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Mon, 11th May, 2026, 12:56 AEST
Dally M standings 2026: All the votes from NRL round 10
Nathan Cleary leads Dally M voting after earning five more points, with Jackson Ford in second. Voting secret starts after round 13.
The Australian
Is Nathan Cleary destined for the Dally M?
The game's best No.7 picked up another five Dally M points against the Raiders to extend his lead to seven points at the top of the standings, with Warriors prop Jackson Ford in second.
Jamayne Isaako, James Tedesco, Kalyn Ponga, Jye Gray, Luke Brooks and Harry Grant all claimed maximum points in round 10.
Votes are public until round 13 when voting goes behind closed doors to build anticipation for rugby league's night of nights.
The Dally M votes are anonymously lodged by two independent judges for each NRL game, and determined by a 3-2-1 system.
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Mon, 11th May, 2026, 11:58 AEST
Two Tigers, one Raider charged by MRC over dangerous tackles
NRL's match review charged Alex Twal, Kai Pearce-Paul, and Corey Horsburgh for dangerous contact in Round 10 games.
Zero Tackle
Wests Tigers forwards Alex Twal and Kai Pearce-Paul, as well as Canberra Raiders middle forward Corey Horsburgh, have all been charged with offences by the NRL's match review committee after Sunday's games during Round 10.
In the earlier game, which saw the Melbourne Storm break their seven-match losing streak with an emphatic win over the Tigers, Twal was placed on report for dangerous contact during the first half, and Pearce-Paul for the same offence during the second half.
Twal's offence came against Melbourne lock Trent Loiero, while Pearce-Paul was charged for an offence against Will Warbrick.
As both players currently have clean judiciary records, they are eligible for $1000 fines each with an early guilty plea, or $1500 if they fight and lose.
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Mon, 11th May, 2026, 11:42 AEST
Horsburgh learns fate after charges revealed, while Raiders sweat on Sasagi
Corey Horsburgh avoided serious penalties; Simi Sasagi suffered a shoulder injury and missed the next match after Canberra's loss.
The Canberra Times
Canberra Raiders forward Corey Horsburgh can breathe a sigh of relief, but the same cannot be said for Simi Sasagi.
The NRL match review committee charges dropped on Monday morning after the Raiders' 30-18 defeat to the Panthers.
Horsburgh was twice put on report for tackles, one on Moses Leota in the 20th minute and again late in the game on Dylan Edwards.
But the MRC only charged Horsburgh for the first incident, with the careless high tackle earning him an $1800 fine with an early plea.
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