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More upsets as NRL continues to shock

Sir Graham Lowe
Sir Graham Lowe
Published: April 24, 2025
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Dolphins forward Ray Stone is well held by the Storm defence. PHOTO: AAP Image/Dave Hunt
Dolphins forward Ray Stone is well held by the Storm defence. PHOTO: AAP Image/Dave Hunt
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In a weekend full of surprises, the NRL world saw two of its biggest names brought down by some unexpected challengers.

The Melbourne Storm, a team known for its precision and power, was unexpectedly defeated by the Dolphins.

Simultaneously, the Penrith Panthers delivered a sharp upset to the Sydney Roosters, showcasing the unpredictable nature of rugby league.

The Storm-Dolphins clash was a testament to the Dolphins, a team that has been making waves since its inception.

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The Dolphins capitalised on every opportunity, exploiting gaps in the Storm’s defence and executing their plays with stunning accuracy.

It was a display of courage and determination, with the Dolphins coming back from being down 16-2 at one stage in the game. The game highlighted how you can beat the Storm, as the Dolphins continually applied pressure, eventually taking the game convincingly.

Meanwhile, over in Penrith, the Panthers demonstrated their resilience and strategy by humbling the Roosters.

Known for their robust play, the Roosters faced a relentless Panthers side that exhibited neither hesitation nor mercy.

It was a game where each Panther player contributed, from defence to the forward line, overwhelming the Roosters with a blend of speed and smart tactics.

Both matches were a stark reminder of the ever-evolving dynamics of the NRL.

These victories not only boost the Dolphins’ and Panthers’ standings but also inject an exciting unpredictability into the NRL, promising fans an exhilarating season ahead.

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