Missed all the rugby league results this weekend because you had rugby league pleasure overload from the Panthers v Roosters clash. Or perhaps you’re tired from dancing on the Broncos 2026 season grave? Well, if you were distracted by any of those or others, or you need/want more or less, The Gurgler has you covered or not with our 2026 NRL Round 24 Results & Stats with added One Minute Match Reports.
Our “popular” One Minute Match Reviews and Stats review from the weekend that was offers up just enough facts and figures to make it through the awkward chats the next morning on public transport, or something to talk about when ringing into the local ABC breakfast show of your choice. Regardless of how you spend your time, the One Minute Match Report has you just about covered.
NRL Round 24 Results & Stats Summary
Here are the main stats from the latest round of NRL that can be used to solve arguments, showcase at a daily stand up, or to take to the United Nations to stop all wars.
LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL
- Roosters have now won eight in a row which equals the Dolphins season-high run.
- Dolphins are 5/5 for away games to Sydney teams this season. Four games in Sydney, one at Suncorp Stadium.
- Canberra have won 7 of 9 games on a Saturday this season.
- Canberra have won the last four games on a Saturday at Shark Park v Cronulla, where the home side last won there on a Saturday v Canberra in 2011.
- Parramatta have won four in a row v North Queensland and won all five games v North Queensland at CommBank Stadium.
- Parramatta have won 16 of 19 home games on a Saturday at CommBank Stadium.
- Newcastle have won 7 of their 9 games at home to Gold Coast on a Sunday.
- Newcastle have won 9 of their last 11 games at home on a Sunday to Qld sides.
BAD LUCK STREAK CONTINUES
- Penrith have won only two of their last 11 games on a Thursday.
- Manly have lost six in a row now and their last three at home.
- Broncos have lost six in a row at Suncorp Stadium.
- Broncos have lost eight in a row at all grounds on a Saturday.
BREAKTHROUGH
- Prior to winning this weekend the Roosters had lost 13 of their last 14 v Penrith.
- Dolphins held Manly to nil – their previous two visits saw them concede 58 points both times.
- Souths had lost seven in a row away to Sydney teams on a Friday. Souths had also lost nine in a row away on a Friday v any team. Souths also had lost 6 of their last 7 games away from home.
- Â Dragons had lost seven in a row on a Sunday v Sydney teams, but now their last three wins away on a Sunday were against the Tigers.
- Dragons had lost ten in a row away to Sydney teams on any day.
IT WAS GOOD WHILE IT LASTED
- Manly had won their last four, and eight of their last nine home games at Brookvale on a Friday.
- Bulldogs had won all five home games this season v Sydney teams.
- Cronulla had won 13 of their last 14 games at Shark Park v all opposition.
- North Qld had won four in a row v Sydney teams away.
OUCH
- Friday’s game was the first time in the NRL era from 1998 that Manly have been kept scoreless at Brookvale.
TEAMS THAT CAN’T WIN THE PREMIERSHIP
- Gold Coast conceded 50 points in Round 1 v Cronulla. And Gold Coast sides don’t win things. Also not enough games left to get to the magical 50% win rate.
- Parramatta conceded 50+ points twice. Once v Melbourne in Round 1, then against Gold Coast in Round 6. Also not enough games left to get to the magical 50% win rate.
- Dolphins – conceded 50 points v Manly in Round 5. Conceded even more v Cronulla in Round 19.
- Melbourne Storm – conceded 50 points v Penrith in Round 5.
- St George Illawarra – lost 11 in a row to start season – sacked coach – lost next game conceding 62 points. Also not enough games left to get to the magical 50% win rate.
- Wests Tigers can’t win the premiership after conceding 52 points against Cronulla in Round 9. And plenty more v Penrith in Round 15. And again v Canberra in Round 21. Also not enough games left to get to the magical 50% win rate. No team has lost six games in a row in a season and won the Premiership
- Bulldogs – can beat Penrith, can’t beat two teams with a combined injury toll of 27 players over two rounds earlier in the season.
- Broncos – no team has lost six games in a row in a season and won the Premiership. Melbourne lost five in a row in 2012 and still won the title. Also not enough games left to get to the magical 50% win rate.
- North Queensland – conceded 82 points v Roosters in Round 22.
- Manly – no team has lost six games in a row in a season and won the Premiership.
NRL Round 24 Results – One Minute Match Reports
All the stats, from all the games, all in one place because you don’t have all the time in the world.
All New 2026 Gurgler NRL Player Ratings
For a while now The Gurgler has been developing a Player Rating system for each NRL match, so why not test it now after one of the biggest games of the season.
We use stats and zero slats to determine a score out of ten for each player. The stats and weighting of stats change per position to make it fair. And worth noting that to get a 10/10 you have to be almost perfect in every way. A full explanation on the stats and weighting is at the end.
It will be different to our Team of the Week/Season as it is using different stats and weightings.
The explanation on the ratings…
PLAYERS STATS WEEKLY – Round 24
2026 Season Stats so far……up to Round 24
Your one-stop shop for stats and stuff from 2026 so far.
LADDER AND FORM
Current ladder and latest form with a 2026 progress chart.
RESULTS
All the form of Home v Away, Top v Bottom sides and Happy v Sad Days.
POINTS
Lots of points of interest.
HALVES
A tale of two halves and all the stats we can find relating to them.
TRIES – ALL, FIRST AND LAST
Overall try scoring stats with a focus on first and last try scorer in case folk like a wager.
