The Dragons and Panthers face off in a fiery NRL showdown with revenge on the line! Who will reign supreme? Get your popcorn ready!
In a much-anticipated NRL showdown, the St George Illawarra Dragons and Penrith Panthers are set to go head-to-head in what promises to be a thrilling encounter this Sunday afternoon in Wollongong. After an unexpected defeat earlier this season, the Panthers are more determined than ever to reclaim their seemingly lost pride against the Dragons. With their stars back on deck following Origin, tensions are running high, and the stakes couldnโt be higher for Penrith as they aim to establish dominance and settle an old score.
The atmosphere is electric as both teams prepare to hit the field with their fully fueled line-ups. Recent media conferences have seen coaches Shane Flanagan and Ivan Cleary hype up the battle, teasing strategies and pepping up players for a clash that promises to have fans on the edge of their seats. The Dragons might have had the last laugh, but rest assured, the Panthers are hungry for revenge and ready to unleash their inner beasts. Itโs a classic as rep players return, adding an extra layer of excitement and expertise to this already intense rivalry.
Meanwhile, the whispers in the betting circles are starting to stir. With bookmakers buzzing, the pressure is on for both teams to deliver in this hotly contested Round 21 fixture. Having unveiled their late mail, there are no last-minute changes to either side, ensuring we get the best of what each team has to offer. Fans will be eagerly watching Mat Feagai as he takes up the fullback position for the Dragons, while the Panthers bring a solid 1-17 lineup, leaving nothing to chance.
As this high-stakes game unfolds, don't forget to keep an eye on the other match-ups later in the day, including a thrilling grudge match featuring Canberra and South Sydney. All fingers crossed, sport fans! Can the Dragons maintain their winning ways, or will the Panthers storm the field to claim their victory? One thing's for sure: whether you're team dragons, team panthers, or just love a good game, this match is set to be nothing short of spectacular!
In NRL history, the rivalry between the Dragons and Panthers has produced some classic battles, with both teams showcasing not only their football prowess but their tenacity on the field. Interestingly, this Sunday marks Jack Wighton's first showdown with his former team, adding extra emotional stakes to an already charged atmosphere! Fans won't want to miss a second as these athletes pour their heart and soul into every play.
Fun fact: Did you know that the Dragons were formed in 1921, making them one of the oldest clubs in the NRL? Meanwhile, the Penrith Panthers, known for their fierce performance and passionate fans, have claimed two premiership titles since their establishment in 1967. Who will outshine the other in this epic battle? Only time will tell!
Later, we'll finish with a grudge match between Canberra and South Sydney, which marks Jack Wighton's first match against his old club. Earlier, Nathan Cleary ...
St George Illawarra Dragons and Penrith Panthers captains and coaches chat to the media after their Telstra Premiership Round 21 clash.
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Catch up on all the tries from the Round 21 clash between the St George Illawarra Dragons v Penrith Panthers.
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No late changes to either side, the Dragons have 18. Mat Feagai at FB as announced yesterday; Panthers 1-17. Blake Lawrie and Matt Eisenhuth the reserve.
Less than two months after their shock defeat to the Dragons, the Panthers will be out for revenge in this tantalising rematch in Wollongong.โฆ
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Penrith Panthers players and staff respect and honour the traditional custodians of the land and pay our respects to their elders past, present and future.