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  • 1 week ago | loverugbyleague.com | Ben Olawumi |Mike Wood

    Former St Helens ace Lewis Dodd has delivered a powerfully emotive speech to his South Sydney Rabbitohs team-mates ahead of his NRL debut this weekend. Dodd – who came through the youth ranks at St Helens to make 88 senior appearances between 2020 and 2024 – made the move Down Under and joined the Bunnies ahead of 2025, signing a three-year deal. But he has had to bide his time in waiting for his official first-grade bow and has been plying his trade in the New South Wales Cup.

  • 1 week ago | loverugbyleague.com | Mike Wood |Aaron Bower

    You’d think picking a team from the best Australian players in an Ashes year would be relatively straightforward. Mal Meninga, over 20 years with the Kangaroos and before that Queensland, has proven himself a pick-and-stick guy. It should be a lot harder to get into his team than out of it. This year, however, might be different. Penrith have provided the bulk of the talent for a long time, but they’re cellar dwellers at the moment. Does that make their players bad now?

  • 3 weeks ago | loverugbyleague.com | Aaron Bower |Mike Wood

    It’s another big weekend of rugby league on both sides of the world – with the NRL and the Challenge Cup taking the focus. And fortunately, there is plenty of action live on TV, with a variety of ways to watch. This weekend, there’s 11 offerings for you on a number of platforms – including Super League+ exclusively showing one of the four Challenge Cup quarter-finals.

  • 3 weeks ago | loverugbyleague.com | Mike Wood |Aaron Bower

    What’s better than a good redemption story? About six of them, because that’s what we had this week with comebacks from injury, suspension, dejection and rejection aplenty. This weekend was played out among sheets of Sydney rain, so perspiration often topped inspiration, but rugby league is like that at times. As ever, we’re garlanding, hat-tipping and giving flowers left, right and centre to the best of the NRL this weekend. Here’s your Love Rugby League team of the week.

  • 4 weeks ago | loverugbyleague.com | Mike Wood |Aaron Bower

    A month into the NRL and we’re already in rugby league bizarro world. Penrith are losing. The Tigers are winning. Daly Cherry-Evans is leaving Manly. What’s next? An Ashes series? A Ryan Papenhuyzen injury cloud? All bets are off. It’s all very weird and wonderful, and that’s before a ball has been kicked. Here’s what to look out for in the NRL. Souths v PenrithThursday night is perplexing: Souths have 2-1 record to the Panthers’ 1-2, but you’d be hard pressed to say they’re in better shape.

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