Nelson Asofa-Solomona has gained an unlikely ally in the Sydney Roosters, with players adamant they do not want the Melbourne ...

But when you’re the Sydney Roosters, boasting one of the game’s most experienced and talented sides, with international and ...

The Melbourne Storm have bounced back from a sin-binning in the opening seconds of their clash with the Sydney Roosters to ...

Almost two million people tuned into the NRL’s first preliminary finals clash, with the blockbuster television ratings ...

The Melbourne Storm overcame an early setback and a fierce second-half fightback to overpower the Sydney Roosters 48-18 in ...

The Melbourne Storm host the Sydney Roosters in Week 3 of the 2024 NRL Premiership Finals at AAMI Park, Melbourne.

For the second week in a row, the opening kick-off in a finals game has claimed a casualty. This time, it may come back to ...

Melbourne have qualified for their first NRL grand final since 2020 after beating the Sydney Roosters 48-18 at AAMI Park.

The hosts ran in eight tries to three, with five-eighth Jahrome Hughes scoring a hattrick and halfback Cameron Munster bagging a brace. They weathered an early blitz from the Roosters after Nelson ...

28 September 2024 - article from www.rugbyleague.co.nz ...

Melbourne are hopeful Nelson Asofa-Solomona will avoid a ban and be free to play in the NRL grand final, after the Storm surged into the decider with a 48-18 win over the Sydney Roosters. In a ...

Solomona’s first tackle of the night proved costly with the Storm enforcer sin-binned seconds after the opening whistle blew.