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2019 NRL season results

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The 2019 NRL season was the 112th of professional rugby league in Australia and the 22nd season run by the National Rugby League.

Regular season edit

All times are in AEST (UTC+10:00) on the relevant dates.

Round 1 edit

Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Venue Referees Attendance
  Melbourne Storm 22 – 12   Brisbane Broncos Thursday, 14 March, 7:50 pm AAMI Park Gerard Sutton, Matt Noyen 16,239
  Newcastle Knights 14 – 8   Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Friday, 15 March, 6:00 pm McDonald Jones Stadium Peter Gough, Phil Henderson 21,813
  Sydney Roosters 16 – 26   South Sydney Rabbitohs Friday, 15 March, 7:55 pm Sydney Cricket Ground Grant Atkins, Gavin Badger 24,527
  New Zealand Warriors 40 – 6   Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs Saturday, 16 March, 3:00 pm Mount Smart Stadium Jon Stone, Tim Roby 18,795
  Wests Tigers 20 – 6   Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles Saturday, 16 March, 5:30 pm Leichhardt Oval Adam Gee, Adam Cassidy 13,159
  North Queensland Cowboys 24 – 12   St. George Illawarra Dragons Saturday, 16 March, 7:35 pm 1300SMILES Stadium Ben Cummins, Ziggy Przeklasa-Adamski 18,415
  Penrith Panthers 12 – 20   Parramatta Eels Sunday, 17 March, 4:05 pm Panthers Stadium Ashley Klein, Chris Butler 12,604
  Gold Coast Titans 0 – 21   Canberra Raiders Sunday, 17 March, 6:10 pm Cbus Super Stadium Dave Munro, Liam Kennedy 9,843
Source:[1]
  • The Parramatta Eels won an away game for the first time since Round 25, 2017, ending a 13 game losing streak.
  • The Gold Coast Titans became the first team since the North Queensland Cowboys in 2012 to be held scoreless in Round 1.

Round 2 edit

Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Venue Referees Attendance
  St. George Illawarra Dragons 18 – 34   South Sydney Rabbitohs Thursday, 21 March, 7:50 pm Netstrata Jubilee Stadium Gerard Sutton, Peter Gough 10,080
  Canberra Raiders 10 – 22   Melbourne Storm Friday, 22 March, 6:00 pm GIO Stadium Adam Gee, Phil Henderson 14,031
  Brisbane Broncos 29 – 10   North Queensland Cowboys Friday, 22 March, 7:55 pm Suncorp Stadium Grant Atkins, Gavin Badger 45,023
  Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 20 – 6   Gold Coast Titans Saturday, 23 March, 3:00 pm Shark Park Jon Stone, Tim Roby 15,217
  Newcastle Knights 14 – 16   Penrith Panthers Saturday, 23 March, 5:30 pm McDonald Jones Stadium Dave Munro, Chris Sutton 19,451
  Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles 18 – 26   Sydney Roosters Saturday, 23 March, 7:35 pm Lottoland Matt Cecchin, Chris Butler 9,664
  Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 16 – 36   Parramatta Eels Sunday, 24 March, 4:05 pm ANZ Stadium Ben Cummins, Ziggy Przeklasa-Adamski 20,134
  Wests Tigers 34 – 6   New Zealand Warriors Sunday, 24 March, 6:10 pm Campbelltown Stadium Ashley Klein, Matt Noyen 9,881
Source:[2]
  • For the first time in their 20 year history as a merger, the Wests Tigers sit on top the competition ladder.

Round 3 edit

Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Venue Referees Attendance
  Brisbane Broncos 24 – 25   St George Illawarra Dragons Thursday, 28 March, 7:50 pm Suncorp Stadium Ben Cummins, Ziggy Przeklasa-Adamski 21,081
  Canberra Raiders 17 – 10   Newcastle Knights Friday, 29 March, 6:00 pm GIO Stadium Jon Stone, Tim Roby 10,585
  Parramatta Eels 18 – 32   Sydney Roosters Friday, 29 March, 7:55 pm ANZ Stadium Gerard Sutton, Peter Gough 13,367
  Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles 46 – 12   New Zealand Warriors Saturday, 30 March, 3:00 pm Christchurch Stadium Dave Munro, Chris Sutton 11,774
  North Queensland Cowboys 16 – 42   Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Saturday, 30 March, 5:30 pm 1300SMILES Stadium Matt Cecchin, Phil Henderson 11,610
  Penrith Panthers 2 – 32   Melbourne Storm Saturday, 30 March, 7:35 pm Carrington Park Ashley Klein, Adam Cassidy 10,973
  Wests Tigers 8 – 22   Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs Sunday, 31 March, 4:05 pm Campbelltown Stadium Grant Atkins, Gavin Badger 15,127
  South Sydney Rabbitohs 28 – 20   Gold Coast Titans Sunday, 31 March, 6:10 pm ANZ Stadium Matt Noyen, Chris Butler 10,128
Source:[3]
  • The North Queensland Cowboys suffered their biggest loss since the 2017 NRL Grand Final, and their biggest at home since round 8, 2010.

Round 4 edit

Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Venue Referees Attendance
  Sydney Roosters 36 – 4   Brisbane Broncos Thursday, 4 April, 7:50 pm Sydney Cricket Ground Ashley Klein, Phil Henderson 9,304
  New Zealand Warriors 26 – 10   Gold Coast Titans Friday, 5 April, 6:00 pm Mount Smart Stadium Peter Gough, Jon Stone 13,995
  Penrith Panthers 9 – 8   Wests Tigers Friday, 5 April, 7:55 pm Panthers Stadium Gerard Sutton, Ziggy Przeklasa-Adamski 14,002
  Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles 13 – 12   South Sydney Rabbitohs Saturday, 6 April, 3:00 pm Lottoland Grant Atkins, Liam Kennedy 12,304
  North Queensland Cowboys 12 – 30   Canberra Raiders Saturday, 6 April, 5:30 pm 1300SMILES Stadium Dave Munro, Gavin Badger 11,750
  Parramatta Eels 24 – 12   Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Saturday, 6 April, 7:35 pm ANZ Stadium Chris Sutton, Chris Butler 11,185
  Melbourne Storm 18 – 16   Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs Sunday, 7 April, 4:05 pm AAMI Park Ben Cummins, Tim Roby 15,432
  Newcastle Knights 12 – 13   St George Illawarra Dragons Sunday, 7 April, 6:10 pm McDonald Jones Stadium Matt Cecchin, Adam Cassidy 19,105
Source:[4]
  • The Brisbane Broncos suffered their worst loss since round 17, 2016.
  • The Gold Coast Titans had a 0-4 start to a year for the first time in their history.

Round 5 edit

Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Venue Referees Attendance
  Brisbane Broncos 16 – 22   Wests Tigers Thursday, 11 April, 7:50 pm Suncorp Stadium Ben Cummins, Ziggy Przeklasa-Adamski 24,398
  Gold Coast Titans 30 – 24   Penrith Panthers Friday, 12 April, 6:00 pm Cbus Super Stadium Dave Munro, Liam Kennedy 8,680
  North Queensland Cowboys 12 – 18   Melbourne Storm Friday, 12 April, 7:55 pm 1300SMILES Stadium Grant Atkins, Gavin Badger 14,130
  South Sydney Rabbitohs 28 – 24   New Zealand Warriors Saturday, 13 April, 3:00 pm Sunshine Coast Stadium Chris Sutton, Chris Butler 11,912
  Newcastle Knights 18 – 26   Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles Saturday, 13 April, 5:30 pm McDonald Jones Stadium Peter Gough, Jon Stone 21,779
  Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 16 – 30   Sydney Roosters Saturday, 13 April, 7:35 pm Shark Park Matt Cecchin, Phil Henderson 13,470
  St George Illawarra Dragons 40 – 4   Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs Sunday, 14 April, 4:05 pm Netstrata Jubilee Stadium Ashley Klein, Gerard Sutton 13,409
  Canberra Raiders 19 – 0   Parramatta Eels Sunday, 14 April, 6:10 pm GIO Stadium Henry Perenara, Tim Roby 16,059
Source:[5]
  • The Rabbitohs/Warriors game was the first NRL game on the Sunshine Coast.
  • The Bulldogs 40-4 loss to the Dragons was their worst to any St George team since round 18, 1965.

Round 6 edit

Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Venue Referees Attendance
  Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 24 – 20   Penrith Panthers Thursday, 18 April, 7:50 pm Shark Park Ben Cummins, Ziggy Przeklasa-Adamski 10,088
  Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 6 – 14   South Sydney Rabbitohs Friday, 19 April, 4:05 pm ANZ Stadium Henry Perenara, Tim Roby 30,040
  Melbourne Storm 20 – 21   Sydney Roosters Friday, 19 April, 7:55 pm AAMI Park Ashley Klein, Grant Atkins 17,036
  New Zealand Warriors 10 – 17   North Queensland Cowboys Saturday, 20 April, 5:30 pm Mount Smart Stadium Peter Gough, Jon Stone 11,395
  St George Illawarra Dragons 12 – 10   Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles Saturday, 20 April, 7:35 pm WIN Stadium David Munro, Liam Kennedy 14,268
  Gold Coast Titans 38 – 14   Newcastle Knights Sunday, 21 April, 2:00 pm Cbus Super Stadium Chris Sutton, Phil Henderson 11,654
  Canberra Raiders 26 – 22   Brisbane Broncos Sunday, 21 April, 4:05 pm GIO Stadium Matt Cecchin, Adam Cassidy 17,193
  Parramatta Eels 51 – 6   Wests Tigers Monday, 22 April, 4:00 pm Bankwest Stadium Gerard Sutton, Chris Butler 29,047
Source:[6]
  • The Broncos 1-5 start to the year is their worst start to a season since 1999.
  • The game between the Eels and Tigers was the first played at Bankwest Stadium, and it was the Eels biggest win since round 25, 2007.

Round 7 (ANZAC Round) edit

Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Venue Referees Attendance
  Sydney Roosters 20 – 10*   St George Illawarra Dragons Thursday, 25 April, 4:05 pm Sydney Cricket Ground Ben Cummins, Grant Atkins 38,414
  Melbourne Storm 13 – 12   New Zealand Warriors Thursday, 25 April, 7:50 pm AAMI Park Matt Cecchin, Dave Munro 21,539
  Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 24 – 12   North Queensland Cowboys Friday, 26 April, 6:00 pm ANZ Stadium Chris Sutton, Phil Henderson 6,711
  Penrith Panthers 18 – 22   South Sydney Rabbitohs Friday, 26 April, 7:55 pm Panthers Stadium Ashley Klein, Ziggy Przeklasa-Adamski 14,931
  Wests Tigers 30 – 14   Gold Coast Titans Saturday, 27 April, 5:30 pm Scully Park Peter Gough, Jon Stone 9,799
  Brisbane Broncos 29 – 6   Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Saturday, 27 April, 7:35 pm Suncorp Stadium Henry Perenara, Tim Roby 27,638
  Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles 24 – 20   Canberra Raiders Sunday, 28 April, 2:00 pm Lottoland Gerard Sutton, Adam Gee 10,706
  Newcastle Knights 28 – 14   Parramatta Eels Sunday, 28 April, 4:05 pm McDonald Jones Stadium Grant Atkins, Chris Butler 19,604
Source:[7]

Round 8 edit

Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Venue Referees Attendance
  South Sydney Rabbitohs 38 – 6   Brisbane Broncos Thursday, 2 May, 7:50 pm ANZ Stadium Gerard Sutton, Peter Gough 13,643
  North Queensland Cowboys 28 – 14   Gold Coast Titans Friday, 3 May, 6:00 pm 1300SMILES Stadium Adam Gee, Gavin Badger 10,655
  Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 20 – 18   Melbourne Storm Friday, 3 May, 7:55 pm Shark Park Ben Cummins, Ziggy Przeklasa-Adamski 7,683
  Canberra Raiders 30 – 12   Penrith Panthers Saturday, 4 May, 3:00 pm McDonalds Park Grant Atkins, Dave Munro 10,079
  Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles 18 – 10   Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs Saturday, 4 May, 5:30 pm Lottoland Henry Perenara, Jon Stone 10,148
  Sydney Roosters 42 – 12   Wests Tigers Saturday, 4 May, 7:35 pm Sydney Cricket Ground Matt Cecchin, Tim Roby 13,666
  New Zealand Warriors 18 – 36   Newcastle Knights Sunday, 5 May, 2:00 pm Mount Smart Stadium Chris Sutton, Phil Henderson 14,975
  Parramatta Eels 32 – 18   St George Illawarra Dragons Sunday, 5 May, 4:05 pm Bankwest Stadium Ashley Klein, Chris Butler 25,872
Source:[8]
  • The Raiders/Panthers game was the first game played in Wagga Wagga since 1998.

Round 9 (Magic Round) edit

Team 1 Score Team 2 Match information
Date and time Venue Referees Attendance
  Gold Coast Titans 18 – 26   Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Thursday, 9 May, 7:50 pm Suncorp Stadium Grant Atkins, Dave Munro 17,113
  Wests Tigers 30 – 4   Penrith Panthers Friday, 10 May, 6:00 pm Suncorp Stadium Chris Sutton, Chris Butler 35,122
  Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles 10 – 26   Brisbane Broncos Friday, 10 May, 8:05 pm Suncorp Stadium Ben Cummins, Ziggy Przeklasa-Adamski 41,388
  Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 10 – 22   Newcastle Knights Saturday, 11 May, 3:00 pm Suncorp Stadium Matt Cecchin, Tim Roby 25,292
  New Zealand Warriors 26 – 18   St George Illawarra Dragons Saturday, 11 May, 5:30 pm Suncorp Stadium Adam Gee, Gavin Badger 37,521
  Melbourne Storm 64 – 10   Parramatta Eels Saturday, 11 May, 7:35 pm Suncorp Stadium Henry Perenara, Jon Stone 41,612
  Sydney Roosters 30 – 24   Canberra Raiders Sunday, 12 May, 2:00 pm Suncorp Stadium Gerard Sutton, Peter Gough 29,686
  South Sydney Rabbitohs 32 – 16   North Queensland Cowboys Sunday, 12 May, 4:05 pm Suncorp Stadium Ashley Klein, Phil Henderson 34,564
Source:[9]
  • For the first time in NRL History, all games were played on the same ground for Magic Round.
  • The Knights beat the Bulldogs for the first time since the Elimination Finals in 2013.

Round 10 edit

Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Venue Referees Attendance
  Melbourne Storm 24 – 22   Wests Tigers Thursday, 16 May, 7:50 pm AAMI Park Adam Gee, Gavin Badger 11,402
  Penrith Panthers 10 – 30   New Zealand Warriors Friday, 17 May, 6:00 pm Panthers Stadium Henry Perenara, Jon Stone 10,084
  Brisbane Broncos 15 – 10   Sydney Roosters Friday, 17 May, 7:55 pm Suncorp Stadium Grant Atkins, Dave Munro 28,228
  Gold Coast Titans 16 – 22   Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs Saturday, 18 May, 3:00 pm Cbus Super Stadium Peter Gough, Ziggy Przeklasa-Adamski 10,105
  North Queensland Cowboys 17 – 10   Parramatta Eels Saturday, 18 May, 5:30 pm 1300SMILES Stadium Chris Sutton, Phil Henderson 12,493
  Canberra Raiders 12 – 16   South Sydney Rabbitohs Saturday, 18 May, 7:35 pm GIO Stadium Ben Cummins, Chris Butler 16,965
  St George Illawarra Dragons 12 – 45   Newcastle Knights Sunday, 19 May, 2:00 pm Glen Willow Oval Gerard Sutton, Liam Kennedy 9,267
  Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 14 – 24   Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles Sunday, 19 May, 4:05 pm Shark Park Ashley Klein, Matt Cecchin 13,360
Source:[10]
  • The Penrith Panthers 2-8 start to the season is their worst start to a season since 2002.
  • The Gold Coast Titans suffered the worst collapse in their history, after leading 16-0.
  • The Newcastle Knights had their biggest win since round 10, 2013.

Round 11 (Indigenous Round) edit

Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Venue Referees Attendance
  Parramatta Eels 10 – 16   Penrith Panthers Thursday, 23 May, 7:50 pm Bankwest Stadium Grant Atkins, Dave Munro 16,228
  Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles 18 – 36   Gold Coast Titans Friday, 24 May, 6:00 pm Lottoland Matt Cecchin, Phil Henderson 7,465
  Newcastle Knights 38 – 12   Sydney Roosters Friday, 24 May, 7:55 pm McDonald Jones Stadium Ben Cummins, Peter Gough 25,929
  Canberra Raiders 16 – 22   North Queensland Cowboys Saturday, 25 May, 3:00 pm GIO Stadium Henry Perenara, Jon Stone 14,647
  New Zealand Warriors 2 – 8   Brisbane Broncos Saturday, 25 May, 5:30 pm Mount Smart Stadium Ashley Klein, Ziggy Przeklasa-Adamski 17,495
  South Sydney Rabbitohs 32 – 16   Wests Tigers Saturday, 25 May, 7:35 pm ANZ Stadium Gerard Sutton, Liam Kennedy 18,195
  Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 6 – 28   Melbourne Storm Sunday, 26 May, 2:00 pm Belmore Sports Ground Chris Sutton, Chris Butler 13,131
  St George Illawarra Dragons 9 – 22   Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Sunday, 26 May, 4:05 pm WIN Stadium Adam Gee, Gavin Badger 14,586
Source:[11]

Round 12 edit

Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Venue Referees Attendance
  Penrith Panthers 15 - 12   Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles Thursday, 30 May, 7:50 pm Panthers Stadium Ben Cummins, Peter Gough 7,891
  Parramatta Eels 26–14   South Sydney Rabbitohs Friday, 31 May, 7:55 pm Bankwest Stadium Adam Gee, Gavin Badger 21,645
  Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 10 - 12   Canberra Raiders Saturday, 1 June, 7:35 pm ANZ Stadium Grant Atkins, Dave Munro 7,213
  Gold Coast Titans 4 – 6   North Queensland Cowboys Sunday, 2 June, 4:05 pm Cbus Super Stadium Henry Perenara, Jon Stone 11,226
Bye: Brisbane Broncos, Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks, Melbourne Storm, Newcastle Knights, New Zealand Warriors, St George Illawarra Dragons, Sydney Roosters & Wests Tigers.
Source:[12]
  • The North Queensland Cowboys score of 6 is their lowest ever in a win.

Round 13 edit

Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Venue Referees Attendance
  South Sydney Rabbitohs 12 – 20   Newcastle Knights Friday, 7 June, 6:00 pm ANZ Stadium Grant Atkins, Dave Munro 8,253
  Wests Tigers 0 – 28   Canberra Raiders Friday, 7 June, 7:55 pm Bankwest Stadium Matt Cecchin, Adam Cassidy 12,585
  New Zealand Warriors 10 – 32   Melbourne Storm Saturday, 8 June, 3:00 pm Mount Smart Stadium Henry Perenara, Jon Stone 12,957
  Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 42 – 22   Parramatta Eels Saturday, 8 June, 5:30 pm Shark Park Peter Gough, Chris Butler 12,386
  North Queensland Cowboys 20 – 22   Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles Saturday, 8 June, 7:35 pm 1300SMILES Stadium Adam Gee, Gavin Badger 13,314
  Brisbane Broncos 18 - 26   Gold Coast Titans Sunday, 9 June, 2:00 pm Suncorp Stadium Chris Sutton, Phil Henderson 30,048
  Penrith Panthers 19 – 10   Sydney Roosters Sunday, 9 June, 4:05 pm Panthers Stadium Ben Cummins, Ziggy Przeklasa-Adamski 16,833
  Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 12 – 36 *   St George Illawarra Dragons Monday, 10 June, 4:00 pm ANZ Stadium Gerard Sutton, Liam Kennedy 16,003
Source:[13]
  • For the first time in their history, the Canberra Raiders have kept 3 teams scoreless in the same season.
  • The South Sydney Rabbitohs-Newcastle Knights game featured 4 sin bins all at the same time.
  • The Knights beat the Rabbitohs for the first time since Round 26, 2011.

Round 14 edit

Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Venue Referees Attendance
  Canberra Raiders 22 – 20   Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Thursday, 13 June, 7:55 pm GIO Stadium Ashley Klein, Peter Gough 10,021
  Gold Coast Titans 20 – 24   New Zealand Warriors Friday, 14 June, 6:00 pm Cbus Super Stadium Grant Atkins, Ziggy Przeklasa-Adamski 9,973
  North Queensland Cowboys 26 – 27   Wests Tigers Friday, 14 June, 7:55 pm 1300SMILES Stadium Ben Cummins, Dave Munro 11,692
  Melbourne Storm 34 – 4   Newcastle Knights Saturday, 15 June, 3:00 pm AAMI Park Gerard Sutton, Gavin Badger 16,313
  South Sydney Rabbitohs 18 – 19   Penrith Panthers Saturday, 15 June, 5:30 pm ANZ Stadium Adam Gee, Jon Stone 11,023
  Parramatta Eels 38 – 10   Brisbane Broncos Saturday, 15 June, 7:35 pm Bankwest Stadium Henry Perenara, Liam Kennedy 16,854
  Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles 34 – 14   St George Illawarra Dragons Sunday, 16 June, 2:00 pm Lottoland Chris Sutton, Phil Henderson 8,468
  Sydney Roosters 38 – 12   Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs Sunday, 16 June, 4:05 pm Sydney Cricket Ground Matt Cecchin, Adam Cassidy 8,217
Source:[14]
  • The Penrith Panthers beat the South Sydney Rabbitohs at ANZ Stadium for the first time in their history.

Round 15 edit

Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Venue Referees Attendance
  Wests Tigers 14 – 9   South Sydney Rabbitohs Thursday, 27 June, 7:50 pm Bankwest Stadium Adam Gee, Gavin Badger 9,807
  St George Illawarra Dragons 22 – 14   North Queensland Cowboys Friday, 28 June, 6:00 pm WIN Stadium Henry Perenara, Liam Kennedy 7,008
  Sydney Roosters 12 – 14   Melbourne Storm Friday, 28 June, 7:55 pm Adelaide Oval Grant Aitkins, Peter Gough 16,297
  Gold Coast Titans 12 – 30   Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles Saturday, 29 June, 3:00 pm Cbus Super Stadium Chris Sutton, Phil Henderson 11,056
  Newcastle Knights 26 – 12   Brisbane Broncos Saturday, 29 June, 5:30 pm McDonald Jones Stadium Ashley Klein, Matt Noyen 24,397
  Parramatta Eels 22 – 16   Canberra Raiders Saturday, 29 June, 7:35 pm TIO Stadium Matt Cecchin, Jon Stone 5,391
  New Zealand Warriors 18 – 19   Penrith Panthers Sunday, 30 June, 2:00 pm Mount Smart Stadium Gerard Sutton, Adam Cassidy 12,952
  Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 14 – 12   Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Sunday, 30 June, 4:05 pm ANZ Stadium Ben Cummins, Ziggy Przeklasa-Adamski 8,358
Source:[15]
  • The crowd for the Eels/Raiders game was the lowest of the season so far.

Round 16 edit

Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Venue Referees Attendance
  St George Illawarra Dragons 14 – 16   Melbourne Storm Thursday, 4 July, 7:50 pm WIN Stadium Ben Cummins, Dave Munro 5,578
  Wests Tigers 16 – 24   Sydney Roosters Friday, 5 July, 7:55 pm Bankwest Stadium Henry Perenara, Matt Noyen 13,918
  Newcastle Knights 20 – 24   New Zealand Warriors Saturday, 6 July, 7:35 pm McDonald Jones Stadium Adam Gee, Gavin Badger 12,740
  Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 22 – 24   Brisbane Broncos Sunday, 7 July, 4:05 pm Shark Park Matt Cecchin, Ziggy Przeklasa-Adamski 10,964
Bye: Canberra Raiders, Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs, Gold Coast Titans, Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles, North Queensland Cowboys, Parramatta Eels, Penrith Panthers & South Sydney Rabbitohs.
Source:[16]
  • For the first time in NRL History, a team (Cronulla Sharks) lost 3 straight after scoring more tries than their opponent in all of those games.

Round 17 edit

Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Venue Referees Attendance
  Penrith Panthers 24 – 2   Gold Coast Titans Friday, 12 July, 6:00 pm Panthers Stadium Henry Perenara, Jon Stone 10,317
  Newcastle Knights 14 – 20   Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs Friday, 12 July, 7:55 pm McDonald Jones Stadium Matt Cecchin, Phil Henderson 17,757
  South Sydney Rabbitohs 21 – 20   Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles Saturday, 13 July, 3:00 pm ANZ Stadium Grant Atkins, Liam Kennedy 13,434
  Brisbane Broncos 18 – 18   New Zealand Warriors Saturday, 13 July, 5:30 pm Suncorp Stadium Chris Sutton, Matt Noyen 31,018
  Melbourne Storm 40 – 16   Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Saturday, 13 July, 7:35 pm AAMI Park Ben Cummins, Ziggy Przeklasa-Adamski 22,737
  Sydney Roosters 12 – 15   North Queensland Cowboys Sunday, 14 July, 2:00 pm Central Coast Stadium Peter Gough, Dave Munro 14,668
  Wests Tigers 18 – 30   Parramatta Eels Sunday, 14 July, 4:05 pm Bankwest Stadium Gerard Sutton, Adam Cassidy 24,125
  St George Illawarra Dragons 14 – 36   Canberra Raiders Sunday, 14 July, 6:10 pm WIN Stadium Ashley Klein, Todd Smith 9,159
Source:[17]
  • The Broncos Warriors game marked the first NRL draw since Round 21, 2016.
  • Cameron Smith played his 400th NRL game in Melbourne's win over Cronulla.
  • Canberra Raiders centre Nick Cotric became the first player of the 2019 season to be sent off for a spear tackle on his Dragons opposite Tim Lafai.

Round 18 edit

Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Venue Referees Attendance
  Brisbane Broncos 28 – 6   Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs Thursday, 18 July, 7:50 pm Suncorp Stadium Ben Cummins, Belinda Sharpe 20,818
  New Zealand Warriors 19 – 18   Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Friday, 19 July, 6:00 pm Westpac Stadium Henry Perenara, Phil Henderson 14,295
  Penrith Panthers 40 – 18   St George Illawarra Dragons Friday, 19 July, 7:55 pm Panthers Stadium Grant Atkins, Jon Stone 13,610
  Sydney Roosters 48 – 10   Newcastle Knights Saturday, 20 July, 3:00 pm Sydney Cricket Ground Ashley Klein, Gavin Badger 14,053
  Canberra Raiders 20 – 12   Wests Tigers Saturday, 20 July, 5:30 pm GIO Stadium Adam Gee, Chris Butler 15,656
  North Queensland Cowboys 18 – 30   South Sydney Rabbitohs Saturday, 20 July, 7:35 pm 1300SMILES Stadium Chris Sutton, Matt Noyen 16,638
  Gold Coast Titans 18 - 38   Melbourne Storm Sunday, 21 July, 2:00 pm Cbus Super Stadium Peter Gough, Dave Munro 11,143
  Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles 36 – 24   Parramatta Eels Sunday, 21 July, 4:05 pm Lottoland Matt Cecchin, Ziggy Przeklasa-Adamski 15,245
Source:[18]
  • Thursday’s game was the first ever match in Australian professional rugby league history to be refereed by a female, with Belinda Sharpe partnering Ben Cummins as the whistleblowers.
  • The Penrith Panthers had their biggest win over the Dragons since 2000.

Round 19 edit

Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Venue Referees Attendance
  Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 16 - 14   North Queensland Cowboys Thursday, 25 July, 7:50 pm Shark Park Matt Cecchin, Jon Stone 6,144
  Newcastle Knights 26 – 28   Wests Tigers Friday, 26 July, 6:00 pm McDonald Jones Stadium Henry Perenara, Gavin Badger 21,029
  South Sydney Rabbitohs 20 – 16   St George Illawarra Dragons Friday, 26 July, 7:55 pm ANZ Stadium Gerard Sutton, Matt Noyen 12,318
  Parramatta Eels 24 – 22   New Zealand Warriors Saturday, 27 July, 3:00 pm Bankwest Stadium Chris Sutton, Chris Butler 17,392
  Gold Coast Titans 12 – 34   Brisbane Broncos Saturday, 27 July, 5:30 pm Cbus Super Stadium Ben Cummins, Belinda Sharpe 16,201
  Melbourne Storm 10 – 11   Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles Saturday, 27 July, 7:35 pm AAMI Park Grant Atkins, Peter Gough 14,836
  Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 12 – 20   Sydney Roosters Sunday, 28 July, 2:00 pm ANZ Stadium Adam Gee, Ziggy Przeklasa-Adamski 10,586
  Penrith Panthers 18 – 30   Canberra Raiders Sunday, 28 July, 4:05 pm Panthers Stadium Ashley Klein, Dave Munro 15,560
Source:[19]

Round 20 edit

Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Venue Referees Attendance
  Wests Tigers 28 – 4   North Queensland Cowboys Thursday, 1 August, 7:50 pm Leichhardt Oval Grant Atkins, Jon Stone 10,016
  New Zealand Warriors 12 – 46   Canberra Raiders Friday, 2 August, 6:00 pm Mount Smart Stadium Matt Cecchin, Gavin Badger 10,395
  Brisbane Broncos 4 – 40   Melbourne Storm Friday, 2 August, 7:55 pm Suncorp Stadium Gerard Sutton, Ziggy Przeklasa-Adamski 36,049
  Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles 30 – 6   Newcastle Knights Saturday, 3 August, 3:00 pm Lottoland Henry Perenara, Phil Henderson 15,012
  Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 16 – 8   Penrith Panthers Saturday, 3 August, 5:30 pm Bankwest Stadium Ben Cummins, Belinda Sharpe 10,062
  Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 39 – 24   South Sydney Rabbitohs Saturday, 3 August, 7:35 pm Shark Park Adam Gee, Dave Munro 13,523
  Sydney Roosters 58 – 6   Gold Coast Titans Sunday, 4 August, 2:00 pm Sydney Cricket Ground Peter Gough, Liam Kennedy 9,763
  St George Illawarra Dragons 4 – 12   Parramatta Eels Sunday, 4 August, 4:05 pm Netstrata Jubilee Stadium Ashley Klein, Todd Smith 9,645
Source:[20]
  • The Titans 58-6 loss was their second biggest loss ever (just 2 points behind the 54-0 loss against Brisbane in Round 22, 2017), their biggest away loss, and the most points they have ever conceded in their history.
  • The Roosters won by more than 50 for the first time since defeating the Eels 56-4 in Round 2, 2014.

Round 21 (Retro Round) edit

Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Venue Referees Attendance
  North Queensland Cowboys 14 – 18   Brisbane Broncos Thursday, 8 August, 7:50 pm 1300SMILES Stadium Matt Cecchin, Gavin Badger 17,530
  New Zealand Warriors 24 – 16   Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles Friday, 9 August, 6:00 pm Mount Smart Stadium Ben Cummins, Ziggy Przeklasa-Adamski 9,595
  Penrith Panthers 26 – 20   Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Friday, 9 August, 7:55 pm Panthers Stadium Grant Atkins, Phil Henderson 10,860
  St George Illawarra Dragons 40 – 28   Gold Coast Titans Saturday, 10 August, 3:00 pm Netstrata Jubilee Stadium Henry Perenara, Liam Kennedy 6,532
  Parramatta Eels 20 – 14   Newcastle Knights Saturday, 10 August, 5:30 pm Bankwest Stadium Adam Gee, Jon Stone 20,671
  Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 18 – 16   Wests Tigers Saturday, 10 August, 7:35 pm ANZ Stadium Peter Gough, Chris Butler 9,636
  Canberra Raiders 18 – 22   Sydney Roosters Sunday, 11 August, 2:00 pm GIO Stadium Ashley Klein, Chris Sutton 19,530
  South Sydney Rabbitohs 16 – 26   Melbourne Storm Sunday, 11 August, 4:05 pm Central Coast Stadium Gerard Sutton, Dave Munro 19,533
Source:[21]
  • The Roosters won their first game in Canberra since Round 17, 2010.

Round 22 (Women In League Round) edit

Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Venue Referees Attendance
  Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles 32 – 12   Wests Tigers Thursday, 15 August, 7:50 pm Lottoland Gerard Sutton, Chris Butler 8,512
  Gold Coast Titans 12 – 36   Parramatta Eels Friday, 16 August, 6:00 pm Cbus Super Stadium Peter Gough, Gavin Badger 10,780
  Brisbane Broncos 24 – 12   Penrith Panthers Friday, 16 August, 7:55 pm Suncorp Stadium Ashley Klein, Chris Sutton 23,643
  Newcastle Knights 42 – 6   North Queensland Cowboys Saturday, 17 August, 3:00 pm McDonald Jones Stadium Grant Atkins, Phil Henderson 16,752
  Melbourne Storm 18 – 22   Canberra Raiders Saturday, 17 August, 5:30 pm AAMI Park Ben Cummins, Ziggy Przeklasa-Adamski 17,769
  South Sydney Rabbitohs 6 – 14   Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs Saturday, 17 August, 7:35 pm ANZ Stadium Henry Perenara, Belinda Sharpe 14,112
  Sydney Roosters 42 – 6   New Zealand Warriors Sunday, 18 August, 2:00 pm Sydney Cricket Ground Matt Cecchin, Dave Munro 12,227
  Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 18 – 12   St George Illawarra Dragons Sunday, 18 August, 4:05 pm Shark Park Adam Gee, Jon Stone 13,652
Source:[22]
  • Melbourne surrendered an 18-0 lead after 29 minutes.[23]
  • The Raiders won their first game in Melbourne since Round 8, 2013.

Round 23 edit

Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Venue Referees Attendance
  Parramatta Eels 6 – 12   Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs Thursday, 22 August, 7:50 pm Bankwest Stadium Grant Atkins, Peter Gough 18,071
  North Queensland Cowboys 24 – 10   Penrith Panthers Friday, 23 August, 6:00 pm 1300SMILES Stadium Matt Cecchin, Phil Henderson 10,523
  Brisbane Broncos 20 – 22   South Sydney Rabbitohs Friday, 23 August, 7:55 pm Suncorp Stadium Ben Cummins, Henry Perenara 33,225
  Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 42 – 16   New Zealand Warriors Saturday, 24 August, 3:00 pm Shark Park Gerard Sutton, Gavin Badger 11,218
  Wests Tigers 46 – 4   Newcastle Knights Saturday, 24 August, 5:30 pm Campbelltown Stadium Adam Gee, Jon Stone 11,107
  St George Illawarra Dragons 12 – 34   Sydney Roosters Saturday, 24 August, 7:35 pm Netstrata Jubilee Stadium Chris Sutton, Belinda Sharpe 9,087
  Melbourne Storm 24 – 8   Gold Coast Titans Sunday, 25 August, 2:00 pm AAMI Park Chris Butler, Dave Munro 11,758
  Canberra Raiders 14 – 18   Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles Sunday, 25 August, 4:05 pm GIO Stadium Ashley Klein, Ziggy Przeklasa-Adamski 20,265
Source:[24]

Round 24 edit

Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Venue Referees Attendance
  North Queensland Cowboys 15 – 8   Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs Thursday, 29 August, 7:50 pm 1300SMILES Stadium Chris Sutton, Belinda Sharpe 15,141
  New Zealand Warriors 10 – 31   South Sydney Rabbitohs Friday, 30 August, 6:00 pm Mount Smart Stadium Grant Atkins, Dave Munro 15,295
  Brisbane Broncos 17 – 16   Parramatta Eels Friday, 30 August, 7:55 pm Suncorp Stadium Ashley Klein, Peter Gough 33,020
  Newcastle Knights 38 – 4   Gold Coast Titans Saturday, 31 August, 3:00 pm McDonald Jones Stadium Chris Butler, Gavin Badger 8,274
  Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles 6 – 36   Melbourne Storm Saturday, 31 August, 5:30 pm Lottoland Ben Cummins, Adam Gee 14,640
  Sydney Roosters 22 – 6   Penrith Panthers Saturday, 31 August, 7:35 pm Sydney Cricket Ground Henry Perenara, Jon Stone 11,311
  Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 14 – 15   Canberra Raiders Sunday, 1 September, 2:00 pm Shark Park Gerard Sutton, Phil Henderson 18,985
  St George Illawarra Dragons 14 – 42   Wests Tigers Sunday, 1 September, 4:05 pm Sydney Cricket Ground Matt Cecchin, Ziggy Przeklasa-Adamski 9,136
Source:[25]
  • The Willows Sports Complex also known as 1300SMILES Stadium hosted its last ever NRL game.
  • Paul Gallen played his final regular season home match at Shark Park.
  • The Sharks vs. Raiders match was the first match to feature five or more field goals since the 1970 grand final.

Round 25 edit

Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Venue Referees Attendance
  South Sydney Rabbitohs 16 – 10   Sydney Roosters Thursday, 5 September, 7:50 pm ANZ Stadium Ashley Klein, Chris Sutton 20,093
  Parramatta Eels 32 – 16   Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles Friday, 6 September, 6:00 pm Bankwest Stadium Gerard Sutton, Phil Henderson 25,034
  Melbourne Storm 24 – 16   North Queensland Cowboys Friday, 6 September, 7:55 pm AAMI Park Henry Perenara/ Adam Gee, David Munro 12,085
  Canberra Raiders 20 – 24   New Zealand Warriors Saturday, 7 September, 3:00 pm GIO Stadium Matt Cecchin, Adam Cassidy 13,331
  Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 30 – 14   Brisbane Broncos Saturday, 7 September, 5:30 pm ANZ Stadium Grant Atkins, Chris Butler 9,807
  Gold Coast Titans 16 – 24   St George Illawarra Dragons Saturday, 7 September, 7:35 pm Cbus Super Stadium Ziggy Przeklasa-Adamski, Gavin Badger 11,274
  Wests Tigers 8 – 25   Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Sunday, 8 September, 2:00 pm Leichhardt Oval Ben Cummins, Peter Gough 19,491
  Penrith Panthers 54 – 10   Newcastle Knights Sunday, 8 September, 4:05 pm Panthers Stadium Adam Gee, Jon Stone 12,027
Source:[26]
  • South Sydney beat the Roosters twice within the home and away season for the first time since 2009.
  • For the 8th straight time the Tigers missed out on the finals.

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