NRL Fixtures & Upcoming Games

Monday, 31 Mar 2025

10:00

Canberra RaidersCronulla Sharks

08:00

Penrith PanthersNorth Queensland Cowboys

10:00

South Sydney RabbitohsSydney Roosters

05:00

Parramatta EelsSt. George Illawarra Dragons

07:30

Gold Coast TitansDolphins

09:35

Brisbane BroncosWests Tigers

07:05

Manly Sea EaglesMelbourne Storm

09:15

Canterbury BulldogsNewcastle Knights

10:50

DolphinsPenrith Panthers

09:00

St. George Illawarra DragonsGold Coast Titans

11:00

Brisbane BroncosSydney Roosters

06:00

Cronulla SharksManly Sea Eagles

08:30

South Sydney RabbitohsNorth Queensland Cowboys

10:35

Parramatta EelsCanberra Raiders

05:00

Melbourne StormNew Zealand Warriors

07:05

Newcastle KnightsWests Tigers

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