Storm eye off NRL defensive record
Storm players celebrate during their win over the Roosters in Round 14. Credit: Grant Trouville. Copyright: NRL Photos. Halfway through the NRL season, Melbourne are on their way to setting a new defensive benchmark.The Sydney Roosters were the first side in Australian rugby league history to secure six shutouts of opposition sides on their way to the 2013 NRL premiership.Just after the halfway mark of this season, ladder leaders Melbourne ha..>> view originalParramatta Eels defeat Gold Coast Titans 22-12: Five things we learned
Saints be praised as Blues crumble
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Sunday, June 12, 2016
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