Brisbane Broncos 16–14 Penrith Panthers — Preliminary Final, 2025 NRL Finals Series

28 Sep 2025 · Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane, QLD · Attendance: 52,491

Data last verified: 11 August 2026.

Preliminary Final, 2025 NRL finals series: Brisbane Broncos 16–14 Penrith Panthers, at Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane, QLD on 28 Sep 2025.

Scoring timeline

11′Penrith Panthers — try, Alamoti · Cleary kicked
36′Penrith Panthers — try, Alamoti · Cleary kicked
47′Brisbane Broncos — try, Staggs
69′Brisbane Broncos — try, Willison
75′Brisbane Broncos — try, Mariner

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

Brisbane BroncosTries: Staggs 47'; Willison 69'; Mariner 75'
Goals: Reynolds (1/1) 76'; Walsh (1/2 conversions)
Penrith PanthersTries: Alamoti (2) 11', 36'
Goals: Cleary (2/2) 12', 37'

Team sheets

Brisbane BroncosPenrith Panthers
1Reece WalshFullbackDylan Edwards1
2Josiah KarapaniWingPaul Alamoti2
3Kotoni StaggsCentreIzack Tago3
4Gehamat ShibasakiCentreCasey McLean4
5Deine MarinerWingBrian To'o5
6Ben HuntFive-eighthBlaize Talagi6
7Adam ReynoldsHalfbackNathan Cleary7
8Corey JensenPropMoses Leota8
9Cory PaixHookerMitch Kenny9
10Payne HaasPropLindsay Smith10
11Brendan PiakuraSecond RowScott Sorensen11
12Jordan RikiSecond RowLiam Martin12
13Tyson SmoothyLockIsaah Yeo13
Substitutes
14Ezra MamBrad Schneider14
15Kobe HetheringtonLiam Henry15
16Xavier WillisonIsaiah Papali'i16
17Ben TaltyLuke Garner17
Michael MaguireCoachIvan Cleary

Match officials

RefereeGrant Atkins

Match report

Penrith led 14-0 at half-time thanks to a double from Paul Alamoti, dominating the four-time defending champions for most of the first half; Nathan Cleary also kicked a first-half penalty goal (exact minute unconfirmed). Brisbane finally broke through when Kotoni Staggs scored around the 47th minute, followed by Xavier Willison's try, and Deine Mariner scored the match-winning try in the 75th minute — converted by Adam Reynolds from the sideline, widely reported as redemption for a missed sideline kick in the 2021 Grand Final. Reynolds had gone off injured earlier, with Ben Hunt shifting to halfback and Reece Walsh taking over some kicking duties. Brisbane's 16-14 comeback win ended Penrith's run of four straight premierships.

Sources

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