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Panthers Dominate Dragons in NRL Showdown

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This weekend in the NRL, the Penrith Panthers showed off their skills in a powerful 46-10 victory against the St George Illawarra Dragons. Nathan Cleary was the star of the match, scoring an impressive 26 points, including three tries. His performance certainly put Penrith’s premiership rivals on notice.

Cleary reunited with his halves partner, Jarome Luai, and most of the team’s State of Origin stars. The dynamic duo quickly clicked back into form, leading Penrith to a strong start that saw them leading 22-0 just 24 minutes into the game.

While the win boosted Penrith’s spot in the competition, they faced a bit of bad news with James Fisher-Harris suffering a groin injury early in the match. He came off in the opening minutes and did not return, which is a blow for the team as they push for a historic fourth consecutive premiership.

Meanwhile, the Dragons struggled to keep up. Mistakes plagued their game, with Ben Hunt notably having a tough match. He put three kicks out on the full, and their defense didn’t seem to find its rhythm. Although they had their moments, including a late try by Jaydn Su'A, it wasn’t enough to challenge the Panthers.

As attention turns to today’s matches, the Dolphins are set to take on the Titans in what promises to be an exciting all-Queensland clash. With the Dolphins closing in on their first finals appearance and the Titans desperately looking to salvage their pride, fans are in for a treat at Lang Park.

In other news, the grudge match between Canberra and South Sydney later today will mark Jack Wighton’s first match against his old club. The excitement is building as fans anticipate how Wighton will perform against his former teammates.

Rachel Adams

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