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NRL: Penrith Panthers 26 def.

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Live scores nrl grand final

Thank you all for joining me tonight for one of the great grand finals, not just in the history of the NRL , or even Australian sport, but of any professional competition you care to mention. The fierceness of the action, the wild swings of fortune, the brilliant skill, and the fortitude of one man to put his team on his back and refuse to accept defeat, making the collective mission an individual quest. This Penrith side are one for the ages, and they deserve every accolade after this premiership triumph, their third in a row. Who knows how many more will follow? I will leave others more qualified to speculate. They can also explain how Ezra Mam scored a hat-trick but still finished on the losing side. Or how Dylan Edwards carried the ball nearly metres. Or how Stephen Crichton tackled Reece Walsh to deny Brisbane what would surely have been a sealing try. Most of the best halves and playmakers in the NRL are well into their 30s. Nathan Cleary is 25yo. Let that sink in. Legendary performance tonight.

Update on Jarome Luai Nine's sideline eye says the Panthers are hopeful he can return - but that looks highly doubtful as his arm was hanging limp by his side. Bonus abholen.

Thanks for reading our blow-by-blow account of a grand final that will go down in history for all the right reasons - and keep an eye on Daily Mail Australia for all the latest stories on Penrith's miracle three-peat. Add that one to your collection, Riff tragics. That was the biggest comeback in NRL grand final history - and possibly the greatest grandy ever played. Tonight he had Brisbane fans ready to celebrate another premiership when he ran in three electrifying second-half tries to give his side what looked like an insurmountable lead - only for Penrith to do the unthinkable. The Panthers superstar also called the Broncos 'an absolutely beast team' and noted 'you're very young' in a nod to the fact that they're likely to keep meeting in the finals given the quality both sides possess. The best player on the ground has shared his disbelief after steering the Panthers to their third straight comp win - but his counterpart Adam Reynolds has been left shattered.

Nathan Cleary has engineered the greatest comeback in grand final history to hand Penrith an historic NRL three-peat with a win over Brisbane. Down with 18 minutes to play, Cleary set up two tries and scored one of his own in the dying minutes to give the Panthers the lead and earn himself a second Clive Churchill Medal. The most crucial of those came with three minutes left when Cleary darted back through the middle of the field to score and then convert take a two-point match-winning lead. Penrith then held on for the final minutes, with Scott Sorensen intercepting a Reece Walsh offload to end Brisbane's hopes of victory. The win overtakes Melbourne's comeback from 14 points down against St George Illawarra in as the biggest-ever in a decider. The victory also stakes Penrith's claim as one of the all-time great rugby league sides, becoming the first team since Parramatta in to win three straight titles. But it hasn't been completed in the NRL era or under a salary cap. Making Cleary's effort even more remarkable was that he did it without five-eighth Jarome Luai, who succumbed to a shoulder injury with 28 minutes to play. The feat was enough for Luai to dub his side "the best team in the world", while talking to ABC Sport after the game.

Live scores nrl grand final

It was all the Panthers from the first minute, with star Bronco Reece Walsh ruled out after a brutal head clash with Penrith's Taylan May. The early blow for the Broncos set the tone, with the Panthers able to capitalise from the early stages after Brisbane drew early blood with the first points of the night. Despite missing his first conversion kick earlier, Nathan Cleary soon found his groove with three try assists, 10 points, 11 runs and 05 metres gained in a scintillating performance. The Broncos tested the Penrith defence late in the first half but were unable to capitalise, heading into the sheds at half time severely wounded. Brian To'o scored back-to-back tries to open the second half in style for the Panthers, as they cruised to victory. Meantime, teammate Jarome Luai lauded the Broncos' efforts, noting that his side didn't come into the match believing it would be a cakewalk. Luai admitted the Panthers' focus dropped in the latter part of the second half, as the Broncos minimised the deficit.

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Kenny is furious but Gee keeps his whistle in his pocket. TUI Booking. Bet Exclusions apply. Or how Dylan Edwards carried the ball nearly metres. That was the biggest comeback in NRL grand final history - and possibly the greatest grandy ever played. Broncos fans boo the Panthers team bus Yep, you read that right. Shanice Parker ran into a yawning gap on the left of the Titans' line and simply strolls over. NRL grand final LIVE: Penrith score miracle victory to secure third straight premiership in one of the greatest deciders ever played. That will go down in history as one of the greatest deciders ever played. They grind to the last and go through hands to the left and in desperation Crichton chips to the corner but Cobbo plucks the ball out of the air. Mindestquoten, Wett- und Zahlungsmethoden-Ausnahmen gelten.

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Fans slam the 'embarrassing' pre-game entertainment The stars of the Tina, the Tina Turner Musical, took the stage before kickoff, with many comparing the cover performance to something you'd see at a local RSL. Nine Sport NRL. Broncos Walters backs Reynolds to rebound against Bunnies. There was a bit of doubt over the grounding but it's confirmed - and now the scoreline reflects how close a game this is. The Newcastle Knights are looking to make it two in a row after last year's win over Parramatta - and according to skipper Hannah Southwell, the key to them making the decider was an honesty session after their shock loss to the Cowboys in round two. Sunday night's NRL grand final entertainment caused a stir on social media. Cobbo loses it 15 metres from his line That could be an early hammer blow for the Broncos. Tamika Upton wins the Karyn Murphy Medal as best on ground in an awkward moment And deservedly so - but Murphy doesn't look happy about it as she stands on the dais with Upton, which isn't surprising considering she's the Titans' coach. Kenny takes the ball to the line before shifting left to Cleary. Jesse Southwell misses with her second conversion attempt. The half was having his left knee seen to while Stephen Crichton took the shot at goal. That was a high-quality grand final. Knights 18, Titans 18 Tamika Upton has been kept quiet with her kick returns but she created that try all on her own, stepping back inside to leave the defence flat-footed as they failed to aim up on the inside, with Lauren Brown the main culprit.