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NRL Grand Final 2026 Info
- 2026 NRL Grand Final Date: Sunday October 4, 2026
- Location: Accor Stadium, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
- Reigning NRL Premiership Winners : Brisbane Broncos (7th title in 2025)
- Reigning Cliver Churchill Medal: Reece Walsh (Brisbane Broncos) in 2025
The NRL Grand Final, the culmination of the National Rugby League season down under, features the top two teams battling for the Provan-Summons Trophy and bragging rights as the next club to enter the NRL history books is decided.
After three weeks of intense finals action, the NRL Grand Final odds on which team will be crowned the Premiership winners heat up with fans eager to show their support and back their favourites to finish on top after a grueling 80 plus minutes of elite rugby league action.
The NRL Grand Final is undoubtedly one of the most popular events on the bumper Australian sporting calendar each year giving even the time-honoured Melbourne Cup horse race at Flemington on the first Tuesday of November a run for its money! The top-tier rugby league tournament in Australia has been decided in a do-or-die Grand Final since 1908. The Grand Final was officially introduced as a mandatory part of the Australian premiership in 1954, while the first official NRL Grand Final was in 1998 with the Brisbane Broncos defeating the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 38–12.
Sydney’s Accor Stadium hosts the NRL Grand Final decider on the first Sunday of October, a week after the AFL Premiership is put away in the AFL Grand Final in Melbourne.
The 2023 decider saw the Penrith Panthers emerge victorious, defeating the Brisbane Broncos and becoming the first team in four decades to achieve a three-peat.
The Panthers returned in 2024 posting their fourth straight Grand Final win defeating the Melbourne Storm 14 – 6.
The Brisbane Broncos won the 2025 NRL Grand Final, defeating the Melbourne Storm 26–22 at Accor Stadium in Sydney.
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NRL Grand Final Fast Facts
- First held: 1908
- First NRL Grand Final: 1998
- Mandatory in the Australian rugby league premiership competition since: 1954
- Next NRL Grand Final Date: Sunday October 4, 2026
- Winning Team Awarded: Provan-Summons Trophy
- Location: Stadium Australia (Accor Stadium), Sydney, Australia since 1999
- Most Premiership Wins: South Sydney Rabbitohs (17)
- Latest NRL Grand Final Winners: Brisbane Broncos (2025)
When is the NRL Grand Final?
Traditionally held on a Sunday afternoon in early October, the NRL Grand Final is a standout sporting event in Australia attracting loud crowds and big bets on the next NRL Premiership winning team. The NRL Grand Final date currently takes place the weekend after the AFL Grand Final with the season’s Aussie Rules decider held in Melbourne.
Where is the NRL Grand Final?
The NRL Grand Final has taken place at Stadium Australia, currently known as Accor Stadium due to sponsorship, in Sydney, Australia since 1999. An Australian rugby league record was set that year with an incredible 107,999 fans attending the game that was won by the Melbourne Storm in a two-point thriller over the Dragons.
Since 1999 the only NRL Grand Final played outside of Sydney was in 2021 due to COVID-19 restrictions. That year’s game was held at the traditional home of rugby league, Brisbane’s Suncorp Stadium formerly known as Lang Park, and was saw the Penrith Panthers narrowly defeat Souths 14–12 in the first of an eventual NRL Grand Final three-peat for the big cats.
Other NRL Grand Final venues throughout history include the Sydney Cricket Ground (1954–87) and Sydney Football Stadium (1988–98).
What do the NRL Grand Final winners get?
The winning team is awarded the prestigious Provan-Summons Trophy, something all young rugby league players strive for when they first lace up their boots and run onto a footy field!
The standout player of the match or the NRL Grand Final’s man-of-the-match is awarded with an extra honour taking out the Clive Churchill Medal. The prestigious NRL award was established in honour of the legendary player Clive Churchill, who passed away in 1985. The Clive Churchill medal winner is selected by the Australian national team selectors and presented at the post-match ceremony.
What time does the NRL Grand Final start?
The 2026 NRL Grand Final kick off time is scheduled as 7:30pm (AEDT) local time in Sydney.
Where to watch the NRL Grand Final
- In person at Stadium Australia in Sydney as part of the usually 90,000 strong crowd
- Live on Channel Nine who are the official NRL broadcaster
- Streamed online on 9Now
- Through Fox Sports
- Using the NRL’s streaming service, NRL Live Pass
- Replays available on Kayo and Foxtel after the NRL Grand Final has finished
TAB odds for the NRL Grand Final are already available on our rugby league betting page giving you the chance to lock in your early NRL Premiership predictions!
Betting on the NRL Grand Final gives you the chance to show your support, get behind your top teams, show off your rugby league football knowledge, and feel like you’re part of the 90,000 strong crowd at Accor Stadium on Grand Final Day even if you can’t be there in person!
You can bet on the outright NRL Grand Final winning team, the margin of victory once the final NRL Grand Final whistle is blown, individual player performances like the highest NRL Grand Final try scorer, and even the first try scorer to get points on the board after kick-off.
To place a smart bet on the NRL Grand Final it is crucial to look over the NRL statistics and consider things like:
- Team Form: Analyse recent performances and momentum to see what NRL teams are tracking well for the big game.
- Key Players: Assess the impact of star players and potential injuries including who is in or out of the NRL Grand Final team rosters.
- Head-to-Head Records: Consider historical matchups between the teams and who has won the most games between the two.
- Home Ground Advantage: Evaluate the potential advantage of playing at home or which clubs have the best record at the NRL Grand Final venue in Sydney which could be a hoodoo for interstate teams or the New Zealand Warriors from across the ditch.
By taking into account these factors and making the most of our expert NRL Grand Final tips at the TAB NZ sports blog, you can increase your chances of predicting the next NRL Grand Final Premiership winners!
Remember, the best time to bet on the NRL Grand Final is as the season progresses and teams solidify their positions on the NRL ladder. Stay updated on the latest Rugby League Grand Final odds and news to make sure you are in the field of play this Grand Final Day!
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Comprehensive Overview of the NRL Grand Final
The 2026 NRL Grand Final on October 4 is already shaping as one of the most anticipated deciders in recent memory, with a season full of rising contenders, powerhouse clubs and breakout stars all converging toward a blockbuster finish at Accor Stadium.
Brisbane and Penrith remain the early favourites to feature on the big stage, thanks to their elite spines and dominant early‑season form, while the Roosters and Sharks have surged into genuine contention on the back of marquee recruits and revitalised forward packs. The Warriors, Rabbitohs and Dolphins sit just behind as dangerous outsiders capable of shaking up the finals picture if they peak at the right time.
With attacking football trending upward, young playmakers reshaping team identities and several clubs boasting premiership‑ready rosters, the 2026 Grand Final promises a high‑intensity clash defined by speed, physicality and big‑moment brilliance.
As October approaches, the only certainty is that this year’s decider is poised to deliver a dramatic finale to one of the most compelling NRL seasons in years!
How to Watch the NRL Grand Final 2026
- Free-to-air: Channel Nine
- Streaming: 9Now
- Radio: ABC Sport
- Live Blog: ABC News
This Grand Final isn’t just a game—it’s a celebration of rugby league’s fiercest rivalries, brightest stars, and most passionate fans. Whether you’re cheering from the stands or tuning in from home, it’s set to be an unforgettable night.
Betting on the NRL Grand Final is now open at the TAB NZ with the Melbourne Storm current favourites to take out the NRL Premiership in 2026.
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Key Dates and Venue for the 2026 NRL Grand Final
As the NRL Grand Final date approaches, fans need to keep an eye out for some key dates on the annual NRL event schedule to make sure they don’t miss out on all the facts and stats for the final showdown!
The 2026 NRL Grand Final date is set for Sunday, October 4, 2026, at Accor Australia in Sydney, kicking off after 7:30 PM AEDT. The venue for the 2026 NRL Grand Final, Accor Stadium, was formerly known as Stadium Australia and has a capacity of over 82,000. It is a popular venue for major sporting events and is set to be packed to the rafters on the first Sunday in October!
The NRL Grand Final is steeped in tradition, with several notable events happening in the build-up to the game itself. Previously, one of the most important traditions was the NRL Grand Final Breakfast which served as a key part of the NRL Grand Final week’s schedule of events. The NRL Grand Final Breakfast sees both Grand Final teams attend along with NRL officials and selected guests. It is held during the week leading up to the game and is broadcast live on Australian television. Due to scheduling conflicts and other factors, the breakfast has not been held consistently in recent years, with the most recent occurrence being in 2015.
Important dates on this season’s NRL fixtures set to impact the Grand Final include:
Final Round: Round 27 of the regular home-and-away NRL season, where only eight clubs will still have Grand Final dreams alive, takes place on across the first weekend of September.
NRL Week 1 Finals: The two Qualifying and two Elimination finals for the first week of September footy narrow down the list of potential Grand Finalists with the top eight clubs in play.
NRL Week 2 Finals: Two Semi-Final NRL games play out in week two between the winners of the Elimination Finals and losers of the Qualifying Finals from the previous week.
NRL Week 3 Finals: The Semi-Final winners and Qualifying Final winners face off in two Preliminary Finals with the winners going on to play in the decider!
NRL Week 4 Finals: The Grand Final is the fourth week of NRL finals and runs on the first Sunday of October in 2026.
Current Betting Odds for the 2026 NRL Grand Final
Current odds for the 2065 NRL Grand Final are led by the Brisbane Broncos who defend their Premiership title after beating the storm in last year’s decider.
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Top Contenders and Teams to Watch
The 2026 NRL Grand Final date is fast approaching with several teams eyeing off the prestigious Provan-Summons Trophy.
The 2026 NRL season is shaping into a heavyweight race, with the Brisbane Broncos and Penrith Panthers leading the charge as the most complete and consistent outfits in the competition, while the Sydney Roosters and Cronulla Sharks have surged into genuine contention thanks to marquee recruits and revitalised forward packs. The South Sydney Rabbitohs remain a dangerous threat with Latrell Mitchell firing, and the New Zealand Warriors loom as the unpredictable underdogs capable of derailing any contender when their power game clicks.
With elite spines, breakout young talent and several clubs boasting premiership‑ready rosters, these are the teams defining the early narrative — and the ones every punter and fan will be watching closely as the season builds toward October.
As the NRL finals get underway, the competition will intensify, so stay tuned for updates and expert analysis as the NRL Grand Final approaches!
Popular Betting Markets for the NRL Grand Final
The NRL Grand Final offers an extensive range of excellent rugby league betting markets to cater to all types of fans and punters from the once-a-year Grand Final bettors to hardcore league fans. Here are some popular NRL Grand Final betting options:
NR Grand Final Betting Markets
- Outright Winner: Bet on the team you think will win the NRL Grand Final and add their name to the rugby league history books.
- Margin of Victory: Bet on the margin of victory, such as by 1-12 points or 13+.
- Individual Player Markets: Bet on players to score tries or win the Clive Churchill Medal.
- Team Totals: Bet on whether a team will score over or under a certain number of points.
- Head-to-Head Matchups: Bet on which team will win a specific match.
Remember, the NRL Grand Final is fast approaching, so be sure to place your bets early and enjoy the action!
Expert Tips and Predictions for NRL Grand Final Betting
Our exclusive tips for betting on the 2026 NRL Grand Final will be updated on the TAB NZ sports blog the week of the event so make sure you check out our insider analysis and predictions.
NRL Grand Final Game Day
NRL Grand Final Game Day is the date all rugby league fans from Australia and across the Tasman pencil in from the start of the season!
Getting together with mates, firing up the barbeque, and enjoying a bet on the NRL Grand Final results have become Australasian traditions.
Ahead of kick-off the NRL Grand Final events not to miss include:
- The entertaining opening ceremony that often includes musical and dance performances by celebrated artists.
- The national anthem being performed by renowned Australian or international musical artists.
- The Provan-Summons NRL Premiership trophy’s arrival on field by an Australian Army helicopter.
After the NRL Grand Final has been won the action continues with:
- Awarding the Provan-Summons Trophy to the Grand Final winning team by the Australian Prime Minister to the winning captain.
- Prestigious presentation ceremony where all players from the Grand Final winning team are awarded premiership rings.
- Clive Churchill Medal winner named
Historical Data and Past Winners of the NRL Grand Final
The NRL Grand Final has a rich history dating back to 1908. Over the years, some teams have emerged as dominant forces, while others have enjoyed fleeting moments of rugby league glory on the big stage. The Sydney Roosters, Melbourne Storm, Brisbane Broncos, and Penrith Panthers are among the most successful teams in Grand Final history, having won multiple premierships.
Overall, the South Sydney Rabbitohs hold the record for most premierships won with an incredible 17!
Some of the most memorable Grand Finals include:
2000 NRL Grand Final: The 2000 decider between Sydney and Brisbane set a new record for attendance.
2007 NRL Grand Final: Melbourne Storm’s drought-breaking victory in 2007 remains a memorable year for Storm fans.
2000-2022 NRL Grand Finals: Penrith Panthers’ three-peat has cemented the big cats as one of the most successful teams of the NRL era.
Kick-Off Time and Schedule for the 2026 NRL Grand Final
2026 NRL Grand Final Kick-Off Time: 7:30pm (AEDT)
The NRL Grand Final date has traditionally been held on Saturday afternoons, later transitioning to Sunday afternoons and eventually an evening kick-off time allowing fans a full day to prepare to cheer on their favourites and place their NRL Grand Final bets.
To capitalise on prime-time television, with the NRL’s current official broadcaster being the Nine Network in Australia, the game was moved to an evening start from 2001 to 2007. A compromise was reached in 2008-2012, with the NRL Grand Final beginning at 5pm (AEDT). Since 2013, the evening start has been maintained and fans have to wait until 7:30pm (AEDT) in Sydney for the game to get underway.
While the NRL Grand Final did not have a fixed date in earlier years, it has consistently been scheduled between September 30th and October 6th since 2001, with the exception of 2020. This timing aligns with the Labour Day public holiday in New South Wales, allowing fans to enjoy a long weekend filled with rugby league excitement.
Frequently Asked Questions about NRL Grand Final Betting
Where can I bet on the NRL Grand Final? The TAB NZ offers the best NRL Grand Final betting odds, options and markets for fans looking to back the next NRL Premiership team.
Who are favourite to win the NRL Grand Final? The NRL Grand Final favourites in 2026 are last year’s champions the Brisbane Broncos.
What are the early NRL Grand Final betting predictions? Many rugby league experts are already declaring a 2026 NRL Grand Final victory by either the Broncos or the Panthers.
What is the easiest NRL Grand Final betting option? Head-to-head NRL Grand Final betting is the easiest bet you can put on the rugby league decider. Simply head to the TAB NZ Grand Final odds and back the team you think will win the big game!
Where can I find expert betting tips for the NRL Grand Final?
You can find expert betting tips for the NRL Grand Final on at the TAB NZ on our sports blog.
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Who were the recent past winners of the NRL Grand Final?
Looking over who were the recent past winners of the NRL Grand Final can give a slight advantage looking over the NRL Grand Final TAB NZ odds to see if the defending Premiers are in the mix to continue their reign.
Below we take a look at the most recent winners of the NRL Grand Final ahead of this season’s decider.
2025 NRL Grand Final: Broncos Comeback
The 2025 NRL Grand Final saw the Brisbane Broncos stage a stunning second-half comeback to defeat the Melbourne Storm 26–22 at Accor Stadium, ending a 19-year premiership drought. Trailing 22–12 at halftime and missing injured halves Adam Reynolds and Ben Hunt, the Broncos rallied behind a masterful performance from Reece Walsh, who earned the Clive Churchill Medal with a try, three assists, and multiple tackle busts. The match drew over 80,000 fans and became the most-watched sporting event in Australian history, capping off a season of record-breaking viewership and unforgettable drama.
2024 NRL Grand Final: Quad for the Big Cats
In a NRL Grand Final for the ages, the Penrith Panthers secured their fourth consecutive premiership by defeating the Melbourne Storm 14-6 at Accor Stadium in Sydney.
The Panthers showcased their resilience, overcoming an early deficit to clinch the victory in front of 80,156 fans. Liam Martin was awarded the Clive Churchill Medal for his outstanding performance. This win marked the Panthers’ sixth overall premiership, solidifying their dominance in the NRL. The match was a fitting farewell for club stalwarts Jarome Luai and James Fisher-Harris, who are set to leave the Panthers at the end of the season.
2023 NRL Grand Final: Panthers Three-Peat
The Penrith Panthers, already two-time defending champions, achieved a historic three-peat by defeating the Brisbane Broncos 26-24 in a nail-biting finish.
In what became known as one of the greatest Grand Finals of all time, the Panthers staged a remarkable comeback from 16 points down with 18 minutes remaining. Led by the exceptional Nathan Cleary, who was awarded the Clive Churchill Medal for his performance, the Panthers fought back relentlessly to secure a hard-earned victory. This triumph cemented the Panthers’ legacy as one of the most dominant teams in NRL history.
2022 NRL Grand Final: Penrith Go Back-to-Back
The Penrith Panthers cemented their status as a dominant force in the NRL by securing a convincing 28-12 victory over the Parramatta Eels in the 2022 Grand Final. Controlling the match from start to finish, the Panthers showcased their exceptional talent and teamwork. Fullback Dylan Edwards, a standout performer, was deservedly awarded the Clive Churchill Medal for his outstanding contribution to the win.
2021 NRL Grand Final: Penrith Panthers’ Dynasty Begins
The Penrith Panthers emerged victorious in the 2021 NRL Grand Final, defeating the South Sydney Rabbitohs in a closely contested match. The Panthers displayed remarkable resilience, overcoming an early deficit to secure a 14-12 win at Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane. Nathan Cleary, co-captain and halfback, was instrumental in the Panthers’ victory and was deservedly awarded the Clive Churchill Medal.
2020 NRL Grand Final: Storm Success
The Melbourne Storm claimed their second premiership in four years in the 2020 NRL Grand Final, defeating the Penrith Panthers 26-20. Despite a late rally from the Panthers, the Storm held on to secure the victory. Fullback Ryan Papenhuyzen was instrumental in the Storm’s success and was deservedly awarded the Clive Churchill Medal.
Which teams have won the most NRL Grand Finals?
The South Sydney Rabbitohs have won more rugby league premierships than any other club since the competition was inaugurated bakc in 1908. The Bunnies last NRL Grand Final victory was in 2014.
Since the competition mandated a Grand Final game to decide the Premiership, the St George-Illawarra Dragons hold the record for most wins since Grand Finals victories with 13 including their most recent in 2010.
See below for the all-time NRL premiership tally:
• 21 – South Sydney Rabbitohs (latest in 2014)
• 15 – St George Dragons (latest in 2010) and Eastern Suburbs/Sydney Roosters (latest in 2019)
• 11 – Balmain Tigers (latest in 1969)
• 8 – Canterbury Bulldogs (latest in 2004) and Manly Sea Eagles (latest in 2011)
• 7 – Brisbane Broncos
• 6 – Penrith Panthers
• 4 – Western Suburbs Magpies, Parramatta Eels, Melbourne Storm*
• 3 – Newtown Jets, Canberra Raiders
• 2 – North Sydney Bears, Newcastle Knights
• 1 – Cronulla Sharks, North Queensland Cowboys, St George Illawarra Dragons, Wests Tigers
• 0 – New Zealand Warriors, Gold Coast Titans
*2 premierships stripped for breaches to the salary cap
Which teams are the favourites to win the NRL Grand Final in 2026?
Based on the latest verified 2026 NRL premiership markets and expert analysis, a clear group of favourites has emerged — and the picture is remarkably consistent across major bookmakers.
Heading into the Grand Final showdown at Accor Stadium, the top contenders are:
Brisbane Broncos – The clear early favourites thanks to their elite spine, explosive attack and premiership‑ready roster.
Penrith Panthers – Still one of the most reliable and consistent teams in the comp, built for big‑game football.
Sydney Roosters – A major value contender with a stacked squad and the addition of David Fifita boosting their strike power.
Melbourne Storm – Always in the mix, with Craig Bellamy’s system keeping them competitive and dangerous.
Past NRL Grand Final Results
The NRL Grand Final has witnessed some dominant dynasties throughout its history. Teams like the Sydney Roosters, Melbourne Storm, and Brisbane Broncos have established themselves as perennial contenders, capturing multiple premierships. The Penrith Panthers’ recent four-peat dominance is a testament to their exceptional talent and resilience with the club winning their sixth Premiership and fourth on the trot in 2024.
Notable Grand Final wins include the Sydney Roosters’ back-to-back titles in 2018 and 2019, the Melbourne Storm’s premiership drought-breaking victory in 2007, and the Brisbane Broncos’ dominance in the 1990s. These teams have showcased exceptional skill, teamwork, and determination to claim the ultimate prize in Australian rugby league.
See below for a list of past NRL Grand Final results dating back to 2000 including the NRL Premiership winning teams from each decider, the runners-up, the official NRL Grand Final scores, and attendance.
| NRL Season | NRL Grand Final Winner | Score | NRL Grand Final Runner Up | Venue | Attendance |
| 2025 | Brisbane Broncos | 26-22 | Melbourne Storm | Accor Stadium – Sydney | 80 223 |
| 2024 | Penrith Panthers | 14-6 | Melbourne Storm | Accor Stadium – Sydney | 80 156 |
| 2023 | Penrith Panthers | 26-24 | Brisbane Broncos | Accor Stadium – Sydney | 81 947 |
| 2022 | Penrith Panthers | 28-12 | Parramatta Eels | Accor Stadium – Sydney | 82 415 |
| 2021 | Penrith Panthers | 14-12 | South Sydney Rabbitohs | Suncorp Stadium – Brisbane | 39 322 |
| 2020 | Melbourne Storm | 26-20 | Penrith Panthers | ANZ Stadium – Sydney | 37 303 |
| 2019 | Sydney Roosters | 14-8 | Canberra Raiders | ANZ Stadium – Sydney | 82 922 |
| 2018 | Sydney Roosters | 21-6 | Melbourne Storms | ANZ Stadium – Sydney | 82 688 |
| 2017 | Melbourne Storm | 34-6 | North Queensland Cowboys | ANZ Stadium – Sydney | 79 722 |
| 2016 | Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks | 14 – 12 | Melbourne Storm | ANZ Stadium – Sydney | 83 625 |
| 2015 | North Queensland Cowboys | 17-16 | Brisbane Broncos | ANZ Stadium – Sydney | 82 758 |
| 2014 | South Sydney Rabbitohs | 30 – 6 | Canterbury Bankstown Bulldogs | ANZ Stadium – Sydney | 83 833 |
| 2013 | Sydney Roosters | 26-18 | Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles | ANZ Stadium – Sydney | 81 988 |
| 2012 | Melbourne Storm | 14-4 | Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs | Stadium Australia – Sydney | 82 976 |
| 2011 | Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles | 24-10 | New Zealand Warriors | Stadium Australia – Sydney | 81 988 |
| 2010 | St. George-Illawarra Dragons | 32-8 | Sydney Roosters | Stadium Australia – Sydney | 82 334 |
| 2009 | Melbourne Storm | 23-16 | Parramatta Eels | Stadium Australia – Sydney | 82 538 |
| 2008 | Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles | 40-0 | Melbourne Storm | Stadium Australia – Sydney | 80 388 |
| 2007 | Melbourne Storm | 34-8 | Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles | Stadium Australia – Sydney | 81 392 |
| 2006 | Brisbane Broncos | 15-08 | Melbourne Storm | Stadium Australia – Sydney | 79 609 |
| 2005 | Wests Tigers | 30-16 | North Queensland Cowboys | Stadium Australia – Sydney | 82 453 |
| 2004 | Canterbury Bulldogs | 16-13 | Sydney Roosters | Stadium Australia – Sydney | 82 127 |
| 2003 | Penrith Panthers | 18-6 | Sydney Roosters | Stadium Australia – Sydney | 81 166 |
| 2002 | Sydney Roosters | 30-8 | New Zealand Warriors | Stadium Australia – Sydney | 80 130 |
| 2001 | Newcastle Knights | 30-24 | Parramatta Eels | Stadium Australia – Sydney | 90 414 |
| 2000 | Brisbane Broncos | 14-6 | Sydney Roosters | Stadium Australia – Sydney | 94 277 |
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