R20: Panthers Vs Dolphins – Our Betting Insights & Bets

2 years ago - Sportingbase

This will be the second meeting between these two teams and the Panthers managed to take the win in the first game but will we see the same result here?

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Interesting Betting Insights

This will be the second meeting between these two sides, the Penrith Panthers beat the Dolphins 24-14 in their previous meeting (Round 20, 2023), scoring 12 points in each half on the day.
The Penrith Panthers have lost two of their last three NRL matches at BlueBet Stadium (W1), being held scoreless in the second half in both defeats; though, they’ve not lost back-to-back games at the venue since Round 10, 2019.
The Dolphins have lost four of their last six NRL matches (W2) despite being behind only once at half-time during this span; they have conceded at least 24 points in each of those six matches.
The Penrith Panthers have won three of their last four NRL matches (L1), with their last two wins being by exactly eight points each; indeed, the Panthers have conceded an average of just 15 points per game this season.
The Dolphins have won only two of their last 11 NRL games outside Queensland despite leading at half-time in five of their last seven games outside their home state; in fact, The Dolphins have won at least one half of each of their last seven games outside their home state.
Five of the Penrith Panthers’ last six NRL games have been won by the away team on the day with the Panthers picking up four wins in that period but losing twice at home.
The Penrith Panthers have won five of their seven games when they’ve conceded the opening try of the game on the day, the joint-most comeback wins of any team in the competition, while The Dolphins have lost four of their nine games when they’ve scored first on the day.
The Penrith Panthers have won 17 of their last 19 NRL games with Nathan Cleary in the side on the day, including their last four in a row; indeed, Cleary has been directly involved in 24 tries across his last 16 games in the competition (5 tries, 19 try assists).
Izack Tago (Penrith Panthers) scored two tries and made two try assists in the only previous clash between the Panthers and The Dolphins in the NRL, but has not scored a try in any of his last six games overall which is the joint-longest try drought of his career.
Hamiso Tubai-Fidow (The Dolphins) has scored nine tries across his last seven NRL games, including at least one in each of his last three, and has scored one try in four of his six career games against the Penrith Panthers.