Kelsey Hogan

With five rounds to go in the regular season and only two points separating fourth and eighth on the ladder, there's plenty to play for on a massive Sunday of NRLW showdowns.

The 2026 season certainly has not gone to plan for the Melbourne Storm but they remain an outside chance of making the eight if they can win their last three games - starting with old foes Penrith on Thursday night.

What a way to kick off a huge Sunday of NRLW blockbusters than the Queensland derby between premiers Brisbane and the rising force that is the Gold Coast Titans.

Last year's grand finalists may be 11th and 15th entering the second-last round of the season but pride is a powerful motivator for two clubs who delivered one of the great deciders in 2025.

Author Timestamp Can the Warriors take a massive step towards finals footy with a win on home soil or will Teagan Berry spark the Dragons to an upset victory?

A disappointing season comes to an end for the Bulldogs and Broncos as they kick off Round 27 at Accor Stadium.

With finals beckoning for Wests Tigers and the Raiders this last hit-out at the iconic Leichhardt Oval provides the perfect opportunity to work on combinations ahead of the sudden-death matches to come.

The Broncos will be looking for a finals tune-up when they host the Warriors on the final day of regular season action.

A four-try haul from Sua Fa'alogo helped Samoa to a record 78-4 victory over France to open their World Cup account in style at CommBank Stadium on Friday.

New-look halves pairing Tarryn Aiken and Jocelyn Kelleher led the Jillaroos to a 40-0 victory over Samoa to open the Women's Rugby League World Cup on Friday.