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Youth, familiarity and Nathan Cleary are the simple reasons Isaah Yeo believes the Panthers can win back-to-back titles – and possibly reign supreme for the next three or four seasons. Only the Sydney Roosters have won successive premierships in the past …

Isaah Yeo knew the chance to play in a second NRL grand final meant a lot to his family and friends in Mudgee and Dubbo. He'd received mountains of messages in the lead-up to Sunday night's decider. There had been the messages of good luck and of hope,

True Blue Jamie Soward on how Penrith Panthers captain Isaah Yeo has developed his game to become one of the best players in the NRL.

With only days remaining before their eldest co-leads the Penrith Panthers into the 2021 NRL grand final, the Yeo's are on the edge of their seats. Isaah Yeo has been instrumental in the success of the Panthers this year,

Panthers five-eighth Jarome Luai says the side were guilty of believing they deserved last year's title without "earning" it as they look to go one better and clinch the Telstra Premiership on Sunday.

Penrith forward Isaah Yeo knows his team faces a tough challenge when they face the Melbourne Storm in Saturday’s Preliminary Final. Having lost to the Storm in the 2020 Grand Final, Yeo knows more than most about the stars that Craig Bellamy possesses across the field.

In the first half of the Panthers tight 18-12 victory over Brisbane, Broncos forward Flegler caught Yeo with a high shot in a try-saving situation that forced the Panthers skipper to leave the game. Much to the surprise of fans,

Broncos big man Thomas Flegler escaped a send-off for a high tackle that ended Panthers skipper Isaah Yeo’s night against Brisbane. Yeo was felled by a high tackle from Flegler in the first half and while initially Braith Anasta thought 10 minutes was a sufficient penalty,

Blues forward Isaah Yeo may count himself a tad lucky after he avoided going to the sin bin in what could've been deemed a professional foul at a crucial time early in the second half of Origin Game Two.

The rugby league world was left baffled, questioning the refereeing in the Origin arena and whether it is too different to that in regular NRL games. It came after two contentious moments involving Maroons halfback Daly Cherry-Evans and Blues lock Isaah Yeo.