Penrith Panthers

The return of Brian To'o has bolstered a Penrith outfit looking for a fast start and "retribution" against Melbourne in Saturday's NRL preliminary final in Brisbane.

The NRL has admitted the Eels should have been awarded a penalty in the closing stages of their knockout loss to the Panthers on Saturday night. In a 40-minute press conference dedicated just to the controversial match,

NRL's head of football Graham Annesley has conceded Parramatta was robbed of a crucial penalty during Saturday's thrilling two-point semi-final loss to Penrith in Mackay. The score was locked at 8-6 in the Panthers' advantage and the Eels were desperately searching for points to keep their premiership dream alive when …

Penrith CEO Brian Fletcher has claimed the club will re-sign Viliame Kikau after the back-rower was linked to the Dragons and a switch to rugby union. The Cowboys have also shown an interest in the Fijian back-rower.

Penrith have issued the strongest statement yet that gun backrower Viliame Kikau will remain at the club for the foreseeable future. Panthers CEO Brian Fletcher appeared on Sky Sports Radio's The Big Sports Breakfast this morning and said the Fijian international was the last piece of the puzzle for next …

From round 13 until last weekend's tight win over the Eels, he has come up with just four try assists and his average running metres have dropped to 46. Up against Luai next weekend is the Storm's in-form five-eighth Cameron Munster,

The NRL is investigating a controversial stoppage late in Saturday’s semi-final between the Penrith Panthers and Parramatta Eels in Mackay.

The NRL has launched an investigation into a late stoppage in Penrith’s 8-6 win over the Parramatta on Saturday. With the game in the balance in the last five minutes, the Eels were hopeful of scoring a winning try after making a break downfield.

Penrith Panthers concede Villiame Kikau will probably leave club after next season Opening up on the injury that left him with a badly swollen face, Smith admitted that he originally believed his season was over.

The NRL has launched an investigation into whether the Panthers breached any rules when a club trainer called for time to stop late in the match during Penrith's two-point win over Parramatta. With less than five minutes remaining in the game,