NRL 2024 | Roosters v Panthers | Match Highlights

The Sydney Roosters and the Penrith Panthers face off in Round 4 of the 2024 NRL Telstra Premiership

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[kozmokramer]

Respect to Jarrome for taking that hit and congratulating the bloke.

[peterhall]

Jeez the Panthers are good. That try by Edwards said it all about the way they just keep at it.

[coconutwasabi]

Panthers have created a close bond that when new memebers come in they instantly gel with the team

[samjackson]

Edwards reminds me of Brett Stewart, absolutely class in an era of incredible full-backs who wont get as many rep honours as deserved

[samuelc]

This Penrith side continues to astonish my expectations. I was going to bet 1-12 on the Roosters tonight for the win. Little did I know that Penrith would win convincly and then with 10 minutes left of the game coast into another effortless victory. This side is going to win 4 in a row for the 2024 season. On top of the fact that next year without Luai, they will still be a contender for the premiership, truly a scene of history in the making and probably the best modern day rugby league team.

[HenryKing]

No Cleary tonight, No Probelm the Panther dominations continues to 4peats🏆🏆🏆🏆

[retroraywarby]

Joey Johns tipped the Roosters by 14. What a genius 😂🤣😂

[barefoot]

That's why they are the best, they can do it without their best

[YouChwb]

Score didn't reflect how dominant Penrith were. Should have won by 40, but the newer players were physically and mentally tiring in the final 15 mins. Roosters were lucky that Cleary, Fish and Soro wasn't playing as it would have easily been 50+.

And as far as that obstruction call was concerned, Penrith and other teams have had similar situations ruled against them over the past few seasons, so the refs are being consistent which is what you want, so there are no grounds to complain when that rule is a steadfast one.

If it would have been a try, that inconsistency would have been pointed out by the media if Penrith had lost.

And remember, that try right on half time was a bounced ball, yet the ref nor the bunker checked it out.

And that ruling of Tago's try should have been awarded as the tip of the ball touched the turf.

Yet nobody moans about those last two issues. What are the media and fans going to do later on during the year when the Roosters escape having a try scored against them because of an obstruction?

[gundam]

That obstruction call on Hargreaves was horrendous. Edwards had no chance of stopping Manu let alone getting there in time. 😂

[nodissdiss]

Dylan edwards showed why he should be the fullback for NSW

[martontapas]

Roosters full team..full strength...home advantage...no cleary..and yet they lost???

[unluckytourist]

Panthers taking care of the best team in the league even without Cleary. They have to be odds on to get a 4th now.

[kerryobrien]

Dylan Edwards was a machine, energizer bunny. Other highly paid fullback could learn from Dylans effort and work rate.

[Veni_Mann]

panthers are on fire this could be another premiership for a 4th peat

[coreyn.]

Silence on the Tupouniua knock-on try from NRL/ Channel 9 too. Interesting.

[Frank-rxch]

Joe Manu tackle on Jerome, brotherly love by the panther with a smile 😂. Not so with other players.

[ALEXANDER-mxdk]

The Broncos supporters cry when they're missing a couple of players and use it as an excuse when they lose. Penrith gets the job done against solid opposition with or without their key players.

[maikakoronikalou]

Sunia Turuva with the common finishing Fijian hinge kick

[sol-blazesnrwoz]

My boys 💚 ❤ 💛 🖤 Never doubted.
And Nathan never doubted in Brad S..💯💪
Sunia=3 tries.🙏