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Star dazzles in reminder of what Panthers will miss; shining light in Warriors mess: 3 Big Hits.

“His work rate is phenomenal, he has had to play with the No.10 on his back after the departure of Matt Lodge, but he is almost playing like a front rower and five-eighth at the same time.” The Panthers will be hoping to get through their clash with the Warriors unscathed as they prepare for finals. On the stroke of halftime, the Panthers worked “in a phonebox” to cross with only seconds on the clock. “He hasn’t had a lot of help has he, Tohu Harris, the one thing he can do is keep his head high,” Ennis said. “Absolutely, he is such a wonderful player, we have seen his ball-playing ability tonight, he is doing it all for the Warriors the poor bugger,” Ennis said. Despite going down to the Panthers in a 34-point rout, Warriors gun Tohu Harris delivered a near-perfect display. “Alarming one is the Panthers have only missed one tackle, 25 from the Warriors,” Tallis said. “Koroisau coming from the field, it takes a little bit of time to adjust,” Ennis said. The Warriors finished the contest with a staggering 42 missed tackles, while the Panthers recorded only seven, and the New Zealand side’s defensive issues were laid bare. The Panthers were then awarded a penalty try with seconds on the clock after Reece Walsh used his leg to stop Isaah Yeo from scoring. But from then on, the Panthers went to work, starting with a “brilliant” no-look Kikau pass to find young gun Taylan May. The Panthers have overcome an early scare to dominate the Warriors with a 46-12 victory at BlueBet Stadium – breaking a longstanding record.

The Penrith Panthers have resumed transmission trouncing the hapless New Zealand Warriors side by 34 points this evening with returning superstars Jarome ...

Penrith sealed their twentieth victory of the season with a strong showing tonight, they've been assured of a home final for a while now, but they'll be on their way to North Queensland for Round 25. Unfortunately for the Warriors, they could not hold on until the break when a big miss from Josh Curran on Sean O'Sullivan allowed him to break free and he could get it onto Edwards who found To'o for his second. A significant shift out to the left sees the combination finally fire with Luai getting it onto Kikau before a great ball saw Taylan May crash over for his 15th try of the season and get the scoreboard back level.

Penrith's minor premiership party went off without any major hitches - although it'll keep one eye on the health of hooker Api Koroisau, who left the field ...

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Penrith hooker Api Koroisau has downplayed the serious of an ankle injury as the Panthers demolished the Warriors 46-12 in their NRL clash.

"I rolled on it a little bit but I wasn't going very fast so there wasn't much pressure there. Penrith prop Spencer Leniu left the field with a shoulder complaint in the second half but the Panthers didn't want for intensity through the middle. The 29-year-old is likely to be rested for the Panthers' last game of the regular season along with a handful of other stars but says he is no chance to miss the finals series.