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Penrith's lethal left edge of Viliame Kikau, Jarome Luai and Brian To'o put a sorry Sea Eagles outfit to the sword with a 46-6 win at Lottoland on Thursday night. Luai set up three tries, Kikau and To'o each bagged doubles while makeshift left centre Matt Burton crossed for one as Manly's right side defence was cut to ribbons in ruthless fashion. The 40-point loss is Manly's biggest ever at their home ground which was once a fortress but now holds few fears for visiting teams. Halfback Nathan Cleary wasn't heavily involved in the attacking plays but kicked brilliantly throughout with both hig...

NRL Rd 1 - Storm v Rabbitohs Rugby League by Nick Campton 17th Mar 2021 2:41 PM Wayne Bennett has rung in the changes for South Sydney with off-season recruits Josh Mansour and Jacob Host both dropped from the Rabbitohs side to play Manly on Saturday. After the Rabbitohs opened their season with a 26-18 loss to an understrength Melbourne, Bennett has relegated Mansour and Host to the reserves, with Jaxson Paulo and Keaon Koloamatangi replacing them respectively, while Patrick Mago slots in on the bench. Mansour has been named...

Josh Mansour has paid the price for South Sydney's loss to Melbourne and teenage playmaker Sam Walker has taken another step towards an NRL debut for Sydney Roosters. Mansour’s axing, along with Rabbitohs team-mate Jacob Host, and the selection of Walker in the Roosters squad are two of the major talking points from round two team selections. Among others is the return of Dragons five-eighth Corey Norman, Moses Mbye’s move to the Wests Tigers interchange and utility Cade Cust’s call-up for Manly. With Roosters captain Jake Friend ruled out after failing a HIA in last Saturday’s 46-4 r...

Star halves vow to bounce back.

James Segeyaro is expected to attract interest from NRL clubs seeking an experienced hooker after being given permission to commence training with a new team from April 3 ahead of a return from his 20-month doping ban. Segeyaro, who has made 164 appearances for the Cowboys, Panthers, Sharks and Broncos and played five Tests for Papua New Guinea, is banned until June 2 for a breach of the NRL’s anti-doping policy in 2019 but he has been cleared to resume training with an NRL club in less than three weeks. The availability of the former rep star is likely to be welcomed by clubs struggling fo...