Penrith Panthers 26–6 Cronulla-Sutherland — Preliminary Final, 2024 NRL Finals Series

28 Sep 2024 · Accor Stadium, Sydney, NSW · Attendance: 33,753

Data last verified: 11 August 2026.

Preliminary Final, 2024 NRL finals series: Penrith Panthers 26–6 Cronulla-Sutherland, at Accor Stadium, Sydney, NSW on 28 Sep 2024.

Scoring timeline

22′Penrith Panthers — try, Alamoti
59′Cronulla-Sutherland — try, Katoa · Hynes missed
62′Penrith Panthers — try, To'o
65′Penrith Panthers — try, Alamoti
76′Penrith Panthers — try, Martin

Tries with a sourced minute, in order scored, with the conversion kicked/missed alongside each one where source data lets us match a kicker to that specific try. Tries whose exact minute isn't recorded in available sources appear in the Scorers table below but not here; goal tallies we can't attribute to one specific try are shown as descriptive text in Scorers rather than guessed into this timeline.

Scorers

Penrith PanthersTries: Alamoti 22'; To'o 62'; Alamoti 65'; Martin 76'
Goals: Cleary (4/5) 6', 23', 35' pen, 66'; Alamoti (1/1) 77'
Cronulla-SutherlandTries: Katoa 59'
Goals: Hynes (1/2) 17' pen

Team sheets

Penrith PanthersCronulla-Sutherland
1Dylan EdwardsFullbackWilliam Kennedy1
2Sunia TuruvaWingSione Katoa2
3Izack TagoCentreKL Iro4
4Paul AlamotiCentreSiosifa Talakai14
5Brian To'oWingRonaldo Mulitalo5
6Jarome LuaiFive-eighthBraydon Trindall6
7Nathan ClearyHalfbackNicho Hynes7
8Moses LeotaPropToby Rudolf8
9Mitch KennyHookerBlayke Brailey9
10James Fisher-HarrisPropOregon Kaufusi10
11Luke GarnerSecond RowBriton Nikora11
12Liam MartinSecond RowTeig Wilton12
13Isaah YeoLockCameron McInnes13
Substitutes
14Brad SchneiderJack Williams15
15Lindsay SmithRoyce Hunt16
16Liam HenryThomas Hazelton17
17Matthew EisenhuthDaniel Atkinson18
Ivan ClearyCoachCraig Fitzgibbon

Match officials

RefereeAshley Klein

Match report

Penrith took control from the boot early, with Nathan Cleary landing two penalty goals either side of Paul Alamoti's opening try (22') to lead 10-2 at halftime. Cronulla's only points came via a Nicho Hynes penalty goal and a Sione Katoa try in the 59th minute, the conversion of which Hynes pushed wide from the sideline. Penrith pulled away after the break through Brian To'o (62') finishing a Cleary kick and a second Alamoti try (65'), before Liam Martin (76') sealed it by pouncing on a Jarome Luai grubber, with Alamoti converting his own team-mate's try. The 26-6 win extended Penrith's finals win streak to a premiership-record 11 straight and sent them to a fifth consecutive Grand Final against Melbourne.

Sources

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