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2022 NRL season results

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The 2022 NRL season was the 115th of professional rugby league in Australia and the 25th season run by the National Rugby League.

Regular season

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All times are inAEDT (UTC+11:00) up until the 3rd of April andAEST (UTC+10:00) from then on.

Round 1

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HomeScoreAwayMatch information
Date and timeVenueRefereeAttendance
Penrith Panthers28 – 6Manly Warringah Sea EaglesThursday, 10 March, 8:05 pmBlueBet StadiumAdam Gee16,901
Canberra Raiders24 – 19Cronulla-Sutherland SharksFriday, 11 March, 6:00 pmGIO StadiumBen Cummins15,224
Brisbane Broncos11 – 4South Sydney RabbitohsFriday, 11 March, 8:05 pmSuncorp StadiumAshley Klein32,002
Sydney Roosters6 – 20Newcastle KnightsSaturday, 12 March, 3:00 pmSydney Cricket GroundGerard Sutton14,182
New Zealand Warriors16 – 28St. George Illawarra DragonsSaturday, 12 March, 5:30 pmSunshine Coast StadiumPeter Gough5,382
Wests Tigers16 – 26Melbourne StormSaturday, 12 March, 7:35 pmCommBank StadiumChris Sutton10,025
Parramatta Eels32 – 28Gold Coast TitansSunday, 13 March, 4:05 pmCommBank StadiumGrant Atkins18,211
North Queensland Cowboys4 – 6Canterbury-Bankstown BulldogsSunday, 13 March, 6:15 pmQueensland Country Bank StadiumBen Cummins12,640
Source:[1]

Round 2

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HomeScoreAwayMatch information
Date and timeVenueRefereeAttendance
Melbourne Storm15 – 14South Sydney RabbitohsThursday, 17 March, 8:05 pmAAMI ParkGerard Sutton13,296
St. George Illawarra Dragons16 – 20Penrith PanthersFriday, 18 March, 6:00 pmNetstrata Jubilee StadiumChris Sutton10,057
Sydney Roosters26 – 12Manly Warringah Sea EaglesFriday, 18 March, 8:05 pmSydney Cricket GroundAshley Klein11,872
Gold Coast Titans20 – 18New Zealand WarriorsSaturday, 19 March, 3:00 pmCbus Super StadiumAdam Gee13,481
Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks18 – 16Parramatta EelsSaturday, 19 March, 5:30 pmPointsBet StadiumPeter Gough11,500
North Queensland Cowboys26 – 6Canberra RaidersSaturday, 19 March, 7:35 pmQueensland Country Bank StadiumGrant Atkins13,864
Newcastle Knights26 – 4Wests TigersSunday, 20 March, 4:05 pmMcDonald Jones StadiumBen Cummins23,214
Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs10 – 16Brisbane BroncosSunday, 20 March, 6:15 pmAccor StadiumZiggy Przeklasa-Adamski13,453
Source:[2]
  • The match between the Sydney Roosters and Manly Warringah Sea Eagles was originally scheduled to be played at Central Coast Stadium but was moved to the SCG due to venue availability with Sydney's round 18 match against the St. George Illawarra Dragons moved from the SCG to the Central Coast Stadium.[3]

Round 3 (Multicultural Round)

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HomeScoreAwayMatch information
Date and timeVenueRefereeAttendance
St. George Illawarra Dragons12 – 36Cronulla-Sutherland SharksThursday, 24 March, 8:05 pmWIN StadiumGerard Sutton10,122
Wests Tigers12 – 16New Zealand WarriorsFriday, 25 March, 6:00 pmCampbelltown StadiumZiggy Przeklasa-Adamki7,182
South Sydney Rabbitohs28 – 16Sydney RoostersFriday, 25 March, 8:05 pmAccor StadiumGrant Atkins18,245
Penrith Panthers38 – 20Newcastle KnightsSaturday, 26 March, 3:00 pmCarrington ParkPeter Gough11,253
Melbourne Storm24 – 28Parramatta EelsSaturday, 26 March, 5:30 pmAAMI ParkAshley Klein15,691
Canberra Raiders24 – 22Gold Coast TitansSaturday, 26 March, 7:35 pmGIO StadiumChris Sutton11,457
Brisbane Broncos12 – 38North Queensland CowboysSunday, 27 March, 4:05 pmSuncorp StadiumAdam Gee37,761
Manly Warringah Sea Eagles13 – 12Canterbury-Bankstown BulldogsSunday, 27 March, 6:15 pm4 Pines ParkBen Cummins13,261
Source:[4]
  • The crowd of 11,253 at the Penrith vs Newcastle match is the highest NRL attendance in Bathurst's history.
  • Canberra equaled their best ever comeback after being down 22 – 0 against the Gold Coast Titans.

Round 4

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HomeScoreAwayMatch information
Date and timeVenueRefereeAttendance
Gold Coast Titans8 – 6Wests TigersThursday, 31 March, 8:05 pmCbus Super StadiumGrant Atkins8,774
Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks18 – 0Newcastle KnightsFriday, 1 April, 6:00 pmPointsBet StadiumBen Cummins8,927
Penrith Panthers26 – 12South Sydney RabbitohsFriday, 1 April, 8:05 pmBlueBet StadiumAshley Klein20,521
New Zealand Warriors20 – 6Brisbane BroncosSaturday, 2 April, 3:00 pmMoreton Daily StadiumChris Sutton9,620
Manly Warringah Sea Eagles25 – 6Canberra RaidersSaturday, 2 April, 5:30 pmGlen Willow Regional Sports StadiumZiggy Przeklasa-Adamski6,972
North Queensland Cowboys4 – 28Sydney RoostersSaturday, 2 April, 7:35 pmQueensland Country Bank StadiumGerard Sutton17,929
Melbourne Storm44 – 0Canterbury-Bankstown BulldogsSunday, 3 April, 4:05 pmAAMI ParkAdam Gee13,437
Parramatta Eels48 – 14St. George Illawarra DragonsSunday, 3 April, 6:15 pmCommBank StadiumTodd Smith19,711
Source:[5]

Round 5

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HomeScoreAwayMatch information
Date and timeVenueRefereeAttendance
Newcastle Knights6 – 30Manly Warringah Sea EaglesThursday, 7 April, 7:50 pmMcDonald Jones StadiumAshley Klein9,472
New Zealand Warriors25 – 24North Queensland CowboysFriday, 8 April, 6:00 pmMoreton Daily StadiumTodd Smith6,254
Brisbane Broncos20 – 24Sydney RoostersFriday, 8 April, 7:55 pmSuncorp StadiumGrant Atkins23,508
Canberra Raiders16 – 30Melbourne StormSaturday, 9 April, 3:00 pmMcDonald's ParkGerard Sutton8,133
South Sydney Rabbitohs24 – 12St. George Illawarra DragonsSaturday, 9 April, 5:30 pmAccor StadiumBen Cummins11,332
Gold Coast Titans20 – 26Parramatta EelsSaturday, 9 April, 7:35 pmCbus Super StadiumPeter Gough14,478
Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks30 – 4Wests TigersSunday, 10 April, 4:05 pmPointsBet StadiumAdam Gee11,500
Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs12 – 32Penrith PanthersSunday, 10 April, 6:15 pmCommBank StadiumChris Butler11,157
Source:[6]

Round 6 (Easter Round)

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HomeScoreAwayMatch information
Date and timeVenueRefereeAttendance
Canberra Raiders12 – 18North Queensland CowboysThursday, 14 April, 7:50 pmGIO StadiumAshley Klein11,854
South Sydney Rabbitohs36 – 16Canterbury-Bankstown BulldogsFriday, 15 April, 4:00 pmAccor StadiumGerard Sutton30,194
Penrith Panthers40 – 12Brisbane BroncosFriday, 15 April, 7:55 pmBlueBet StadiumAdam Gee19,406
Manly Warringah Sea Eagles26 – 18Gold Coast TitansSaturday, 16 April, 5:30 pm4 Pines ParkTodd Smith16,220
Melbourne Storm34 – 18Cronulla-Sutherland SharksSaturday, 16 April, 7:35 pmAAMI ParkGrant Atkins16,286
Sydney Roosters22 – 14New Zealand WarriorsSunday, 17 April, 2:00 pmSydney Cricket GroundZiggy Przeklasa-Adamski11,217
St. George Illawarra Dragons21 – 16Newcastle KnightsSunday, 17 April, 4:05 pmWIN StadiumBen Cummins11,113
Parramatta Eels20 – 21Wests TigersMonday, 18 April, 4:00 pmCommBank StadiumChris Butler28,336
Source:[7]

Round 7 (ANZAC Round)

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HomeScoreAwayMatch information
Date and timeVenueRefereeAttendance
Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks34 – 22Manly Warringah Sea EaglesThursday, 21 April, 7:50 pmPointsBet StadiumGerard Sutton9,611
Brisbane Broncos34 – 14Canterbury-Bankstown BulldogsFriday, 22 April, 7:55 pmSuncorp StadiumPeter Gough23,243
North Queensland Cowboys30 – 4Gold Coast TitansSaturday, 23 April, 5:30 pmQueensland Country Bank StadiumChris Butler14,547
Wests Tigers23 – 22South Sydney RabbitohsSaturday, 23 April, 7:35 pmCommBank StadiumZiggy Przeklasa-Adamski14,251
Newcastle Knights2 – 39Parramatta EelsSunday, 24 April, 2:00 pmMcDonald Jones StadiumAshley Klein25,196
Penrith Panthers36 – 6Canberra RaidersSunday, 24 April, 4:05 pmBlueBet StadiumGrant Atkins20,612
St. George Illawarra Dragons14 – 12Sydney RoostersMonday, 25 April, 4:00 pmSydney Cricket GroundAdam Gee35,273
Melbourne Storm70 – 10New Zealand WarriorsMonday, 25 April, 7:00 pmAAMI ParkChris Sutton22,696
Source:[8]

Round 8

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HomeScoreAwayMatch information
Date and timeVenueRefereeAttendance
Brisbane Broncos16 – 7Cronulla-Sutherland SharksThursday, 28 April, 7:50 pmSuncorp StadiumAshley Klein16,740
Gold Coast Titans4 – 18Penrith PanthersFriday, 29 April, 6:00 pmCbus Super StadiumPeter Gough14,102
South Sydney Rabbitohs40 – 22Manly Warringah Sea EaglesFriday, 29 April, 7:55 pmCentral Coast StadiumGrant Atkins17,284
New Zealand Warriors21 – 20Canberra RaidersSaturday, 30 April, 3:00 pmMoreton Daily StadiumChris Butler6,326
Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs16 – 12Sydney RoostersSaturday, 30 April, 5:30 pmAccor StadiumBen Cummins9,544
Parramatta Eels4 – 35North Queensland CowboysSaturday, 30 April, 7:35 pmTIO StadiumTodd Smith10,017
Newcastle Knights2 – 50Melbourne StormSunday, 1 May, 2:00 pmMcDonald Jones StadiumLiam Kennedy15,895
St. George Illawarra Dragons12 – 6Wests TigersSunday, 1 May, 4:05 pmWIN StadiumGerard Sutton16,110
Source:[9]

Round 9

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HomeScoreAwayMatch information
Date and timeVenueRefereeAttendance
South Sydney Rabbitohs12 – 32Brisbane BroncosThursday, 5 May, 7:50 pmAccor StadiumGrant Atkins9,242
Canberra Raiders14 – 4Canterbury-Bankstown BulldogsFriday, 6 May, 6:00 pmGIO StadiumBen Cummins12,890
Penrith Panthers20 – 22Parramatta EelsFriday, 6 May, 7:55 pmBlueBet StadiumGerard Sutton21,548
Manly Warringah Sea Eagles36 – 22Wests TigersSaturday, 7 May, 3:00 pm4 Pines ParkAdam Gee17,385
Sydney Roosters44 – 16Gold Coast TitansSaturday, 7 May, 5:30 pmBB Print StadiumChris Butler5,527
North Queensland Cowboys36 – 16Newcastle KnightsSaturday, 7 May, 7:35 pmQueensland Country Bank StadiumLiam Kennedy14,463
Melbourne Storm42 – 6St. George Illawarra DragonsSunday, 8 May, 2:00 pmAAMI ParkPeter Gough11,723
Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks29 – 10New Zealand WarriorsSunday, 8 May, 4:05 pmPointsBet StadiumTodd Smith9,915
Source:[10]
  • The Cronulla Sharks became the first team in 14 years, since Manly defeated Canberra in 2008, to win a game when reduced to 12 players.

Round 10 (Magic Round)

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HomeScoreAwayMatch information
Date and timeVenueRefereeAttendance
Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs6 – 16Newcastle KnightsFriday, 13 May, 6:00 pmSuncorp StadiumPeter Gough30,220
Manly Warringah Sea Eagles0 – 38Brisbane BroncosFriday, 13 May, 8:05 pmGrant Atkins40,267
New Zealand Warriors30 – 32South Sydney RabbitohsSaturday, 14 May, 3:00 pmBen Cummins30,503
Gold Coast Titans20 – 16St. George Illawarra DragonsSaturday, 14 May, 5:30 pmTodd Smith41,593
Melbourne Storm6 – 32Penrith PanthersSaturday, 14 May, 7:45 pmAshley Klein46,454
Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks10 – 30Canberra RaidersSunday, 15 May, 1:50 pmLiam Kennedy30,453
Sydney Roosters31 – 24Parramatta EelsSunday, 15 May, 4:05 pmAdam Gee43,401
Wests Tigers12 – 36North Queensland CowboysSunday, 15 May, 6:25 pmGerard Sutton43,401
Source:[11]
  • Manly were held scoreless for the first time since the 2013 Qualifying Final, ending a 208-game streak of scoring points in games, their longest streak in club history.[12]

Round 11

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HomeScoreAwayMatch information
Date and timeVenueRefereeAttendance
Newcastle Knights12 – 36Brisbane BroncosThursday, 19 May, 7:50 pmMcDonald Jones StadiumAdam Gee13,312
Wests Tigers36 – 22Canterbury-Bankstown BulldogsFriday, 20 May, 6:00 pmLeichhardt OvalZiggy Przeklasa-Adamski15,124
Parramatta Eels22 – 20Manly Warringah Sea EaglesFriday, 20 May, 7:55 pmCommBank StadiumBen Cummins18,778
St. George Illawarra Dragons24 – 18New Zealand WarriorsSaturday, 21 May, 3:00 pmNetstrata Jubilee StadiumChris Sutton7,147
North Queensland Cowboys36 – 6Melbourne StormSaturday, 21 May, 5:30 pmQueensland Country Bank StadiumGrant Atkins22,728
Sydney Roosters12 – 32Penrith PanthersSaturday, 21 May, 7:35 pmSydney Cricket GroundGerard Sutton14,482
South Sydney Rabbitohs12 – 32Canberra RaidersSunday, 22 May, 2:00 pmApex OvalPeter Gough11,124
Gold Coast Titans18 – 25Cronulla-Sutherland SharksSunday, 22 May, 4:05 pmCbus Super StadiumAshley Klein9,882
Source:[13]

Round 12 (Indigenous Round)

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HomeScoreAwayMatch information
Date and timeVenueRefereeAttendance
Melbourne Storm28 – 8Manly Warringah Sea EaglesThursday, 26 May, 7:50 pmAAMI ParkAdam Gee10,168
Penrith Panthers22 – 0North Queensland CowboysFriday, 27 May, 6:00 pmBlueBet StadiumAshley Klein17,125
Brisbane Broncos35 – 24Gold Coast TitansFriday, 27 May, 7:55 pmSuncorp StadiumGerard Sutton32,864
New Zealand Warriors16 – 24Newcastle KnightsSaturday, 28 May, 3:00 pmMoreton Daily StadiumPeter Gough4,265
South Sydney Rabbitohs44 – 18Wests TigersSaturday, 28 May, 5:30 pmAccor StadiumChris Sutton13,585
Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks16 – 36Sydney RoostersSaturday, 28 May, 7:35 pmPointsBet StadiumGrant Atkins11,500
Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs24 – 34St. George Illawarra DragonsSunday, 29 May, 2:00 pmBelmore Sports GroundBen Cummins16,991
Canberra Raiders20 – 28Parramatta EelsSunday, 29 May, 4:05 pmGIO StadiumTodd Smith16,244
Source:[14]

Round 13

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HomeScoreAwayMatch information
Date and timeVenueRefereeAttendance
Gold Coast Titans6 – 32North Queensland CowboysThursday, 2 June, 7:50 pmCbus Super StadiumGerard Sutton10,334
Penrith Panthers30 – 18Canterbury-Bankstown BulldogsFriday, 3 June, 7:55 pmBlueBet StadiumTodd Smith16,906
Manly Warringah Sea Eagles44 – 12New Zealand WarriorsSaturday, 4 June, 7:35 pm4 Pines ParkGrant Atkins9,248
Canberra Raiders22 – 16Sydney RoostersSunday, 5 June, 4:05 pmGIO StadiumAdam Gee6,492
Bye:Brisbane Broncos,St. George Illawarra Dragons,Parramatta Eels,Newcastle Knights,South Sydney Rabbitohs,Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks,Melbourne Storm, &Wests Tigers.
Source:[15]

Round 14

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HomeScoreAwayMatch information
Date and timeVenueRefereeAttendance
North Queensland Cowboys31 – 12St. George Illawarra DragonsFriday, 10 June, 7:55 pmQueensland Country Bank StadiumTodd Smith14,683
Gold Coast Titans16 – 30South Sydney RabbitohsSaturday, 11 June, 3:00 pmCbus Super StadiumAdam Gee14,290
Sydney Roosters18 – 26Melbourne StormSaturday, 11 June, 5:30 pmSydney Cricket GroundGerard Sutton12,925
Brisbane Broncos24 – 18Canberra RaidersSaturday, 11 June, 7:35 pmSuncorp StadiumGrant Atkins28,142
Wests Tigers4 – 30Manly Warringah Sea EaglesSunday, 12 June, 2:00 pmCampbelltown StadiumPeter Gough10,231
Newcastle Knights6 – 42Penrith PanthersSunday, 12 June, 4:05 pmMcDonald Jones StadiumBen Cummins21,332
New Zealand Warriors16 – 38Cronulla-Sutherland SharksSunday, 12 June, 6:15 pmMoreton Daily StadiumChris Sutton3,560
Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs34 – 4Parramatta EelsMonday, 13 June, 4:00 pmAccor StadiumAshley Klein20,184
Source:[16]
  • Brent Naden became the first Wests Tigers player to be sent off since 2002.[17]

Round 15

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HomeScoreAwayMatch information
Date and timeVenueRefereeAttendance
St. George Illawarra Dragons32 – 12South Sydney RabbitohsThursday, 16 June, 7:50 pmWIN StadiumGrant Atkins11,257
Manly Warringah Sea Eagles26 – 28North Queensland CowboysFriday, 17 June, 6:00 pm4 Pines ParkGerard Sutton9,266
Melbourne Storm32 – 20Brisbane BroncosFriday, 17 June, 7:55 pmAAMI ParkAdam Gee19,253
Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks18 – 10Gold Coast TitansSaturday, 18 June, 3:00 pmC.ex Coffs International StadiumChris Sutton9,058
New Zealand Warriors6 – 40Penrith PanthersSaturday, 18 June, 5:30 pmMoreton Daily StadiumPeter Gough8,127
Parramatta Eels26 – 16Sydney RoostersSaturday, 18 June, 7:35 pmCommBank StadiumTodd Smith21,757
Canberra Raiders20 – 18Newcastle KnightsSunday, 19 June, 2:00 pmGIO StadiumAshley Klein12,457
Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs36 – 12Wests TigersSunday, 19 June, 4:05 pmCommBank StadiumBen Cummins14,806
Source:[18]

Round 16

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HomeScoreAwayMatch information
Date and timeVenueRefereeAttendance
Manly Warringah Sea Eagles36 – 30Melbourne StormThursday, 30 June, 7:50 pm4 Pines ParkGrant Atkins8,618
Newcastle Knights38 – 12Gold Coast TitansFriday, 1 July, 6:00 pmMcDonald Jones StadiumChris Butler8,578
Penrith Panthers26 – 18Sydney RoostersFriday, 1 July, 7:55 pmBlueBet StadiumGerard Sutton16,725
Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs6 – 18Cronulla-Sutherland SharksSaturday, 2 July, 3:00 pmCommBank StadiumAshley Klein8,837
North Queensland Cowboys40 – 26Brisbane BroncosSaturday, 2 July, 5:30 pmQueensland Country Bank StadiumAdam Gee23,531
South Sydney Rabbitohs30 – 12Parramatta EelsSaturday, 2 July, 7:35 pmAccor StadiumBen Cummins10,012
New Zealand Warriors22 – 2Wests TigersSunday, 3 July, 2:00 pmMount Smart StadiumChris Sutton26,009
St. George Illawarra Dragons12 – 10Canberra RaidersSunday, 3 July, 4:05 pmWIN StadiumPeter Gough7,069
Source:[19]
  • Edrick Lee became the first player inNewcastle Knights history to score 5 tries in a single match.
  • The Warriors vs Tigers game was the first NRL game played in New Zealand since Round 24, 2019.

Round 17

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HomeScoreAwayMatch information
Date and timeVenueRefereeAttendance
Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks28 – 6Melbourne StormThursday, 7 July, 7:50 pmPointsBet StadiumAdam Gee7,688
Newcastle Knights28 – 40South Sydney RabbitohsFriday, 8 July, 7:55 pmMcDonald Jones StadiumTodd Smith18,621
Wests Tigers20 – 28Parramatta EelsSaturday, 9 July, 7:35 pmLeichhardt OvalChris Butler13,214
Brisbane Broncos32 – 18St. George Illawarra DragonsSunday, 10 July, 4:05 pmSuncorp StadiumGrant Atkins29,234
Bye:Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs,North Queensland Cowboys,Penrith Panthers,Canberra Raiders,Sydney Roosters,Manly Warringah Sea Eagles,Gold Coast Titans, &New Zealand Warriors.
Source:[20]

Round 18

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HomeScoreAwayMatch information
Date and timeVenueRefereeAttendance
North Queensland Cowboys12 – 26Cronulla-Sutherland SharksFriday, 15 July, 6:00 pmQueensland Country Bank StadiumAdam Gee15,982
Parramatta Eels28 – 18New Zealand WarriorsFriday, 15 July, 7:55 pmCommBank StadiumTodd Smith12,279
Sydney Roosters54 – 26St. George Illawarra DragonsSaturday, 16 July, 3:00 pmCentral Coast StadiumGrant Atkins15,721
Manly Warringah Sea Eagles42 – 12Newcastle KnightsSaturday, 16 July, 5:30 pm4 Pines ParkGerard Sutton15,896
Gold Coast Titans12 – 16Brisbane BroncosSaturday, 16 July, 7:35 pmCbus Super StadiumChris Sutton19,245
Wests Tigers16 – 18Penrith PanthersSunday, 17 July, 2:00 pmCommBank StadiumPeter Gough11,464
Melbourne Storm16 – 20Canberra RaidersSunday, 17 July, 4:05 pmAAMI ParkAshley Klein16,106
Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs28 – 36South Sydney RabbitohsSunday, 17 July, 6:15 pmAccor StadiumChris Butler19,126
Source:[21]

Round 19

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HomeScoreAwayMatch information
Date and timeVenueRefereeAttendance
Parramatta Eels14 – 36Brisbane BroncosThursday, 21 July, 7:50 pmCommBank StadiumGerard Sutton11,017
St. George Illawarra Dragons20 – 6Manly Warringah Sea EaglesFriday, 22 July, 6:00 pmNetstrata Jubilee StadiumAdam Gee7,137
Newcastle Knights12 – 42Sydney RoostersFriday, 22 July, 7:55 pmMcDonald Jones StadiumPeter Gough13,701
Canberra Raiders26 – 14New Zealand WarriorsSaturday, 23 July, 3:00 pmGIO StadiumChris Sutton11,915
Penrith Panthers20 – 10Cronulla-Sutherland SharksSaturday, 23 July, 5:30 pmBlueBet StadiumAshley Klein17,426
South Sydney Rabbitohs24 – 12Melbourne StormSaturday, 23 July, 7:35 pmAccor StadiumTodd Smith11,217
Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs36 – 26Gold Coast TitansSunday, 24 July, 2:00 pmCommBank StadiumBen Cummins11,726
North Queensland Cowboys27 – 26Wests TigersSunday, 24 July, 4:05 pmQueensland Country Bank StadiumChris Butler14,910
Source:[22]

Round 20

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HomeScoreAwayMatch information
Date and timeVenueRefereeAttendance
Manly Warringah Sea Eagles10 – 20Sydney RoostersThursday, 28 July, 7:50 pm4 Pines ParkGrant Atkins12,187
New Zealand Warriors12 – 24Melbourne StormFriday, 29 July, 6:00 pmMount Smart StadiumPeter Gough18,395
Parramatta Eels34 – 10Penrith PanthersFriday, 29 July, 7:55 pmCommBank StadiumTodd Smith26,912
Gold Coast Titans24 – 36Canberra RaidersSaturday, 30 July, 3:00 pmCbus Super StadiumBen Cummins12,461
Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks21 – 20South Sydney RabbitohsSaturday, 30 July, 5:30 pmPointsBet StadiumGerard Sutton11,492
Brisbane Broncos18 – 32Wests TigersSaturday, 30 July, 7:35 pmSuncorp StadiumAdam Gee32,909
Newcastle Knights10 – 24Canterbury-Bankstown BulldogsSunday, 31 July, 2:00 pmMcDonald Jones StadiumChris Butler19,813
St. George Illawarra Dragons8 – 34North Queensland CowboysSunday, 31 July, 4:05 pmNetstrata Jubilee StadiumChris Sutton9,517
Source:[23]

Round 21

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HomeScoreAwayMatch information
Date and timeVenueRefereeAttendance
Sydney Roosters34 – 16Brisbane BroncosThursday, 4 August, 7:50 pmSydney Cricket GroundTodd Smith10,495
Melbourne Storm32 – 14Gold Coast TitansFriday, 5 August, 6:00 pmAAMI ParkPeter Gough10,869
Manly Warringah Sea Eagles20 – 36Parramatta EelsFriday, 5 August, 7:55 pm4 Pines ParkGerard Sutton17,134
South Sydney Rabbitohs48 – 10New Zealand WarriorsSaturday, 6 August, 3:00 pmSunshine Coast StadiumBen Cummins8,911
Canberra Raiders6 – 26Penrith PanthersSaturday, 6 August, 5:30 pmGIO StadiumGrant Atkins16,912
Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks24 – 18St. George Illawarra DragonsSaturday, 6 August, 7:35 pmPointsBet StadiumAshley Klein11,427
Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs14 – 28North Queensland CowboysSunday, 7 August, 2:00 pmSalter OvalAdam Gee8,521
Wests Tigers10 – 14Newcastle KnightsSunday, 7 August, 4:05 pmCampbelltown StadiumChris Sutton9,621
Source:[24]
  • Salter Oval inBundaberg, along with the city itself, are scheduled to host their first ever NRL match for premiership points.[25]

Round 22

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HomeScoreAwayMatch information
Date and timeVenueRefereeAttendance
Penrith Panthers0 – 16Melbourne StormThursday, 11 August, 7:50 pmBlueBet StadiumGerard Sutton15,612
New Zealand Warriors42 – 18Canterbury-Bankstown BulldogsFriday, 12 August, 6:00 pmMount Smart StadiumChris Butler16,212
Parramatta Eels0 – 26South Sydney RabbitohsFriday, 12 August, 7:55 pmCommBank StadiumGrant Atkins22,958
Sydney Roosters32 – 18North Queensland CowboysSaturday, 13 August, 3:00 pmSydney Cricket GroundAshley Klein15,219
Wests Tigers12 – 36Cronulla-Sutherland SharksSaturday, 13 August, 5:30 pmScully ParkBen Cummins10,048
Brisbane Broncos28 – 10Newcastle KnightsSaturday, 13 August, 7:35 pmSuncorp StadiumPeter Gough25,742
Canberra Raiders24 – 22St. George Illawarra DragonsSunday, 14 August, 2:00 pmGIO StadiumAdam Gee11,216
Gold Coast Titans44 – 24Manly Warringah Sea EaglesSunday, 14 August, 4:05 pmCbus Super StadiumChris Sutton11,753
Source:[26]

Round 23

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HomeScoreAwayMatch information
Date and timeVenueRefereeAttendance
South Sydney Rabbitohs22 – 26Penrith PanthersThursday, 18 August, 7:50 pmAccor StadiumAdam Gee15,206
North Queensland Cowboys48 – 4New Zealand WarriorsFriday, 19 August, 6:00 pmQueensland Country Bank StadiumChris Butler17,404
Brisbane Broncos12 – 60Melbourne StormFriday, 19 August, 7:55 pmSuncorp StadiumTodd Smith42,612
Parramatta Eels42 – 6Canterbury-Bankstown BulldogsSaturday, 20 August, 3:00 pmCommBank StadiumAshley Klein26,451
Manly Warringah Sea Eagles6 – 40Cronulla-Sutherland SharksSaturday, 20 August, 5:30 pm4 Pines ParkGerard Sutton12,243
Sydney Roosters72 – 6Wests TigersSaturday, 20 August, 7:35 pmSydney Cricket GroundBen Cummins14,939
St. George Illawarra Dragons46 – 26Gold Coast TitansSunday, 21 August, 2:00 pmWIN StadiumLiam Kennedy12,348
Newcastle Knights22 – 28Canberra RaidersSunday, 21 August, 4:05 pmMcDonald Jones StadiumGrant Atkins16,768
Source:[27]
  • This was the NRL highest scoring round, of a total of 466 points scored by the 16 teams combined.
  • The Sydney Roosters vs Wests Tigers saw the Roosters record their biggest win since round 6, 1935, their 2nd highest score ever, scoring the most tries in a game since round 13, 1982 as well as the overall biggest ever win and score at the SCG while the Wests Tigers recorded their biggest ever loss since their formation in 2000 with the loss being the worst for either side of the venture since theWestern Suburbs Magpies loss in round 8, 1910.[28][29][30][31]

Round 24

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HomeScoreAwayMatch information
Date and timeVenueRefereeAttendance
Brisbane Broncos6 – 53Parramatta EelsThursday, 25 August, 7:50 pmSuncorp StadiumGrant Atkins30,371
Penrith Panthers46 – 12New Zealand WarriorsFriday, 26 August, 6:00 pmBlueBet StadiumChris Butler17,025
Melbourne Storm14 – 18Sydney RoostersFriday, 26 August, 7:55 pmAAMI ParkAdam Gee25,308
Canberra Raiders48 – 6Manly Warringah Sea EaglesSaturday, 27 August, 3:00 pmGIO StadiumAshley Klein16,697
Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks16 – 0Canterbury-Bankstown BulldogsSaturday, 27 August, 5:30 pmPointsBet StadiumTodd Smith11,500
South Sydney Rabbitohs20 – 10North Queensland CowboysSaturday, 27 August, 7:35 pmAccor StadiumGerard Sutton15,264
Wests Tigers22 – 24St. George Illawarra DragonsSunday, 28 August, 2:00 pmCommBank StadiumLiam Kennedy9,789
Gold Coast Titans36 – 26Newcastle KnightsSunday, 28 August, 4:05 pmCbus Super StadiumBen Cummins11,816
Source:[32]

Round 25

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HomeScoreAwayMatch information
Date and timeVenueRefereeAttendance
Parramatta Eels22 – 14Melbourne StormThursday, 1 September, 7:50 pmCommBank StadiumAshley Klein23,758
Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs21 – 20Manly Warringah Sea EaglesFriday, 2 September, 6:00 pmAccor StadiumPeter Gough13,648
Sydney Roosters26 – 16South Sydney RabbitohsFriday, 2 September, 7:55 pmAllianz StadiumGrant Atkins41,906
New Zealand Warriors26 – 27Gold Coast TitansSaturday, 3 September, 3:00 pmMount Smart StadiumZiggy Przeklasa-Adamski20,512
St. George Illawarra Dragons22 – 12Brisbane BroncosSaturday, 3 September, 5:30 pmNetstrata Jubilee StadiumBen Cummins8,247
North Queensland Cowboys38 – 8Penrith PanthersSaturday, 3 September, 7:35 pmQueensland Country Bank StadiumTodd Smith23,840
Newcastle Knights16 – 38Cronulla-Sutherland SharksSunday, 4 September, 2:00 pmMcDonald Jones StadiumChris Sutton16,808
Wests Tigers10 – 56Canberra RaidersSunday, 4 September, 4:05 pmLeichhardt OvalGerard Sutton10,041
Source:[33]

Finals series

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Main article:2022 NRL finals series
HomeScoreAwayMatch Information
Date and Time (Local)VenueRefereesCrowd
QUALIFYING & ELIMINATION FINALS
Penrith Panthers27 – 8Parramatta Eels9 September 2022, 7:50 pmBlueBet StadiumGerard Sutton21,863
Melbourne Storm20 – 28Canberra Raiders10 September 2022, 5:40 pmAAMI ParkGrant Atkins20,838
Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks30 – 32North Queensland Cowboys10 September 2022, 7:50 pmPointsbet StadiumAdam Gee12,447
Sydney Roosters14 – 30South Sydney Rabbitohs11 September 2022, 4:05 pmAllianz StadiumAshley Klein39,816
SEMI FINALS
Parramatta Eels40 – 4Canberra Raiders16 September 2022, 7:50 pmCommBank StadiumAshley Klein29,134
Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks12 – 38South Sydney Rabbitohs17 September 2022, 8:00 pmAllianz StadiumGrant Atkins39,733
PRELIMINARY FINALS
North Queensland Cowboys20 – 24Parramatta Eels23 September 2022, 7:50 pmQueensland Country Bank StadiumGrant Atkins25,372
Penrith Panthers32 – 12South Sydney Rabbitohs24 September 2022, 7:50 pmAccor StadiumAshley Klein50,034
GRAND FINAL
Penrith Panthers28 – 12Parramatta EelsSunday, 2 October, 7:30 pmAccor StadiumAshley Klein82,415
  • The crowd of 21,863 for the first qualifying final between Penrith and Parramatta is the highest crowd at BlueBet Stadium sinceround 19, 2010.[34]
  • The Sydney Roosters vs South Sydney Rabbitohs had seven players sin binned with two players sin binned twice, the most in a game since the formation of the National Rugby League in 1998.[35]
  • A moments silence was held prior to all week one games following thedeath of Queen Elizabeth II.
  • The Parramatta Eels have won their second Semi Finals since 2009.
  • The crowd of 25,372 for the second preliminary final between North Queensland and Parramatta is the highest crowd for an NRL game in Townsville sinceround 23, 2011.[36]
  • The crowd of 82,415 for the Grand Final is the highest crowd Penrith have played in front of, and the highest crowd for Parramatta since the2009 Grand Final.

Bracket

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Qualifying and elimination finalsSemi-finalsPreliminary finalsGrand final
9 Sept,BlueBet Stadium
1Penrith27
4Parramatta816 Sept,CommBank Stadium
Parramatta40
10 Sept,AAMI ParkCanberra424 Sept,Accor Stadium
5Melbourne20Penrith32
8Canberra28South Sydney122 Oct,Accor Stadium
Penrith28
11 Sept,Allianz Stadium23 Sept,Queensland Country Bank StadiumParramatta12
6Sydney14North Queensland20
7South Sydney3017 Sept,Allianz StadiumParramatta24
Cronulla-Sutherland12
10 Sept,PointsBet StadiumSouth Sydney38
2Cronulla-Sutherland30
3North Queensland32

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