Futtocks

Broncos are 28:0 up at half time. Walsh hasn't really cut loose yet, so maybe he's not 100%.

The Broncos are on fire! More than a point per minute so far.

A fast start by the Broncos - 6:0 after less than three minutes.

10:40 at FT A very impressive Warriors and a slightly flat Sharks performance.

Kayal Iro out for the rest of the game with a pectoral injury. Meanwhile, the Wahs consolidate their lead as Halasima outjumps the defence to score, making it 10:30 after the conversion.

An enjoyable first half, with the Sharks finishing strongly and almost taking the lead as the hooter was about to sound. CRO 10:12 WAR.

The Service of Remembrance. Including a surprise appearance by Sterlo.

Nicked shamelessly from elsewhere - London hasn't seen an Ange get dumped this dramatically since the 1986 Eastenders Christmas Day show.

Herbie Farnworth tops and tails the try-scoring, as the Phins complete their biggest ever NRL win. DOL 56:6 SGI at FT

A comprehensive Melbourne win in the end, with Tyran Wishart scoring the final try late on to make it 38:14 at FT.

The Storm started on top and scored a couple before the Cowboys steadied the ship, but Drinkwater spilled a catch with a minute to go and a couple of plays later, they paid the price in the final seconds of the half. MEL 18:4 NQL at HT

France will host the European Rugby League U19s Championship for the first time, with the 2026 tournament taking place at the Centre de Ressources, d’Expertise et de Performance Sportive (CREPS) in Font Romeu in the Catalonian Pyrenees. The prestigious national training centre is located at the heart of a natural park, originally built in 1967 to prepare for the Olympic games in Mexico, it is one of the most renowned high-altitude sports training facilities in Europe. https://europeanrugbyleague.com/articles/2529/2026-european-rugby-league-u19s-champion... Organizers are planning for an eight-nation tournament but have the capacity to host more teams and alternate formats as required.

The weather looks decent on Friday, so you could hop on a train (or a passenger ferry for a more sedate trip) from London Bridge to Greenwich. It's a nice part of town and there are pubs by the riverside or on the edge of Greenwich Park, mostly well-reviewed.

There's a thread about this on the main forum, so keep an eye on that too.

The Pong pings the pill high, it gets patted back to him and he races over to win the match! NEW 26:22 MAN Gagai had an absolute monster of a second half.

Luke Brooks' long range DG attempt is hooked wide of the posts. Golden Point.

Sharpe gets his second try of the night, converted by Gagai to make it 22 all with 4 minutes left.

Tommy Talau puts Manly back ahead.

16 all now!

Now Fletcher Hunt wins the battle for the bomb and gets over the line. Suddenly it is a 4-point deficit with 25 minutes left.

Newcastle finally score, off a big break from KPP and a last-ditch tackle on Sharpe that probably shouldn't have been broken.

The pointless Knights being booed off at HT.

Hopoate and Frizzell out for the rest of the game.

In a slightly more recent era, Adrian Vowles has to be a contender for Cas.