NRL Latest Scores & Results

Thursday, 24 Apr 2025

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Brisbane BroncosCanterbury Bulldogs

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Wests TigersParramatta Eels

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Newcastle KnightsCronulla Sharks

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Gold Coast TitansCanberra Raiders

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Sydney RoostersPenrith Panthers

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New Zealand WarriorsBrisbane Broncos

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DolphinsMelbourne Storm

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Canterbury BulldogsSouth Sydney Rabbitohs

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Manly Sea EaglesSt. George Illawarra Dragons

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Newcastle KnightsWests Tigers

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Melbourne StormNew Zealand Warriors

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Parramatta EelsCanberra Raiders

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South Sydney RabbitohsNorth Queensland Cowboys

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Cronulla SharksManly Sea Eagles

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Brisbane BroncosSydney Roosters

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St. George Illawarra DragonsGold Coast Titans

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DolphinsPenrith Panthers

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Canterbury BulldogsNewcastle Knights

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Manly Sea EaglesMelbourne Storm

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Brisbane BroncosWests Tigers

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Gold Coast TitansDolphins

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Parramatta EelsSt. George Illawarra Dragons

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South Sydney RabbitohsSydney Roosters

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Penrith PanthersNorth Queensland Cowboys

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Canberra RaidersCronulla Sharks

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Wests TigersNew Zealand Warriors

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Manly Sea EaglesParramatta Eels

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Cronulla SharksCanterbury Bulldogs

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North Queensland CowboysCanberra Raiders

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St. George Illawarra DragonsMelbourne Storm

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DolphinsBrisbane Broncos

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Sydney RoostersGold Coast Titans

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South Sydney RabbitohsPenrith Panthers

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Manly Sea EaglesCanberra Raiders

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Parramatta EelsCanterbury Bulldogs

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Gold Coast TitansNewcastle Knights

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DolphinsWests Tigers

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Cronulla SharksSouth Sydney Rabbitohs

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Brisbane BroncosNorth Queensland Cowboys

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New Zealand WarriorsSydney Roosters

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Melbourne StormPenrith Panthers

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Canterbury BulldogsGold Coast Titans

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Parramatta EelsWests Tigers

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Canberra RaidersBrisbane Broncos

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North Queensland CowboysCronulla Sharks

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St. George Illawarra DragonsSouth Sydney Rabbitohs

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Penrith PanthersSydney Roosters

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New Zealand WarriorsManly Sea Eagles

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Newcastle KnightsDolphins

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Melbourne StormParramatta Eels

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Manly Sea EaglesNorth Queensland Cowboys

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St. George Illawarra DragonsCanterbury Bulldogs

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South Sydney RabbitohsDolphins

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Wests TigersNewcastle Knights

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Sydney RoostersBrisbane Broncos

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Penrith PanthersCronulla Sharks

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Canberra RaidersNew Zealand Warriors

News

‘You give everything in that first scrum’: meet Asher Opoku-Fordjour, Sale and England’s killer baby Shark

The 20-year-old prop is making a name for himself with eye-catching displays but visit of Saracens is a serious test Some of English rugby union’s biggest names will be front and centre in Salford on Friday evening. Maro Itoje, Jamie George, Ben Earl and Tom Willis all start for Saracens while Tom Curry, George Ford and Luke Cowan-Dickie, among others, will trot out for Sale Sharks. Most 20-year-old props, invited to mix in such lofty company, would be feeling seriously intimidated. It is increasingly obvious, however, that young Asher Opoku-Fordjour is different gravy. As anyone who saw his eye-catching performance against Harlequins last weekend will be aware, his strength and bullocking presence with ball in hand are quite something. “If last week’s anything to go by he’s tracking well, isn’t he?” nods Alex Sanderson, the Sharks’ director of rugby. Continue reading...

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Ireland without injured Wafer against Scotland

Ireland name two uncapped players in the matchday squad for their Women's Six Nations game with Scotland on Saturday, but Aoife Wafer is out through injury.

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