Penrith Panthers captain Isaah Yeo has avoided surgery on a pectoral injury sustained against the New Zealand Warriors, raising hopes he could return later this NRL season.
The Sydney Roosters edged the Canterbury Bulldogs 20-18 in a tense NRL clash, while the New Zealand Warriors defeated the Penrith Panthers 28-12, leaving Panthers captain Isaah Yeo facing a potential season-ending injury.
Live match coverage of the NRL fixture between the Sydney Roosters and Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs, detailing tries, injuries, and key moments.
Penrith Panthers defeated rivals Parramatta Eels 24-18, strengthening their lead in the NRL minor premiership race. Despite playing 20 minutes with 12 men after Tom Jenkins and Isaiah Papali'i were sinbinned, Penrith secured the victory at Parramatta Stadium.
Parramatta Eels take an early 12-6 lead against the Penrith Panthers in an NRL match, with tries from Moses and Williams. Penrith responded with a try from McLean. Player changes include Will Penisini and Luca Moretti for the Eels, and Jaxen Edgar at fullback for the Panthers.
À Penrith, un bastion potentiel pour One Nation, Mark Fumagall, un retraité aux prises avec la pauvreté, exprime son soutien à Pauline Hanson pour son programme anti-immigration.
Ivan Cleary, 55, to step down as Penrith Panthers coach after 2024 season, transitioning to advisory role; assistant Peter Wallace to take over, with Cleary open to potential representative coaching roles.
Ross MacDonald, bassist of The 1975, was rescued by Arragon's Cycles in Penrith when his bike broke down during a Lands End to John O'Groats charity ride for Nordoff and Robbins music therapy charity. Owner Sarah Graham provided a hire bike without realising who the musician was. The team has raised over £32,000.
The 1975 bassist Ross MacDonald received unexpected help from a Penrith bike shop after his bicycle broke down during a charity ride from Lands End to John O'Groats. The shop owner only discovered his identity after the team had departed.
