 August	Wests Tigers	39-10		14,378
Sunday	4 September	Sydney Roosters	40-8		8,753

18 April: The Dragons became the first road team on Monday Night Football to hold a home team scoreless by beating Souths 16–0.
25 April: The Warriors earned their first MNF win (0–3 previously) by beating the Storm on the road and consequently putting an end to the Storm's 10 match unbeaten record at home (dating back to 19 June 2010). This is also the first time a Monday Night Football game has been played on Anzac Day.
6 June: The Tigers' gritty one point golden point win over the Knights ensured their MNF home winning streak would not be broken. This win extended their home winning streak to six consecutive wins.
11 July: The Knights suffered their first MNF home loss (22–12) to a depleted Cowboys side. They were previously 7–0 at home on MNF all-time.
8 August: In the Rabbitohs-Eels game Souths set an all-time scoring record by one team on MNF by scoring 56 points against Parramatta. Previously the Tigers had held this record by scoring 54 points against the Cowboys back in 2007.
22 August: This was to be Darren Lockyer's last ever MNF appearance, as he helped guide the Brisbane Broncos to a hard-fought 26–6 win over the Newcastle Knights.

2012 NRL season

Day	Date	Home team	Final score	Visiting team	Attendance
Monday	5 March		20-24	Sydney Roosters	18,278
Monday	12 March		20-36	New Zealand Warriors	12,102
Monday	19 March	Cronulla Sharks	17-14		8,652
Monday	26 March		16-30	Canberra Raiders	14,388
Monday	2 April		6-22	North Queensland Cowboys	12,135
Monday	9 April	Manly Sea Eagles	30-0		14,255
Monday	30 April	Newcastle Knights	34-14		16,892
Monday	7 May	South Sydney Rabbitohs	34-28		13,281
Monday	14 May	Penrith Panthers	13-12 (OT)		10,367
Monday	21 May	Canterbury Bulldogs	26-6		12,012
Monday	28 May		12-30	Canterbury Bulldogs	11,343
Monday	4 June	Parramatta Eels	29-20		10,009
Monday	11 June		16-30	New Zealand Warriors	5,778
Monday	18 June		22-26	Melbourne Storm	12,106
Monday	25 June	Newcastle Knights	38-20		18,637
Monday	2 July	Canberra Raiders	22-18		10,462
Monday	9 July		14-14(OT)		13,139
Monday	16 July		22-24	South Sydney Rabbitohs	19,934
Monday	23 July	North Queensland Cowboys	27-19		12,357
Monday	30 July		22-42	Parramatta Eels	22,626
Monday	6 August	Wests Tigers	51-26		14,822
Monday	13 August	Newcastle Knights	26-4		15,394
Monday	20 August		22-32	North Queensland Cowboys	9,245
Monday	27 August	Melbourne Storm	20-18		12,847
Sunday	2 September		8-29	St George Illawarra Dragons	45,863

5 March: The Roosters staged an amazing comeback when they beat the Rabbitohs 24–20, after trailing the Rabbitohs 20–12 with less than three minutes left in the game. Anthony Minichiello scored the match winning try with just 30 seconds to go. This was also the first time the Roosters had beaten the Rabbitohs on MNF. They were 0–2 against the Rabbitohs previously.
19 March: The Cronulla Sharks upset victory over the defending premiers the Manly Sea Eagles was notable for two reasons. Cronulla finally managed to snap their 10-game losing streak (dating back to Round 19 last year). Secondly, they ended their five-game losing streak to Manly at home (dating back to 2007). Cronulla's last victory over Manly at home was a 15–12 win in 2006.
26 March: After losing seven straight games to the Wests Tigers, the Canberra Raiders finally broke their Tiger hoodoo by beating them convincingly 30-16 and celebrating Terry Campese's 100th NRL game in style. This upset result also ended the Tigers' MNF home winning streak at seven straight games. It was also Benji Marshall's first ever loss to the Raiders. He was 10-0 all-time against the Raiders previously.
9 April: Manly's emphatic 30–0 win over the Penrith Panthers was remarkable for several reasons. An hour before the game both Manly's star full back and five-eighth (Brett Stewart and Kieran Foran) both pulled out due to injury. The win also extended Manly's winning streak at Brookvale Oval to eleven consecutive wins (since the start of the 2011 NRL season).
30 April: After a two-year break, Willie Mason made a successful return to the NRL, helping the Newcastle Knights to a 34–14 win over the Penrith Panthers.
7 May: South Sydney snapped Cronulla's impressive six-game winning streak (since round 3) with an exciting 34–28 win. Greg Inglis had a break out game in his new role as fullback, scoring three tries. Matt King also celebrated his 100th NRL game.
14 May: The Penrith Panthers celebrated the anniversary of 100 years of rugby league in the Penrith district (Penrith's first ever recorded game was against Parramatta North on 12 May 1912 under the banner of Penrith United Football Club) in style with a thrilling upset result in overtime over the Saint George Illawarra Dragons. In doing so, the Panthers also snapped their 8-game home losing streak (a club record), which dated back to Round 20 last season.
28 May: Krisnan Inu's first game for the Canterbury Bulldogs and 100th NRL game was a resounding success as he scored two tries and helped the Bulldogs to a 30–12 result over the Roosters.
4 June: The Parramatta Eels overcame the biggest half time deficit ever (14 points) on MNF to beat the Cronulla Sharks. Trailing 20–6 at half time, Luke Burt & Jarryd Hayne scored two tries each in the second half to give the Eels an upset 29–20 win and secure only their second win for the season. The game was also dedicated to Luke Burt's 250th milestone. People that bought a ticket for the game were able to buy a second ticket for only $2.50. The Shark's John Morris also played his 250th game.
18 June: In the Battle of Brookvale rematch, the Manly Sea Eagles suffered their Waterloo, going down 26–22 to the Melbourne Storm. The Storm went into the game without their key offensive player Billy Slater (injured in Origin II), but their attack didn't seem to miss a beat as they raced out to an early 12–0 lead. Although Manly clawed back to lead 18–12 at half time, after half time the Storm piled on two more tries and a penalty to lead 26–18. The Sea Eagles managed to score a consolation try in the final minute, but ran out of time to start another attacking set as the final hooter blew and the Storm held on for the win.
25 June: The Newcastle Knights staged an amazing comeback on Monday night football. Trailing the Tigers 14–0 after 30 minutes, the Knights then ran in 38 unanswered points to eventually win the game 38–20. The Knights had come into the game with poor form, losing their last 5 games and losing four straight to the Tigers. The Wests Tigers were wearing their brand new pink and black tops to celebrate Women in League Round.
2 July: The St George Illawarra Dragons hoodoo at Canberra Stadium continued, having not won there since 2000. The Dragons were leading 18–16 with three minutes to go before the Raider's fullback Reece Robinson cut the Dragon's defence open near their red zone and scored the match winning try. The Dragons have now lost 10 straight games in Canberra.
9 July: The Cronulla Sharks and Sydney Roosters fought out the first ever overtime draw on MNF. A collective seven attempted drop goals in extra time could not separate the sides, with the game finally ending in a 14–14 tie. The result also ended Cronulla's six game home winning streak (since Round 3).
16 July: Dubbed "The Miracle at the SFS", the Rabbitohs stunned the Roosters by coming back from a 22–12 deficit in the final two minutes of the game to win the game 24–22 with two quick converted tries in the final two minutes.
27 August: Trailing the Sharks 18–10 with two and a half minutes to go in the game, the Storm suddenly kicked into top gear, scoring two quick tries and winning the game 20–18 in the final few seconds.
2 September: This game marked the end of an era for several players. Nathan Hindmarsh (330), Luke Burt (264), Dean Young (208), and Ben Hornby (272) all played their final NRL game. The game was notable for drawing the biggest crowd (45,863) for a regular season league game in Sydney since 1969 (Balmain v South Sydney). The venue for the game was moved from Parramatta Stadium to Stadium Australia earlier in the week to accommodate the expected huge crowd. The result also marked the Eels' 10th straight loss at Stadium Australia, dating back to Round 25, 2010.

2013 NRL season

Day	Date	Home team	Final score	Visiting team	Attendance
Monday	11 March	Newcastle Knights	42-10		21,935
Monday	18 March	South Sydney Rabbitohs	14-12		14,128
Monday	25 March	Newcastle Knights	34-6		15,758
Monday	1 April	Sydney Roosters	50-0		18,014
Monday	8 April	Melbourne Storm	26-12		18,866
Monday	29 April	Penrith Panthers	44-12		14,211
Monday	6 May		18-24	Manly Sea Eagles	11,607
Monday	13 May		4-16	Sydney Roosters	12,950
Monday	20 May		10-10 (OT)		12,921
Monday	27 May	Cronulla Sharks	14-12		12,243
Monday	3 June		18-56	New Zealand Warriors	21,259
Monday	10 June	Canberra Raiders	30-18		10,419
Monday	17 June	Brisbane Broncos	32-12		21,399
Monday	24 June	Gold Coast Titans	18-12		13,044
Monday	1 July	Sydney Roosters	18-12		16,246
Monday	8 July	Manly Sea Eagles	50-10		10,987
Monday	15 July		14-34	Manly Sea Eagles	9,029
Monday	22 July		18-22 (OT)	St George Illawarra Dragons	14,571
Monday	29 July		18-36	Manly Sea Eagles	11,162
Monday	5 August		20-39	Canterbury Bulldogs	12,846
Monday	12 August		16-26	Gold Coast Titans	10,373
Monday	19 August		14-56	Sydney Roosters	8,393
Monday	26 August	Cronulla Sharks	32-22		11,418
Monday	2 September	Parramatta Eels	26-22		8,910
Sunday	8 September		18-38	Cronulla Sharks	7,615

25 March: The Newcastle Knights were missing 3 of their key players (Kurt Gidley, Timana Tahu and Willie Mason) going into this game, but they still managed to completely dominate the Cowboys from start to finish. This game also marked Jonathan Thurston's 200th game.
29 April: The Penrith Panthers had lost 5 straight games going into this match, their last win being back in week one.
6 May: The Manly Sea Eagles finally broke their Kogarah curse, winning for the first time at Kogarah Oval (since 1997) against the merged St George Illawarra Dragons. Although Manly took an early dominant 18–0 lead, they had to withstand a furious second half come back from the Dragons, with the scores being locked up at 18 all until Manly scored and took the lead again in the final ten minutes. Manly were 0–5 at Kogarah Oval previously against the St George Illawarra Dragons (since 1999).
13 May: One week to the day after Manly broke their losing streak at Kogarah Oval, the Sydney Roosters finally broke theirs against Manly at Brookvale Oval. The Roosters had lost 5 straight games there (dating back to 2006), their last win at Brookvale Oval being back in March 2004.
27 May: Despite missing their captain Paul Gallen, and regular playmakers Michael Gordon and Luke Lewis, the Cronulla Sharks managed to down the table topping Rabbitohs 14–12 in a tight grinding affair on a wet night at Endeavour Field.
10 June: The Raiders continued their impressive home winning streak with an 8th straight home win at Canberra Stadium (dating back to Round 22 last year).
22 July: The Dragons pulled off the upset of the season so far with a 22–18 overtime win over the 1st place Rabbitohs. Rated as 5:1 outsiders going into the game, the Dragons were given no chance by many experts to win the game and were actually trailing the Rabbitohs by 12 points (18–6) going into the final eleven minutes of the match. However, with two quick tries in the space of five minutes the scores were locked up amazingly at 18 all and after several failed drop goal attempts from both sides, the match went into overtime. Three minutes into the overtime period Brett Morris caught the match winning pass from Nathien Fien to win the game. The game also marked Jason Nightingale's 150th game.
29 July: In this MNF match up Wests and Manly commemorated their historic (1970s–1980s) 'Fibros vs Silvertails rivalry' (also known as the 'have-nots' vs the 'haves') by playing each other fittingly in Round 20 – 'Rivalry Round'. This time the 'haves' won it convincingly 36–18 (the 'have-nots' won the first commemorative encounter 19–18 back in March 2009), and in doing so effectively ending the Tigers chances of making a late playoff run. The game also marked the first time Manly had ever played Wests Tigers (founded in 2000) at Campbelltown Stadium. The last time Manly played Wests at Campbelltown Stadium was back in 1998, with Manly running out similarly convincing winners (45–30). Other milestones to note in this game were prodigal Tiger players Robbie Farah and Liam Fulton playing their 200th and 150th games respectively, and departing Tiger's players Benji Marshall and Blake Ayshford playing their final game at Campbelltown Stadium.

2014 NRL season

Day	Date	Home team	Final score	Visiting team	Attendance
Monday	10 March		12-18	Gold Coast Titans	9,321
Monday	17 March	Canterbury Bulldogs	42-4		12,057
Monday	24 March	Melbourne Storm	28-20		11,490
Monday	31 March	Gold Coast Titans	13-12		9,482
Monday	7 April	North Queensland Cowboys	28-2		11,189
Monday	14 April	Melbourne Storm	28-24		13,130
Monday	21 April		14-12	Gold Coast Titans	9,555
Monday	27 April		6-22	Gold Coast Titans	8,929
Monday	12 May		42-24		12,541
Monday	19 May	Manly Sea Eagles	15-14		8,655
Monday	26 May		0-18	South Sydney Rabbitohs	8,137
Monday	2 June	South Sydney Rabbitohs	29-10		11,771
Monday	9 June		4-28		8,094
Monday	16 June		20-24	Melbourne Storm	6,497
Monday	23 June	Newcastle Knights	36-28		11,925
Monday	30 June	St George Illawarra Dragons	24-12		10,117
Monday	7 July		10-14	Gold Coast Titans	10,925
Monday	14 July	Penrith Panthers	35-34		12,439
Monday	21 July		12-21	Manly Sea Eagles	10,530
Monday	28 July		18-34	South Sydney Rabbitohs	9,526
Monday	4 August		6-28	Melbourne Storm	7,782
Monday	11 August	Sydney Roosters	26-18		6,345
Monday	18 August	Penrith Panthers	23-22		7,276
Monday	25 August		10-24	Melbourne Storm	8,994
Monday	1 September	North Queensland Cowboys	20-19		11,712
Sunday	7 September	Penrith Panthers	22-6	New Zealand Warriors	13,551

2015 NRL season

Day	Date	Home team	Final score	Visiting team	Attendance
Monday	9 March		4-12	Melbourne Storm	10,028
Monday	16 March	Wests Tigers	22-4		11,837
Monday	23 March	Sydney Roosters	20-12		10,735
Monday	30 March		18-17(OT)		11,609
Monday	6 April		10-30	North Queensland Cowboys	8,409
Monday	13 April		12-30	North Queensland Cowboys	13,866
Monday	20 April	Cronulla Sharks	18-10		3,978
Monday	11 May		16-10		14,126
Monday	18 May		10-11	Penrith Panthers	8,025
Monday	25 May		18-31	Brisbane Broncos	12,673
Monday	1 June	Sydney Roosters	24-2		8,265
Monday	8 June		30-36	North Queensland Cowboys	9,812
Monday	15 June		22-26	Parramatta Eels	10,128
Monday	22 June		14-19	Sydney Roosters	10,185
Monday	29 June	Canterbury Bulldogs	20-4		16,764
Monday	6 July		16-28	Parramatta Eels	15,347
Monday	13 July		6-38	Manly Sea Eagles	9,632
Monday	20 July		12-20	North Queensland Cowboys	7,643
Monday	27 July	North Queensland Cowboys	46-4		13,767
Monday	3 August	Gold Coast Titans	24-14		7,495
Monday	10 August		18-20	Wests Tigers	8,704
Monday	17 August		2-30	Melbourne Storm	10,269
Monday	24 August		6-20	Newcastle Knights	8,743
Monday	31 August	Canberra Raiders	34-18		6,717
Sunday	6 September	Canterbury Bulldogs	26-22		14,821

30 March: After losing their first three games of the season, the Cowboys came from 16–4 down to defeat the Storm 18–17. This began a 12-match winning streak for the club that would set up their ultimately successful assault on the premiership title. 20 April: Cronulla outlasted reigning premiers South Sydney 20–12 in atrocious conditions in front of 3,978.^[3] The weather was so atrocious Cronulla offered its members who made it that night T-shirts commemorating their attendance at the game and offered non-members complimentary 2 game memberships; to watch a game in better conditions.^[4] 8 June: After trailing Parramatta 30–6, the Cowboys scored five tries in 11 minutes to win the game 36–6, which was their 11th in a row.29 June: To commemorate their 80th anniversary the Bulldogs played two of their home games at their spiritual home Belmore Sports Ground. This game was their first match there since 1998 and was the only sold-out game in 10 years of Monday night football.

2016 NRL season

Day	Date	Home team	Final score	Visiting team	Attendance
Monday	7 March	Melbourne Storm	18-16		12,148
Monday	14 March	Wests Tigers	36-22		11,269
Monday	21 March	Manly Sea Eagles	22-12		5,122
Monday	28 March	Cronulla Sharks	14-6		9,155
Monday	3 April		8-22	Canberra Raiders	13,463
Monday	11 April		12-18	Canterbury Bulldogs	11,037
Monday	18 April		16-20	Penrith Panthers	10,117
Monday	25 April	Melbourne Storm	42-0		21,233
Monday	16 May	Gold Coast Titans	26-6		9,363
Monday	23 May		6-18	Melbourne Storm	8,941
Monday	30 May		18-20	Parramatta Eels	12,856
Monday	6 June		18-20	Cronulla Sharks	10,081
Monday	13 June	Cronulla Sharks	13-10		13,119
Monday	20 June	Gold Coast Titans	30-10		8,278
Monday	27 June	North Queensland Cowboys	30-26		15,854
Monday	4 July	Manly Sea Eagles	36-6		9,048
Monday	11 July	Canberra Raiders	26-12		8,328
Monday	18 July		20-32	Cronulla Sharks	9,276
Monday	25 July		12-20	Manly Sea Eagles	8,273
Monday	1 August		18-18		14,918
Monday	8 August	Penrith Panthers	38-18		9,653
Monday	15 August	Canberra Raiders	22-8		15,707
Monday	22 August	South Sydney Rabbitohs	12-6		7,588
Monday	29 August	Parramatta Eels	30-18		13,533
Sunday	4 September	Penrith Panthers	36-6		15,411

2020 NRL season

15 May: due to a teacher at the school where Canterbury Bulldogs player Aiden Tolman's child attended testing positive to COVID-19, a Sunday night game with the Sydney Roosters was postponed to allow all Bulldogs players to be tested.^[2]

External links

https://web.archive.org/web/20110926221409/http://stats.rleague.com/
http://www.nrl.com

Notes and References

http://www.footyindustry.com/?page_id=4909 2018-22 NRL Media Rights
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-06-14/bulldogs-roosters-nrl-game-postponed-due-to-coronavirus/12353524 NRL game between Canterbury Bulldogs and Sydney Roosters postponed due to coronavirus scare
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Web site: Sharks and NRL Say Thanks - Sharks . www.sharks.com.au . dead . https://web.archive.org/web/20170303123236/http://www.sharks.com.au/news/2015/04/24/sharks_and_nrl_say_t..html . 2017-03-03.