North Queensland will host its first preliminary final in club history as they battle Parramatta, with a grand final on the line. Follow our ScoreCentre for ...
Welcome to news.com.au's coverage of tonight's NRL preliminary final between North Queensland and Parramatta.
Stream every game of the 2022 NRLW Premiership Season Live & Ad-Break Free During Play on Kayo. Start your free trial now > The Cowboys are firm favourites to get the win at home at Queensland Country Bank Stadium and book their place in the Grand Final, which would be their first since their inaugural premiership win in 2015.
The Eels will have the chance to end their 36-year premiership drought next Sunday, after a 24-20 victory over the Cowboys in Friday night's Preliminary ...
The Eels get a chance to end their premiership drought in next Sunday's grand final against either the Panthers or Rabbitohs. The way they managed the second half was much better than ours, I donโt think they made an error and the way they scrambled and defended their line, thatโs the difference between a win and a loss." Mitchell Moses made a massive sacrifice for his team-mates today, he didnโt get to see the birth of his daughter, thatโs huge, it shows you what it means. I thought we stayed composed, started the second half strong, but in the end Parramatta played finals footy for [longer]. To be 12-all at half-time, after having Jase (Taumalolo) in the bin for 10 minutes, I thought that was a really good effort. A crucial try-saver which kept Parramatta right in the contest.
Parramatta opened the scoring when halfback Mitchell Moses threw a blatant forward pass to Will Penisini, who crossed untouched for a try that was unbelievably ...
"I mean sometimes a ball can float forward and you think, 'Well maybe the referee's made a judgement'. "It happened early enough in the game to get over it. "That is a disgrace! The Eels have the longest premiership drought of any team in the NRL and the win gives their fans hope of a first trophy since the Peter Sterling era in 1986. He was standing virtually on a similar line. The touch judge was in the perfect position to see the forward pass but remarkably let it go, much to the disbelief of NRL fans.