Queensland have won the 2017 State of Origin series with a convincing 22-6 victory over New South Wales at Brisbane’s Suncorp Stadium, gaining revenge for the Blues’ stunning 4-28 victory in the first game of the series at the same
Halifax took control in the race for the Qualifiers with a nervy 16-8 win at top four rivals Toulouse Olympique. Clement Boyer crossed to give the hosts an early lead against his former side but Steve Tyrer levelled the game
Joe Burgess notched a hat-trick as Wigan Warriors sealed a top eight finish with a 32-10 win at struggling Catalans Dragons. George Williams created the first try of the game after a tight opening 20 minutes as his kick was
Sydney Roosters 14 South Sydney Rabbitohs 12 (Friday) Roosters: 1 Michael Gordon, 2 Daniel Tupou , 3 Latrell Mitchell , 4 Mitchell Aubusson, 5 Joseph Manu, 17 Mitchell Cornish, 7 Luke Keary, 8 Jared Waerea-Hargreaves, 9 Jakob Friend (C), 10
Widnes Vikings were consigned to the Qualifiers for the second time in three years after a comprehensive 40-0 defeat at Huddersfield Giants. Shannon Wakeman and Jermaine McGillvary crossed within the opening stages to put the Giants into double figures. Ryan
South Sydney winger Alex Johnston equalled a club record with five tries as the Rabbitohs comprehensively defeated Penrith Panthers today at ANZ Stadium. Today’s Results Newcastle Knights 12 Wests Tigers 33 South Sydney Rabbitohs 42 Penrith Panthers 14 For full
Julian Bousquet scored a late try as Catalans Dragons came from behind to end Leigh Centurions’ top eight hopes with a 40-36 victory. Matty Dawson, Danny Tickle and Ben Reynolds all went over as Leigh scored 18 points within the
Michael Morgan was outstanding today in the Australian capital as he guided North Queensland Cowboys to a 31-18 victory that has almost certainly ended the Canberra Raiders’ finals hopes. The Raiders came into the game with Kurt Baptiste replacing Josh
Manly came back from a 16-0 deficit to defeat New Zealand Warriors 26-22 in a match taken to Perth’s nib Stadium on Saturday. It was the Warriors’ ninth defeat in nine visits to Perth and is a blow to their
Cronulla Sharks blitzed Sydney Roosters 44-12 in a home game transferred by the Roosters to the Central Coast Stadium that drew a crowd of 20,060 spectators in Gosford. Kane Evans was given the final spot on the bench for the
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