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The NRL 2025 finals schedule features Storm, Bulldogs, Warriors, Panthers, Sharks, Roosters, Raiders, and Broncos.
The NRL 2025 finals week one fixture is locked in.
The Storm will face the Bulldogs on Friday night, followed by the Warriors and the Panthers on Saturday afternoon.
The Sharks and the Roosters will go head-to-head on Saturday night, and the Raiders and the Broncos will face off on Sunday afternoon.
The Dolphins scored five tries, leading 30-0 at halftime with perfect goal-kicking.
Despite the points fest in Redcliffe, it took the hosts ten minutes to get their first try when Tevita Naufahu scored in the corner with a great put down. The Phins struggled to hold the ball in good position and it took them another 15 minutes for their second when Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow found Trai Fuller to go downfield and link with Oryn Keeley who scored under the posts.
The hosts added three more tries inside the space of the final ten minutes of the first half as Jake Averillo scored one and then Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow picked up two tries. Jamayne Isaako put on a goalkicking clinic putting all 5 conversions through the posts to help the Dolphins to a 30-0 lead.
The Dolphins dominated the Raiders 62-24, with Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow scoring a hat-trick.
In a one-sided clash, the Dolphins delivered a huge 62-24 win over the Raiders on Sunday afternoon.
However, someone forgot to tell the Dolphins, who ran in five first-half tries against the second-string Raiders to lead 30-nill at half time.
Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow was the star of the show, scoring a hat-trick to come within one try of the NRL's top try-scorer this season, the Roosters' Mark Nawaqanitawase.