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The 2022 NRL season was the 115th of professional rugby league in Australia and the 25th season run by the National Rugby League.

Regular season

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All times are in AEDT (UTC+11:00) up until the 3rd of April and AEST (UTC+10:00) from then on.

Round 1

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Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Venue Referee Attendance
  Penrith Panthers 28 – 6   Manly Warringah Sea Eagles Thursday, 10 March, 8:05 pm BlueBet Stadium Adam Gee 16,901
  Canberra Raiders 24 – 19   Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Friday, 11 March, 6:00 pm GIO Stadium Ben Cummins 15,224
  Brisbane Broncos 11 – 4   South Sydney Rabbitohs Friday, 11 March, 8:05 pm Suncorp Stadium Ashley Klein 32,002
  Sydney Roosters 6 – 20   Newcastle Knights Saturday, 12 March, 3:00 pm Sydney Cricket Ground Gerard Sutton 14,182
  New Zealand Warriors 16 – 28   St. George Illawarra Dragons Saturday, 12 March, 5:30 pm Sunshine Coast Stadium Peter Gough 5,382
  Wests Tigers 16 – 26   Melbourne Storm Saturday, 12 March, 7:35 pm CommBank Stadium Chris Sutton 10,025
  Parramatta Eels 32 – 28   Gold Coast Titans Sunday, 13 March, 4:05 pm CommBank Stadium Grant Atkins 18,211
  North Queensland Cowboys 4 – 6   Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs Sunday, 13 March, 6:15 pm Queensland Country Bank Stadium Ben Cummins 12,640
Source:[1]

Round 2

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Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Venue Referee Attendance
  Melbourne Storm 15 – 14   South Sydney Rabbitohs Thursday, 17 March, 8:05 pm AAMI Park Gerard Sutton 13,296
  St. George Illawarra Dragons 16 – 20   Penrith Panthers Friday, 18 March, 6:00 pm Netstrata Jubilee Stadium Chris Sutton 10,057
  Sydney Roosters 26 – 12   Manly Warringah Sea Eagles Friday, 18 March, 8:05 pm Sydney Cricket Ground Ashley Klein 11,872
  Gold Coast Titans 20 – 18   New Zealand Warriors Saturday, 19 March, 3:00 pm Cbus Super Stadium Adam Gee 13,481
  Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 18 – 16   Parramatta Eels Saturday, 19 March, 5:30 pm PointsBet Stadium Peter Gough 11,500
  North Queensland Cowboys 26 – 6   Canberra Raiders Saturday, 19 March, 7:35 pm Queensland Country Bank Stadium Grant Atkins 13,864
  Newcastle Knights 26 – 4   Wests Tigers Sunday, 20 March, 4:05 pm McDonald Jones Stadium Ben Cummins 23,214
  Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 10 – 16   Brisbane Broncos Sunday, 20 March, 6:15 pm Accor Stadium Ziggy Przeklasa-Adamski 13,453
Source:[2]
  • The match between the Sydney Roosters and Manly Warringah Sea Eagles was originally scheduled to be played at Central Coast Stadium but was moved to the SCG due to venue availability with Sydney's round 18 match against the St. George Illawarra Dragons moved from the SCG to the Central Coast Stadium.[3]

Round 3 (Multicultural Round)

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Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Venue Referee Attendance
  St. George Illawarra Dragons 12 – 36   Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Thursday, 24 March, 8:05 pm WIN Stadium Gerard Sutton 10,122
  Wests Tigers 12 – 16   New Zealand Warriors Friday, 25 March, 6:00 pm Campbelltown Stadium Ziggy Przeklasa-Adamki 7,182
  South Sydney Rabbitohs 28 – 16   Sydney Roosters Friday, 25 March, 8:05 pm Accor Stadium Grant Atkins 18,245
  Penrith Panthers 38 – 20   Newcastle Knights Saturday, 26 March, 3:00 pm Carrington Park Peter Gough 11,253
  Melbourne Storm 24 – 28   Parramatta Eels Saturday, 26 March, 5:30 pm AAMI Park Ashley Klein 15,691
  Canberra Raiders 24 – 22   Gold Coast Titans Saturday, 26 March, 7:35 pm GIO Stadium Chris Sutton 11,457
  Brisbane Broncos 12 – 38   North Queensland Cowboys Sunday, 27 March, 4:05 pm Suncorp Stadium Adam Gee 37,761
  Manly Warringah Sea Eagles 13 – 12   Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs Sunday, 27 March, 6:15 pm 4 Pines Park Ben Cummins 13,261
Source:[4]
  • The crowd of 11,253 at the Penrith vs Newcastle match is the highest NRL attendance in Bathurst's history.
  • Canberra equaled their best ever comeback after being down 22 – 0 against the Gold Coast Titans.

Round 4

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Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Venue Referee Attendance
  Gold Coast Titans 8 – 6   Wests Tigers Thursday, 31 March, 8:05 pm Cbus Super Stadium Grant Atkins 8,774
  Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 18 – 0   Newcastle Knights Friday, 1 April, 6:00 pm PointsBet Stadium Ben Cummins 8,927
  Penrith Panthers 26 – 12   South Sydney Rabbitohs Friday, 1 April, 8:05 pm BlueBet Stadium Ashley Klein 20,521
  New Zealand Warriors 20 – 6   Brisbane Broncos Saturday, 2 April, 3:00 pm Moreton Daily Stadium Chris Sutton 9,620
  Manly Warringah Sea Eagles 25 – 6   Canberra Raiders Saturday, 2 April, 5:30 pm Glen Willow Regional Sports Stadium Ziggy Przeklasa-Adamski 6,972
  North Queensland Cowboys 4 – 28   Sydney Roosters Saturday, 2 April, 7:35 pm Queensland Country Bank Stadium Gerard Sutton 17,929
  Melbourne Storm 44 – 0   Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs Sunday, 3 April, 4:05 pm AAMI Park Adam Gee 13,437
  Parramatta Eels 48 – 14   St. George Illawarra Dragons Sunday, 3 April, 6:15 pm CommBank Stadium Todd Smith 19,711
Source:[5]

Round 5

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Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Venue Referee Attendance
  Newcastle Knights 6 – 30   Manly Warringah Sea Eagles Thursday, 7 April, 7:50 pm McDonald Jones Stadium Ashley Klein 9,472
  New Zealand Warriors 25 – 24   North Queensland Cowboys Friday, 8 April, 6:00 pm Moreton Daily Stadium Todd Smith 6,254
  Brisbane Broncos 20 – 24   Sydney Roosters Friday, 8 April, 7:55 pm Suncorp Stadium Grant Atkins 23,508
  Canberra Raiders 16 – 30   Melbourne Storm Saturday, 9 April, 3:00 pm McDonald's Park Gerard Sutton 8,133
  South Sydney Rabbitohs 24 – 12   St. George Illawarra Dragons Saturday, 9 April, 5:30 pm Accor Stadium Ben Cummins 11,332
  Gold Coast Titans 20 – 26   Parramatta Eels Saturday, 9 April, 7:35 pm Cbus Super Stadium Peter Gough 14,478
  Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 30 – 4   Wests Tigers Sunday, 10 April, 4:05 pm PointsBet Stadium Adam Gee 11,500
  Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 12 – 32   Penrith Panthers Sunday, 10 April, 6:15 pm CommBank Stadium Chris Butler 11,157
Source:[6]

Round 6 (Easter Round)

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Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Venue Referee Attendance
  Canberra Raiders 12 – 18   North Queensland Cowboys Thursday, 14 April, 7:50 pm GIO Stadium Ashley Klein 11,854
  South Sydney Rabbitohs 36 – 16   Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs Friday, 15 April, 4:00 pm Accor Stadium Gerard Sutton 30,194
  Penrith Panthers 40 – 12   Brisbane Broncos Friday, 15 April, 7:55 pm BlueBet Stadium Adam Gee 19,406
  Manly Warringah Sea Eagles 26 – 18   Gold Coast Titans Saturday, 16 April, 5:30 pm 4 Pines Park Todd Smith 16,220
  Melbourne Storm 34 – 18   Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Saturday, 16 April, 7:35 pm AAMI Park Grant Atkins 16,286
  Sydney Roosters 22 – 14   New Zealand Warriors Sunday, 17 April, 2:00 pm Sydney Cricket Ground Ziggy Przeklasa-Adamski 11,217
  St. George Illawarra Dragons 21 – 16   Newcastle Knights Sunday, 17 April, 4:05 pm WIN Stadium Ben Cummins 11,113
  Parramatta Eels 20 – 21   Wests Tigers Monday, 18 April, 4:00 pm CommBank Stadium Chris Butler 28,336
Source:[7]

Round 7 (ANZAC Round)

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Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Venue Referee Attendance
  Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 34 – 22   Manly Warringah Sea Eagles Thursday, 21 April, 7:50 pm PointsBet Stadium Gerard Sutton 9,611
  Brisbane Broncos 34 – 14   Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs Friday, 22 April, 7:55 pm Suncorp Stadium Peter Gough 23,243
  North Queensland Cowboys 30 – 4   Gold Coast Titans Saturday, 23 April, 5:30 pm Queensland Country Bank Stadium Chris Butler 14,547
  Wests Tigers 23 – 22   South Sydney Rabbitohs Saturday, 23 April, 7:35 pm CommBank Stadium Ziggy Przeklasa-Adamski 14,251
  Newcastle Knights 2 – 39   Parramatta Eels Sunday, 24 April, 2:00 pm McDonald Jones Stadium Ashley Klein 25,196
  Penrith Panthers 36 – 6   Canberra Raiders Sunday, 24 April, 4:05 pm BlueBet Stadium Grant Atkins 20,612
  St. George Illawarra Dragons 14 – 12   Sydney Roosters Monday, 25 April, 4:00 pm Sydney Cricket Ground Adam Gee 35,273
  Melbourne Storm 70 – 10   New Zealand Warriors Monday, 25 April, 7:00 pm AAMI Park Chris Sutton 22,696
Source:[8]

Round 8

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Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Venue Referee Attendance
  Brisbane Broncos 16 – 7   Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Thursday, 28 April, 7:50 pm Suncorp Stadium Ashley Klein 16,740
  Gold Coast Titans 4 – 18   Penrith Panthers Friday, 29 April, 6:00 pm Cbus Super Stadium Peter Gough 14,102
  South Sydney Rabbitohs 40 – 22   Manly Warringah Sea Eagles Friday, 29 April, 7:55 pm Central Coast Stadium Grant Atkins 17,284
  New Zealand Warriors 21 – 20   Canberra Raiders Saturday, 30 April, 3:00 pm Moreton Daily Stadium Chris Butler 6,326
  Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 16 – 12   Sydney Roosters Saturday, 30 April, 5:30 pm Accor Stadium Ben Cummins 9,544
  Parramatta Eels 4 – 35   North Queensland Cowboys Saturday, 30 April, 7:35 pm TIO Stadium Todd Smith 10,017
  Newcastle Knights 2 – 50   Melbourne Storm Sunday, 1 May, 2:00 pm McDonald Jones Stadium Liam Kennedy 15,895
  St. George Illawarra Dragons 12 – 6   Wests Tigers Sunday, 1 May, 4:05 pm WIN Stadium Gerard Sutton 16,110
Source:[9]

Round 9

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Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Venue Referee Attendance
  South Sydney Rabbitohs 12 – 32   Brisbane Broncos Thursday, 5 May, 7:50 pm Accor Stadium Grant Atkins 9,242
  Canberra Raiders 14 – 4   Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs Friday, 6 May, 6:00 pm GIO Stadium Ben Cummins 12,890
  Penrith Panthers 20 – 22   Parramatta Eels Friday, 6 May, 7:55 pm BlueBet Stadium Gerard Sutton 21,548
  Manly Warringah Sea Eagles 36 – 22   Wests Tigers Saturday, 7 May, 3:00 pm 4 Pines Park Adam Gee 17,385
  Sydney Roosters 44 – 16   Gold Coast Titans Saturday, 7 May, 5:30 pm BB Print Stadium Chris Butler 5,527
  North Queensland Cowboys 36 – 16   Newcastle Knights Saturday, 7 May, 7:35 pm Queensland Country Bank Stadium Liam Kennedy 14,463
  Melbourne Storm 42 – 6   St. George Illawarra Dragons Sunday, 8 May, 2:00 pm AAMI Park Peter Gough 11,723
  Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 29 – 10   New Zealand Warriors Sunday, 8 May, 4:05 pm PointsBet Stadium Todd Smith 9,915
Source:[10]
  • The Cronulla Sharks became the first team in 14 years, since Manly defeated Canberra in 2008, to win a game when reduced to 12 players.

Round 10 (Magic Round)

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Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Venue Referee Attendance
  Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 6 – 16   Newcastle Knights Friday, 13 May, 6:00 pm Suncorp Stadium Peter Gough 30,220
  Manly Warringah Sea Eagles 0 – 38   Brisbane Broncos Friday, 13 May, 8:05 pm Grant Atkins 40,267
  New Zealand Warriors 30 – 32   South Sydney Rabbitohs Saturday, 14 May, 3:00 pm Ben Cummins 30,503
  Gold Coast Titans 20 – 16   St. George Illawarra Dragons Saturday, 14 May, 5:30 pm Todd Smith 41,593
  Melbourne Storm 6 – 32   Penrith Panthers Saturday, 14 May, 7:45 pm Ashley Klein 46,454
  Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 10 – 30   Canberra Raiders Sunday, 15 May, 1:50 pm Liam Kennedy 30,453
  Sydney Roosters 31 – 24   Parramatta Eels Sunday, 15 May, 4:05 pm Adam Gee 43,401
  Wests Tigers 12 – 36   North Queensland Cowboys Sunday, 15 May, 6:25 pm Gerard Sutton 43,401
Source:[11]
  • Manly were held scoreless for the first time since the 2013 Qualifying Final, ending a 208-game streak of scoring points in games, their longest streak in club history.[12]

Round 11

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Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Venue Referee Attendance
  Newcastle Knights 12 – 36   Brisbane Broncos Thursday, 19 May, 7:50 pm McDonald Jones Stadium Adam Gee 13,312
  Wests Tigers 36 – 22   Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs Friday, 20 May, 6:00 pm Leichhardt Oval Ziggy Przeklasa-Adamski 15,124
  Parramatta Eels 22 – 20   Manly Warringah Sea Eagles Friday, 20 May, 7:55 pm CommBank Stadium Ben Cummins 18,778
  St. George Illawarra Dragons 24 – 18   New Zealand Warriors Saturday, 21 May, 3:00 pm Netstrata Jubilee Stadium Chris Sutton 7,147
  North Queensland Cowboys 36 – 6   Melbourne Storm Saturday, 21 May, 5:30 pm Queensland Country Bank Stadium Grant Atkins 22,728
  Sydney Roosters 12 – 32   Penrith Panthers Saturday, 21 May, 7:35 pm Sydney Cricket Ground Gerard Sutton 14,482
  South Sydney Rabbitohs 12 – 32   Canberra Raiders Sunday, 22 May, 2:00 pm Apex Oval Peter Gough 11,124
  Gold Coast Titans 18 – 25   Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Sunday, 22 May, 4:05 pm Cbus Super Stadium Ashley Klein 9,882
Source:[13]

Round 12 (Indigenous Round)

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Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Venue Referee Attendance
  Melbourne Storm 28 – 8   Manly Warringah Sea Eagles Thursday, 26 May, 7:50 pm AAMI Park Adam Gee 10,168
  Penrith Panthers 22 – 0   North Queensland Cowboys Friday, 27 May, 6:00 pm BlueBet Stadium Ashley Klein 17,125
  Brisbane Broncos 35 – 24   Gold Coast Titans Friday, 27 May, 7:55 pm Suncorp Stadium Gerard Sutton 32,864
  New Zealand Warriors 16 – 24   Newcastle Knights Saturday, 28 May, 3:00 pm Moreton Daily Stadium Peter Gough 4,265
  South Sydney Rabbitohs 44 – 18   Wests Tigers Saturday, 28 May, 5:30 pm Accor Stadium Chris Sutton 13,585
  Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 16 – 36   Sydney Roosters Saturday, 28 May, 7:35 pm PointsBet Stadium Grant Atkins 11,500
  Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 24 – 34   St. George Illawarra Dragons Sunday, 29 May, 2:00 pm Belmore Sports Ground Ben Cummins 16,991
  Canberra Raiders 20 – 28   Parramatta Eels Sunday, 29 May, 4:05 pm GIO Stadium Todd Smith 16,244
Source:[14]

Round 13

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Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Venue Referee Attendance
  Gold Coast Titans 6 – 32   North Queensland Cowboys Thursday, 2 June, 7:50 pm Cbus Super Stadium Gerard Sutton 10,334
  Penrith Panthers 30 – 18   Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs Friday, 3 June, 7:55 pm BlueBet Stadium Todd Smith 16,906
  Manly Warringah Sea Eagles 44 – 12   New Zealand Warriors Saturday, 4 June, 7:35 pm 4 Pines Park Grant Atkins 9,248
  Canberra Raiders 22 – 16   Sydney Roosters Sunday, 5 June, 4:05 pm GIO Stadium Adam Gee 6,492
Bye: Brisbane Broncos, St. George Illawarra Dragons, Parramatta Eels, Newcastle Knights, South Sydney Rabbitohs, Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks, Melbourne Storm, & Wests Tigers.
Source:[15]

Round 14

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Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Venue Referee Attendance
  North Queensland Cowboys 31 – 12   St. George Illawarra Dragons Friday, 10 June, 7:55 pm Queensland Country Bank Stadium Todd Smith 14,683
  Gold Coast Titans 16 – 30   South Sydney Rabbitohs Saturday, 11 June, 3:00 pm Cbus Super Stadium Adam Gee 14,290
  Sydney Roosters 18 – 26   Melbourne Storm Saturday, 11 June, 5:30 pm Sydney Cricket Ground Gerard Sutton 12,925
  Brisbane Broncos 24 – 18   Canberra Raiders Saturday, 11 June, 7:35 pm Suncorp Stadium Grant Atkins 28,142
  Wests Tigers 4 – 30   Manly Warringah Sea Eagles Sunday, 12 June, 2:00 pm Campbelltown Stadium Peter Gough 10,231
  Newcastle Knights 6 – 42   Penrith Panthers Sunday, 12 June, 4:05 pm McDonald Jones Stadium Ben Cummins 21,332
  New Zealand Warriors 16 – 38   Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Sunday, 12 June, 6:15 pm Moreton Daily Stadium Chris Sutton 3,560
  Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 34 – 4   Parramatta Eels Monday, 13 June, 4:00 pm Accor Stadium Ashley Klein 20,184
Source:[16]
  • Brent Naden became the first Wests Tigers player to be sent off since 2002.[17]

Round 15

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Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Venue Referee Attendance
  St. George Illawarra Dragons 32 – 12   South Sydney Rabbitohs Thursday, 16 June, 7:50 pm WIN Stadium Grant Atkins 11,257
  Manly Warringah Sea Eagles 26 – 28   North Queensland Cowboys Friday, 17 June, 6:00 pm 4 Pines Park Gerard Sutton 9,266
  Melbourne Storm 32 – 20   Brisbane Broncos Friday, 17 June, 7:55 pm AAMI Park Adam Gee 19,253
  Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 18 – 10   Gold Coast Titans Saturday, 18 June, 3:00 pm C.ex Coffs International Stadium Chris Sutton 9,058
  New Zealand Warriors 6 – 40   Penrith Panthers Saturday, 18 June, 5:30 pm Moreton Daily Stadium Peter Gough 8,127
  Parramatta Eels 26 – 16   Sydney Roosters Saturday, 18 June, 7:35 pm CommBank Stadium Todd Smith 21,757
  Canberra Raiders 20 – 18   Newcastle Knights Sunday, 19 June, 2:00 pm GIO Stadium Ashley Klein 12,457
  Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 36 – 12   Wests Tigers Sunday, 19 June, 4:05 pm CommBank Stadium Ben Cummins 14,806
Source:[18]

Round 16

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Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Venue Referee Attendance
  Manly Warringah Sea Eagles 36 – 30   Melbourne Storm Thursday, 30 June, 7:50 pm 4 Pines Park Grant Atkins 8,618
  Newcastle Knights 38 – 12   Gold Coast Titans Friday, 1 July, 6:00 pm McDonald Jones Stadium Chris Butler 8,578
  Penrith Panthers 26 – 18   Sydney Roosters Friday, 1 July, 7:55 pm BlueBet Stadium Gerard Sutton 16,725
  Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 6 – 18   Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Saturday, 2 July, 3:00 pm CommBank Stadium Ashley Klein 8,837
  North Queensland Cowboys 40 – 26   Brisbane Broncos Saturday, 2 July, 5:30 pm Queensland Country Bank Stadium Adam Gee 23,531
  South Sydney Rabbitohs 30 – 12   Parramatta Eels Saturday, 2 July, 7:35 pm Accor Stadium Ben Cummins 10,012
  New Zealand Warriors 22 – 2   Wests Tigers Sunday, 3 July, 2:00 pm Mount Smart Stadium Chris Sutton 26,009
  St. George Illawarra Dragons 12 – 10   Canberra Raiders Sunday, 3 July, 4:05 pm WIN Stadium Peter Gough 7,069
Source:[19]
  • Edrick Lee became the first player in Newcastle Knights history to score 5 tries in a single match.
  • The Warriors vs Tigers game was the first NRL game played in New Zealand since Round 24, 2019.

Round 17

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Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Venue Referee Attendance
  Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 28 – 6   Melbourne Storm Thursday, 7 July, 7:50 pm PointsBet Stadium Adam Gee 7,688
  Newcastle Knights 28 – 40   South Sydney Rabbitohs Friday, 8 July, 7:55 pm McDonald Jones Stadium Todd Smith 18,621
  Wests Tigers 20 – 28   Parramatta Eels Saturday, 9 July, 7:35 pm Leichhardt Oval Chris Butler 13,214
  Brisbane Broncos 32 – 18   St. George Illawarra Dragons Sunday, 10 July, 4:05 pm Suncorp Stadium Grant Atkins 29,234
Bye: Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs, North Queensland Cowboys, Penrith Panthers, Canberra Raiders, Sydney Roosters, Manly Warringah Sea Eagles, Gold Coast Titans, & New Zealand Warriors.
Source:[20]

Round 18

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Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Venue Referee Attendance
  North Queensland Cowboys 12 – 26   Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Friday, 15 July, 6:00 pm Queensland Country Bank Stadium Adam Gee 15,982
  Parramatta Eels 28 – 18   New Zealand Warriors Friday, 15 July, 7:55 pm CommBank Stadium Todd Smith 12,279
  Sydney Roosters 54 – 26   St. George Illawarra Dragons Saturday, 16 July, 3:00 pm Central Coast Stadium Grant Atkins 15,721
  Manly Warringah Sea Eagles 42 – 12   Newcastle Knights Saturday, 16 July, 5:30 pm 4 Pines Park Gerard Sutton 15,896
  Gold Coast Titans 12 – 16   Brisbane Broncos Saturday, 16 July, 7:35 pm Cbus Super Stadium Chris Sutton 19,245
  Wests Tigers 16 – 18   Penrith Panthers Sunday, 17 July, 2:00 pm CommBank Stadium Peter Gough 11,464
  Melbourne Storm 16 – 20   Canberra Raiders Sunday, 17 July, 4:05 pm AAMI Park Ashley Klein 16,106
  Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 28 – 36   South Sydney Rabbitohs Sunday, 17 July, 6:15 pm Accor Stadium Chris Butler 19,126
Source:[21]

Round 19

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Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Venue Referee Attendance
  Parramatta Eels 14 – 36   Brisbane Broncos Thursday, 21 July, 7:50 pm CommBank Stadium Gerard Sutton 11,017
  St. George Illawarra Dragons 20 – 6   Manly Warringah Sea Eagles Friday, 22 July, 6:00 pm Netstrata Jubilee Stadium Adam Gee 7,137
  Newcastle Knights 12 – 42   Sydney Roosters Friday, 22 July, 7:55 pm McDonald Jones Stadium Peter Gough 13,701
  Canberra Raiders 26 – 14   New Zealand Warriors Saturday, 23 July, 3:00 pm GIO Stadium Chris Sutton 11,915
  Penrith Panthers 20 – 10   Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Saturday, 23 July, 5:30 pm BlueBet Stadium Ashley Klein 17,426
  South Sydney Rabbitohs 24 – 12   Melbourne Storm Saturday, 23 July, 7:35 pm Accor Stadium Todd Smith 11,217
  Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 36 – 26   Gold Coast Titans Sunday, 24 July, 2:00 pm CommBank Stadium Ben Cummins 11,726
  North Queensland Cowboys 27 – 26   Wests Tigers Sunday, 24 July, 4:05 pm Queensland Country Bank Stadium Chris Butler 14,910
Source:[22]

Round 20

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Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Venue Referee Attendance
  Manly Warringah Sea Eagles 10 – 20   Sydney Roosters Thursday, 28 July, 7:50 pm 4 Pines Park Grant Atkins 12,187
  New Zealand Warriors 12 – 24   Melbourne Storm Friday, 29 July, 6:00 pm Mount Smart Stadium Peter Gough 18,395
  Parramatta Eels 34 – 10   Penrith Panthers Friday, 29 July, 7:55 pm CommBank Stadium Todd Smith 26,912
  Gold Coast Titans 24 – 36   Canberra Raiders Saturday, 30 July, 3:00 pm Cbus Super Stadium Ben Cummins 12,461
  Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 21 – 20   South Sydney Rabbitohs Saturday, 30 July, 5:30 pm PointsBet Stadium Gerard Sutton 11,492
  Brisbane Broncos 18 – 32   Wests Tigers Saturday, 30 July, 7:35 pm Suncorp Stadium Adam Gee 32,909
  Newcastle Knights 10 – 24   Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs Sunday, 31 July, 2:00 pm McDonald Jones Stadium Chris Butler 19,813
  St. George Illawarra Dragons 8 – 34   North Queensland Cowboys Sunday, 31 July, 4:05 pm Netstrata Jubilee Stadium Chris Sutton 9,517
Source:[23]

Round 21

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Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Venue Referee Attendance
  Sydney Roosters 34 – 16   Brisbane Broncos Thursday, 4 August, 7:50 pm Sydney Cricket Ground Todd Smith 10,495
  Melbourne Storm 32 – 14   Gold Coast Titans Friday, 5 August, 6:00 pm AAMI Park Peter Gough 10,869
  Manly Warringah Sea Eagles 20 – 36   Parramatta Eels Friday, 5 August, 7:55 pm 4 Pines Park Gerard Sutton 17,134
  South Sydney Rabbitohs 48 – 10   New Zealand Warriors Saturday, 6 August, 3:00 pm Sunshine Coast Stadium Ben Cummins 8,911
  Canberra Raiders 6 – 26   Penrith Panthers Saturday, 6 August, 5:30 pm GIO Stadium Grant Atkins 16,912
  Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 24 – 18   St. George Illawarra Dragons Saturday, 6 August, 7:35 pm PointsBet Stadium Ashley Klein 11,427
  Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 14 – 28   North Queensland Cowboys Sunday, 7 August, 2:00 pm Salter Oval Adam Gee 8,521
  Wests Tigers 10 – 14   Newcastle Knights Sunday, 7 August, 4:05 pm Campbelltown Stadium Chris Sutton 9,621
Source:[24]
  • Salter Oval in Bundaberg, along with the city itself, are scheduled to host their first ever NRL match for premiership points.[25]

Round 22

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Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Venue Referee Attendance
  Penrith Panthers 0 – 16   Melbourne Storm Thursday, 11 August, 7:50 pm BlueBet Stadium Gerard Sutton 15,612
  New Zealand Warriors 42 – 18   Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs Friday, 12 August, 6:00 pm Mount Smart Stadium Chris Butler 16,212
  Parramatta Eels 0 – 26   South Sydney Rabbitohs Friday, 12 August, 7:55 pm CommBank Stadium Grant Atkins 22,958
  Sydney Roosters 32 – 18   North Queensland Cowboys Saturday, 13 August, 3:00 pm Sydney Cricket Ground Ashley Klein 15,219
  Wests Tigers 12 – 36   Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Saturday, 13 August, 5:30 pm Scully Park Ben Cummins 10,048
  Brisbane Broncos 28 – 10   Newcastle Knights Saturday, 13 August, 7:35 pm Suncorp Stadium Peter Gough 25,742
  Canberra Raiders 24 – 22   St. George Illawarra Dragons Sunday, 14 August, 2:00 pm GIO Stadium Adam Gee 11,216
  Gold Coast Titans 44 – 24   Manly Warringah Sea Eagles Sunday, 14 August, 4:05 pm Cbus Super Stadium Chris Sutton 11,753
Source:[26]

Round 23

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Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Venue Referee Attendance
  South Sydney Rabbitohs 22 – 26   Penrith Panthers Thursday, 18 August, 7:50 pm Accor Stadium Adam Gee 15,206
  North Queensland Cowboys 48 – 4   New Zealand Warriors Friday, 19 August, 6:00 pm Queensland Country Bank Stadium Chris Butler 17,404
  Brisbane Broncos 12 – 60   Melbourne Storm Friday, 19 August, 7:55 pm Suncorp Stadium Todd Smith 42,612
  Parramatta Eels 42 – 6   Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs Saturday, 20 August, 3:00 pm CommBank Stadium Ashley Klein 26,451
  Manly Warringah Sea Eagles 6 – 40   Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Saturday, 20 August, 5:30 pm 4 Pines Park Gerard Sutton 12,243
  Sydney Roosters 72 – 6   Wests Tigers Saturday, 20 August, 7:35 pm Sydney Cricket Ground Ben Cummins 14,939
  St. George Illawarra Dragons 46 – 26   Gold Coast Titans Sunday, 21 August, 2:00 pm WIN Stadium Liam Kennedy 12,348
  Newcastle Knights 22 – 28   Canberra Raiders Sunday, 21 August, 4:05 pm McDonald Jones Stadium Grant Atkins 16,768
Source:[27]
  • This was the NRL highest scoring round, of a total of 466 points scored by the 16 teams combined.
  • The Sydney Roosters vs Wests Tigers saw the Roosters record their biggest win since round 6, 1935, their 2nd highest score ever, scoring the most tries in a game since round 13, 1982 as well as the overall biggest ever win and score at the SCG while the Wests Tigers recorded their biggest ever loss since their formation in 2000 with the loss being the worst for either side of the venture since the Western Suburbs Magpies loss in round 8, 1910.[28][29][30][31]

Round 24

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Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Venue Referee Attendance
  Brisbane Broncos 6 – 53   Parramatta Eels Thursday, 25 August, 7:50 pm Suncorp Stadium Grant Atkins 30,371
  Penrith Panthers 46 – 12   New Zealand Warriors Friday, 26 August, 6:00 pm BlueBet Stadium Chris Butler 17,025
  Melbourne Storm 14 – 18   Sydney Roosters Friday, 26 August, 7:55 pm AAMI Park Adam Gee 25,308
  Canberra Raiders 48 – 6   Manly Warringah Sea Eagles Saturday, 27 August, 3:00 pm GIO Stadium Ashley Klein 16,697
  Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 16 – 0   Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs Saturday, 27 August, 5:30 pm PointsBet Stadium Todd Smith 11,500
  South Sydney Rabbitohs 20 – 10   North Queensland Cowboys Saturday, 27 August, 7:35 pm Accor Stadium Gerard Sutton 15,264
  Wests Tigers 22 – 24   St. George Illawarra Dragons Sunday, 28 August, 2:00 pm CommBank Stadium Liam Kennedy 9,789
  Gold Coast Titans 36 – 26   Newcastle Knights Sunday, 28 August, 4:05 pm Cbus Super Stadium Ben Cummins 11,816
Source:[32]

Round 25

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Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Venue Referee Attendance
  Parramatta Eels 22 – 14   Melbourne Storm Thursday, 1 September, 7:50 pm CommBank Stadium Ashley Klein 23,758
  Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 21 – 20   Manly Warringah Sea Eagles Friday, 2 September, 6:00 pm Accor Stadium Peter Gough 13,648
  Sydney Roosters 26 – 16   South Sydney Rabbitohs Friday, 2 September, 7:55 pm Allianz Stadium Grant Atkins 41,906
  New Zealand Warriors 26 – 27   Gold Coast Titans Saturday, 3 September, 3:00 pm Mount Smart Stadium Ziggy Przeklasa-Adamski 20,512
  St. George Illawarra Dragons 22 – 12   Brisbane Broncos Saturday, 3 September, 5:30 pm Netstrata Jubilee Stadium Ben Cummins 8,247
  North Queensland Cowboys 38 – 8   Penrith Panthers Saturday, 3 September, 7:35 pm Queensland Country Bank Stadium Todd Smith 23,840
  Newcastle Knights 16 – 38   Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Sunday, 4 September, 2:00 pm McDonald Jones Stadium Chris Sutton 16,808
  Wests Tigers 10 – 56   Canberra Raiders Sunday, 4 September, 4:05 pm Leichhardt Oval Gerard Sutton 10,041
Source:[33]

Finals series

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Home Score Away Match Information
Date and Time (Local) Venue Referees Crowd
QUALIFYING & ELIMINATION FINALS
  Penrith Panthers 27 – 8   Parramatta Eels 9 September 2022, 7:50 pm BlueBet Stadium Gerard Sutton 21,863
  Melbourne Storm 20 – 28   Canberra Raiders 10 September 2022, 5:40 pm AAMI Park Grant Atkins 20,838
  Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 30 – 32   North Queensland Cowboys 10 September 2022, 7:50 pm Pointsbet Stadium Adam Gee 12,447
  Sydney Roosters 14 – 30   South Sydney Rabbitohs 11 September 2022, 4:05 pm Allianz Stadium Ashley Klein 39,816
SEMI FINALS
  Parramatta Eels 40 – 4   Canberra Raiders 16 September 2022, 7:50 pm CommBank Stadium Ashley Klein 29,134
  Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 12 – 38   South Sydney Rabbitohs 17 September 2022, 8:00 pm Allianz Stadium Grant Atkins 39,733
PRELIMINARY FINALS
  North Queensland Cowboys 20 – 24   Parramatta Eels 23 September 2022, 7:50 pm Queensland Country Bank Stadium Grant Atkins 25,372
  Penrith Panthers 32 – 12   South Sydney Rabbitohs 24 September 2022, 7:50 pm Accor Stadium Ashley Klein 50,034
GRAND FINAL
  Penrith Panthers 28 – 12   Parramatta Eels Sunday, 2 October, 7:30 pm Accor Stadium Ashley Klein 82,415
  • The crowd of 21,863 for the first qualifying final between Penrith and Parramatta is the highest crowd at BlueBet Stadium since round 19, 2010.[34]
  • The Sydney Roosters vs South Sydney Rabbitohs had seven players sin binned with two players sin binned twice, the most in a game since the formation of the National Rugby League in 1998.[35]
  • A moments silence was held prior to all week one games following the death of Queen Elizabeth II.
  • The crowd of 25,372 for the second preliminary final between North Queensland and Parramatta is the highest crowd for an NRL game in Townsville since round 23, 2011.[36]
  • The crowd of 82,415 for the Grand Final is the highest crowd Penrith have played in front of, and the highest crowd for Parramatta since the 2009 Grand Final.

Bracket

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References

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