NRL 2025 LIVE updates: Storm move Munster for Panthers showdown
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‘Blaize Talagi has to be close to buy of the year. He is tough in defence, and his combination with Nathan Cleary gets better each week.
It would be a fair category. Terrell May at the Wests Tigers? Erin Clark at the Warriors? Clint Gutherson at the Dragons?
I like Talagi. The Pennies had most of the field position, but only have one try to show for it. The Storm will be happy with the scoreboard.’
Melbourne are finding it hard to make any marks in the Penrith defensive line. There have been plenty of clearing kicks – not attacking ones – to finish Storm sets so far. Another little win for the premiers. Panthers lead 4-0 after 19 minutes
Dylan Edwards tests the Storm defence.Credit: Getty Images
The man in the goggles – Marion Seve – saved a try by doing what few have done. He knocked the ball out of the grasp of Brian To’o. But, before that incident, Cameron Munster clipped To’o across the face with an attempted tackle. Penalty to Penrith but Melbourne survive.
Penrith open the scoring as Isaiah Papali’i dives over from dummy half on the last tackle. It was a brave play but it worked. Penrith have had the better of the opening part of this match, and seem on-song once again. The run by Casey McLean on the fifth tackle set that try up beautifully. Panthers lead 4-0 after 12 minutes
Blaize Talagi takes on the Storm.Credit: Getty Images
The first telling error of the game comes from Storm back-rower Shawn Blore. Penrith are instantly on the attack. A six-again follows, but Melbourne manage to hold up Thomas Jenkins in their in-goal area on the last tackle. Both teams will take some confidence from that 90 seconds. 0-0 after 10 minutes
Cameron Munster is good enough to play fullback, but how many times is he going to want to charge into the Penrith defensive line? He just had a run there that was anything but authoritative. Penrith will have taken plenty from that. 0-0 after 5 minutes
Cameron Munster is playing at fullback.Credit: Getty Images
The players are on the field after a further ceremony to mark last weekend’s Indigenous Round. The Panthers have customised jerseys on. After a smoking ceremony and a speech, the action has commenced with the Panthers having first use of the ball.
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NRL 2025 LIVE updates: Storm move Munster for Panthers showdown
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‘Blaize Talagi has to be close to buy of the year. He is tough in defence, and his combination with Nathan Cleary gets better each week.
It would be a fair category. Terrell May at the Wests Tigers? Erin Clark at the Warriors? Clint Gutherson at the Dragons?
I like Talagi. The Pennies had most of the field position, but only have one try to show for it. The Storm will be happy with the scoreboard.’
Melbourne are finding it hard to make any marks in the Penrith defensive line. There have been plenty of clearing kicks – not attacking ones – to finish Storm sets so far. Another little win for the premiers. Panthers lead 4-0 after 19 minutes
Dylan Edwards tests the Storm defence.Credit: Getty Images
The man in the goggles – Marion Seve – saved a try by doing what few have done. He knocked the ball out of the grasp of Brian To’o. But, before that incident, Cameron Munster clipped To’o across the face with an attempted tackle. Penalty to Penrith but Melbourne survive.
Penrith open the scoring as Isaiah Papali’i dives over from dummy half on the last tackle. It was a brave play but it worked. Penrith have had the better of the opening part of this match, and seem on-song once again. The run by Casey McLean on the fifth tackle set that try up beautifully. Panthers lead 4-0 after 12 minutes
Blaize Talagi takes on the Storm.Credit: Getty Images
The first telling error of the game comes from Storm back-rower Shawn Blore. Penrith are instantly on the attack. A six-again follows, but Melbourne manage to hold up Thomas Jenkins in their in-goal area on the last tackle. Both teams will take some confidence from that 90 seconds. 0-0 after 10 minutes
Cameron Munster is good enough to play fullback, but how many times is he going to want to charge into the Penrith defensive line? He just had a run there that was anything but authoritative. Penrith will have taken plenty from that. 0-0 after 5 minutes
Cameron Munster is playing at fullback.Credit: Getty Images
The players are on the field after a further ceremony to mark last weekend’s Indigenous Round. The Panthers have customised jerseys on. After a smoking ceremony and a speech, the action has commenced with the Panthers having first use of the ball.
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