2019 South Sydney Rabbitohs season

NRL Rank| 3rd
Play-off result| Preliminary Final
2019 record| Wins: 16; draws: 0; losses: 8
Points scored| For: 521; against: 417
Team information
CEO| Shane Richardson
Head Coach| Wayne Bennett
Captain|

* Sam Burgess

Stadium| ANZ Stadium

Sunshine Coast Stadium (Round 5 Only)
Suncorp Stadium (Round 9 Only)

Central Coast Stadium (Round 21 Only)
Avg. attendance| 16,925
High attendance| 20,093 v Easts (Rd 26)
Top scorers
Tries| Cody Walker (16 tries)
Goals| Adam Reynolds (96 goals)
Points| Adam Reynolds (207 points)
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The 2019 South Sydney Rabbitohs season was the 110th in the club's history. Coached by Wayne Bennett[1] and captained by Sam Burgess,[2] they compete in the National Rugby League's 2019 Telstra Premiership.

## Squad Movements[edit]

### Players[edit]

#### 2019 Gains[edit]

Player  | Signed From  | Until  | Reference

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Corey Allan |  South Logan Magpies (QLD Cup)  | 2021  | [3]
James Roberts |  Brisbane Broncos | [4]
Jaydn Su'a | [5]
Cory Denniss |  Newcastle Knights | 2020  | [6]
Jaxson Paulo |  Gold Coast Titans | [7]
Kurt Dillon |  Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks | [8]
Liam Knight |  Canberra Raiders | [6]
Tom Amone |  Blacktown Workers Sea Eagles (NSW Cup)  | [9]
Bayley Sironen |  Wests Tigers | 2019  | [8]
Ethan Lowe |  North Queensland Cowboys | [10]
Matt McIlwrick |  Wests Tigers | [11]
Rhys Kennedy |  North Sydney Bears (NSW Cup)  |

#### 2019 Losses[edit]

Player  | 2019 club  | Reference

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Richard Kennar |  Brisbane Broncos | [12]
Jesse Arthars |  Gold Coast Titans | [13]
Hymel Hunt |  Newcastle Knights | [14]
Tyrell Fuimaono |  Penrith Panthers |
Angus Crichton |  Sydney Roosters | [15]
Jason Clark |  Warrington Wolves | [16]
Robbie Farah |  Wests Tigers | [17]
Robert Jennings | [18]
Zane Musgrove | [19]

#### Re-Signs[edit]

Player  | Signed Until  | Reference

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Sam Burgess | 2023  | [20]
Thomas Burgess | [21]
Damien Cook | [22]
Braidon Burns | 2021  | [23]
Joshua Cook  | [24]
Adam Doueihi | [25]
Campbell Graham | [26]
Dean Hawkins | [27]
Keaon Koloamatangi
Ethan Lowe | [28]
Cameron Murray | [26]
Tevita Tatola | [28]
Cody Walker | 2020  | [29]
Jacob Gagan | 2019  | [30]
Mark Nicholls
John Sutton | [31]
Connor Tracey | [32]

### Coaches[edit]

Coach  | 2018 club  | 2019 club  | Reference

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Wayne Bennett |  Brisbane Broncos |  South Sydney Rabbitohs | [33]
Anthony Seibold |  South Sydney Rabbitohs |  Brisbane Broncos

## Pre-Season[edit]

Date  | Opponent  | Venue  | Score  | Tries  | Goals  | Attendance  | References

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Sat 16 February  |  Combined Riverina All Stars | Albury Sports Ground | 52–10  | Graham (2), Tatola, Allan, Tracey, Denniss, Brittain, Rodwell, Hiroti, Johns | Hiroti (4/7), Rodwell (1/1),

Johns (1/1), Graham (0/1)

| ~6,000  | [34][35]
Sat 23 February  |  Penrith Panthers | Redfern Oval | 8–28  | Gagan (2)  | Hawkins (0/2)  | ~4,000  | [36][37]
Sat 2 March  |  St George Illawarra Dragons | Glen Willow Oval | 36–24  | Allan (3), Graham, Walker, Murray, Sironen | Gagai (4/6), Lowe (0/1)  | 9,027  | [38]
Legend:  Win Loss Draw

## Regular season[edit]

Home games in bold[39]

Date  | Round  | Opponent  | Venue  | Score  | Tries  | Goals  | Field Goals  | Attendance  | References  | Notes

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Fri 15 March  | 1  |  Sydney Roosters | Sydney Cricket Ground | 26–16  | Murray, S. Burgess, Graham, Walker, Johnston | Reynolds (3/5)  |  | 24,527  | [40] | Ron Coote Cup
Thu 21 March  | 2  |  St George Illawarra Dragons | Jubilee Oval | 34–18  | S. Burgess (2), Murray, Walker, Burns, Graham | Reynolds (5/6)  |  | 10,080  | [41] |
Sun 31 March  | 3  |  Gold Coast Titans | ANZ Stadium | 28–20  | Graham (2), Allan, Lowe | Reynolds (6/8)  |  | 10,128  | [42] |
Sat 6 April  | 4  |  Manly Warringah Sea Eagles | Lottoland | 12–13  | S. Burgess, Graham | Reynolds (2/5)  | Reynolds (0/2)  | 12,304  | [43] |
Sat 13 April  | 5  |  New Zealand Warriors | Sunshine Coast Stadium | 28–24  | Walker (4), Lowe | Reynolds (4/5)  | Reynolds (0/1)  | 11,912  | [44] |
Fri 19 April  | 6  |  Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs | ANZ Stadium (Reciprocal)  | 14–6  | Graham, Johnston | Reynolds (3/3)  |  | 30,040  | [45] |
Fri 26 April  | 7  |  Penrith Panthers | Panthers Stadium | 22–18  | Turner, Allan, Walker, Gagai | Reynolds (3/5)  |  | 14,931  | [46] | ANZAC Round
Thu 2 May  | 8  |  Brisbane Broncos | ANZ Stadium | 38–6  | Walker (2), Reynolds, Turner, S. Burgess, Sutton | Reynolds (7/7)  | Reynolds (0/1)  | 13,643  | [47] |
Sun 12 May  | 9  |  North Queensland Cowboys | Suncorp Stadium | 32–16  | S. Burgess, Murray, Turner, Walker, Cook | Reynolds (6/7)  |  | 34,564  | [48] | Magic Round
Sat 18 May  | 10  |  Canberra Raiders | GIO Stadium | 16–12  | Walker, Hiroti | Reynolds (4/4)  |  | 16,965  | [49] |
Sat 25 May  | 11  |  Wests Tigers | ANZ Stadium | 32–16  | Murray (2), Reynolds, Cook, Knight | Reynolds (3/3), Gagai (3/3)  |  | 18,195  | [50] | Indigenous Round
Fri 31 May  | 12  |  Parramatta Eels | Western Sydney Stadium | 14–26  | T. Burgess, Tatola | Reynolds (3/3)  |  | 21,645  | [51] |
Fri 7 June  | 13  |  Newcastle Knights | ANZ Stadium | 12–20  | Roberts, S. Burgess | Gagai (2/3)  |  | 8,253  | [52] |
Sat 15 June  | 14  |  Penrith Panthers | ANZ Stadium | 18–19  | Murray, Knight, Gagai | Doueihi (1/1), Gagai (2/3)  | Walker (0/1)  | 11,023  | [53] |
Thu 27 June  | 15  |  Wests Tigers | Western Sydney Stadium | 9–14  | Allan | Reynolds (2/2)  | Reynolds (1/1)  | 9,807  | [54] |
| 16  | Bye  |
Sat 13 July  | 17  |  Manly Warringah Sea Eagles | ANZ Stadium | 21–20  | Britt, Gagai, Graham | Reynolds (4/5)  | Reynolds (1/1)  | 13,434  | [55] |
Sat 20 July  | 18  |  North Queensland Cowboys | 1300SMILES Stadium | 30–18  | Lowe (2), Gagai, Tatola, Murray | Reynolds (5/5)  | Reynolds (0/1)  | 16,638  | [56] |
Fri 26 July  | 19  |  St George Illawarra Dragons | ANZ Stadium | 20–16  | Gagai (2), Walker, Graham | Reynolds (2/5)  | Reynolds (0/1)  | 12,318  | [57] |
Sat 3 August  | 20  |  Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks | Shark Park | 24–39  | Gagai, Murray, Walker, Graham | Reynolds (4/4)  |  | 13,523  | [58] |
Sun 11 August  | 21  |  Melbourne Storm | Central Coast Stadium | 16–26  | Graham (3)  | Reynolds (2/3), Lowe (0/1)  |  | 19,533  | [59] |
Sat 17 August  | 22  |  Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs | ANZ Stadium | 6–14  |  | Reynolds (3/3)  |  | 14,112  | [60] | Women In League Round
Fri 23 August  | 23  |  Brisbane Broncos | Suncorp Stadium | 22–20  | Gagai, Walker, Cook | Reynolds (5/5)  |  | 33,225  | [61] |
Fri 30 August  | 24  |  New Zealand Warriors | Mount Smart Stadium | 31–10  | Murray (2), Johnston, Gagai | Reynolds (7/7)  | Reynolds (1/1)  | 15,295  | [62] |
Thu 5 September  | 25  |  Sydney Roosters | ANZ Stadium | 16–10  | Graham, Walker | Reynolds (4/4)  |  | 20,093  | [63] | Ron Coote Cup
Legend:  Win Loss Draw Bye

### Finals[edit]

Date  | Round  | Opponent  | Venue  | Score  | Tries  | Goals  | Attendance  | References

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Fri 13 September  | Qualifying Final  |  Sydney Roosters | Sydney Cricket Ground | 6–30  | Reynolds | Reynolds (1/1)  | 30,370  | [64]
Fri 20 September  | Semi-Final  |  Manly Warringah Sea Eagles | ANZ Stadium | 34–26  | Murray (2), Johnston, Walker, Sutton | Reynolds (7/9)  | 32,127  | [65]
Fri 27 September  | Preliminary Final  |  Canberra Raiders | GIO Stadium | 10–16  | Gagai, Graham | Reynolds (1/2)  | 26,567  | [66]
Legend:  Win Loss

## Representative Honor's[edit]

Pos. | Player  | Team  | Call-up  | References

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Under-16's
PR | Izayah Tuigamala |  New South Wales Koori  | 2019 Koori vs Murri  | [67]
FB | Joseph Suaalii  |  HMC Representatives  | Under-16's City vs Country  | [68]
WG | Terrell Kalo Kalo
PR | Davvy Moale
IC | Faresa Palu
William Taliai
FB | Terrell Kalo Kalo  |  New South Wales U16's | Junior International  | [69]
PR | Davvy Moale
IC | Wiliam Taliai
Under-18's
PR | Lachlan Gale  |  Australian Schoolboys | Junior International  | [70]
HK | Peter Mamouzelos  |  Greece Titans | European Championship C Final

2019 European Championship Play-off

| [71]
IC | [72]
Under-20's
HB | Blake Taaffe  |  New South Wales U20's | U20's State of Origin | [73]
PR | Ky Rodwell
| Marc Zaurrini  |  Italy Azzurri (ToS) | 2019 European Championship Play-off | [74]
| Jack Frasca
| Zane Bijorac  |  Serbia White Eagles | [75]
IC | Nick Mougios  |  Greece Titans | [72]
Women's
IC | Kyara Nean  |  Indigenous Women's All Stars | 2019 Women's All Stars Match | [76]
HK | Rebecca Riley  |  NSW Women's City Origin | 2019 Women's National Championship | [77]
LK | Eloise Vunakece  |  Fiji Bulikula | Women's International  | [78]
SR |  Fiji Women's PM's XIII | 2019 Women's PM's XIII Match | [79]
Jasmine Allende  |  Australian Women's PM's XIII
Reserve Grade
CO | Shane Millard |  New South Wales Residents | 2019 Residents State of Origin | [80]
FE | Connor Tracey
HK | Billy Britain
SR | Dean Britt
IC | Keaon Koloamatangi
Tom Amone
| Jack Johns  |  Italy Azzurri (ToS) | 2019 European Championship Play-off | [74]
First Grade
CO | Wayne Bennett |  England | 2019 Nines World Cup | [81]
Great Britain Lions | 2019 Great Britain Lions Tour | [82]
FB | Alex Johnston |  Indigenous All Stars | 2019 All Stars Match | [83]
FE | Cody Walker
WG | Dane Gagai |  Māori All Stars
FE | Cody Walker |  New South Wales Blues | 2019 State of Origin | [84]
HK | Damien Cook | [84][85][86]
IC | Cameron Murray
WG | Dane Gagai |  Queensland Maroons | [87][88][89]
SR | Ethan Lowe | [90]
IC | Tevita Tatola |  Tonga | 2019 Oceania Cup | [91]
WG | Campbell Graham |  Junior Kangaroos | Junior International  | [92]
Prime Minister's XIII | 2019 Prime Minister's XIII Match | [93]
IC |  Australia 9s | 2019 World Cup 9s | [94]
FE | Cody Walker |  Prime Minister's XIII | 2019 Prime Minister's XIII Match | [79]
HK | Damien Cook |  Australia Kangaroos | 2019 Oceania Cup | [95]
IC | Cameron Murray
PR | Thomas Burgess |  England 9s | 2019 World Cup 9s | [96]
PR, IC |  Great Britain Lions | 2019 Great Britain Lions tour
FB | Alex Johnston |  Papua New Guinea | 2019 Oceania Cup

2019 Great Britain Lions tour

| [97]

* Bold denotes players who captained their respective teams.
* (SoT) \- Train on Squad

## Harold Matthews Cup[edit]

### Regular season[edit]

Date  | Round  | Opponent  | Venue  | Score  | Tries  | Goals  | References

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Sat 9 February  | 1  |  Western Suburbs Magpies | Redfern Oval | 36–16  | Palu (2), Suaalii (c), Vesikula, Smirnotis, Ace-Nasteski, Mocevakaca  | Nohra (4/7)  | [98]
Sat 16 February  | 2  |  Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs | Belmore Sports Ground | 26–18  | Mocevakaca, Palu, Suaalii (c). Ka, Ace-Nasteski  | Nohra (3/5)  | [99]
Sat 23 February  | 3  |  Penrith Panthers | Redfern Oval | 30–18  | Moale (2), Vesikula, Ofria-Hunt, Ace-Nasteski, Nohra  | Nohra (3/6)  | [100]
Sat 2 March  | 4  |  Central Coast Roosters | Morry Breen Oval | 40–8  | Suaalii (c) (4), Kaho, Hawe-De-Thierry, Ace-Nasteski  | Nohra (6/7)  | [101]
Sat 9 March  | 5  |  Parramatta Eels | Redfern Oval | 32–14  | Mocevakaca (3), Palu, Suaalii (c), Teaupa  | Nohra (4/6)  | [102]
Sat 16 March  | 6  |  Sydney Roosters | Erskineville Oval | 26–6  | Reeve (2), Smirnotis, Palu, Vesikula  | Teaupa (3/5)  | [103]
| 7  | Bye
Sat 30 March  | 8  |  Newcastle Knights | Redfern Oval | 30–16  | Suaalii (c), Mocevakaca, Tuigamala, Hawe-De-Thierry, Di Bartolo, Taliai  | Nohra (3/6)  | [104]
Sat 6 April  | 9  |  Manly Warringah Sea Eagles | HE Laybutts Complex | 24–28  | Suaalii (c) (2), Kaho, Lavaki, Vesikula  | Nohra (0/3), Teaupa (2/2)  | [105]
Legend:  Win Loss Draw Bye

### Finals[edit]

Date  | Round  | Opponent  | Venue  | Score  | Tries  | Goals  | References

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Sat 13 April  | Qualifying-Final  |  Manly Warringah Sea Eagles | Lottoland | 40–18  | Suaalii (c) (4), Kaho (2), Smirnotis  | Nohra (6/7)  | [106]
Sat 27 April  | Preliminary Final  |  Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs | Campbelltown Stadium | 30–36  | Vesikula (2), Suaalii (c), Ace-Nasteski, Taliai  | Nohra (5/5)  | [107]
Legend:  Win Loss

## S.G. Ball Cup[edit]

### Regular season[edit]

Date  | Round  | Opponent  | Venue  | Score  | Tries  | Goals  | References

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Sat 9 February  | 1  |  Western Suburbs Magpies | Redfern Oval | 32–10  | Aldridge (2), Savage, Dodds, Mapapalangi, Meredith  | Savage (4/6)  | [108]
Sat 16 February  | 2  |  Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs | Belmore Sports Ground | 4–30  | Zampech  | Savage (0/1)  | [109]
Sat 23 February  | 3  |  Penrith Panthers | Redfern Oval | 16–20  | Mamouzelos (c) (2), Dodds  | Zampech (2/3)  | [100]
Sat 2 March  | 4  |  Central Coast Roosters | Morry Breen Oval | 14–24  | Gleeson, Bijoric, Parnell  | Zampech (1/3)  | [110]
Sat 9 March  | 5  |  Parramatta Eels | Redfern Oval | 28–32  | Aldridge, Meredith, Zampech, Taumoepenu, Mamouzelos (c)  | Zampech (4/5)  | [111]
Sat 16 March  | 6  |  Sydney Roosters | Erskineville Oval | 20–30  | Meredith (2), Mamouzelos (c), Aldridge  | Zampech (2/4)  | [103]
Sat 23 March  | 7  |  Victoria Thunderbolts | Casey Fields | 34–30  | Mamouzelos (c) (3), Parnell, Meredith, Manumanunitoga  | Zampech (5/6)  | [112]
Sat 30 March  | 8  |  Newcastle Knights | Redfern Oval | 34–16  | Zampech (3), Bijorac, Meredith, Mamouzelos (c)  | Zampech (5/6)  | [113]
Sat 6 April  | 9  |  Manly Warringah Sea Eagles | HE Laybutts Complex | 10–66  | Aldridge, Malu  | Zampech (1/2)  | [114]
Legend:  Win Loss Draw Bye

## Jersey Flegg Cup[edit]

### Regular season[edit]

Date  | Round  | Opponent  | Venue  | Score  | Tries  | Goals  | Field Goals  | References

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| 1  | Bye
Sat 23 March  | 2  |  St George Illawarra Dragons | Redfern Oval | 28–28  | Zaurrini (2), Chan-Foon, Er, Manowski  | Taaffe (3/4), Tautaiolefua (1/1)  | Zaurrini (0/1)  | [115]
Sun 31 March  | 3  |  North Sydney Bears | Redfern Oval | 30–30  | Cook (2), Chan-Foon, Mougios (c), Allan  | Taaffe (5/5)  | Cook (0/1)  | [116]
Sat 6 April  | 4  |  Manly Warringah Sea Eagles | HE Laybutt Field | 50–10  | Rodwell (2), Cook (2), Angianga (2), Mougios (c) (2), Allan  | Taaffe (7/9)  |  | [117]
Sat 13 April  | 5  |  New Zealand Warriors | QBE Stadium | 34–28  | Tautaiolefua (2), Allan (2), Cook, Er, Mougios (c)  | Taaffe (2/6)  |  | [118]
Fri 19 April  | 6  |  Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs | ANZ Stadium | 22–6  | Er, Gardner Mamouzelos, Allan  | Taaffe (3/5)  |  | [119]
Sat 27 April  | 7  |  Penrith Panthers | St Marys Leagues Stadium | 0–42  |  |  |  | [120]
Thu 2 May  | 8  |  North Sydney Bears | ANZ Stadium | 26–12  | Rodwell, Frasca, Tautaiolefua, Gale, Allan  | Taaffe (3/5)  |  | [121]
Sat 11 May  | 9  |  Wests Tigers | Leichhardt Oval | 58–18  | Allan (3), Mamouzelos (2), Taaffe, Cook, Stowers, Rodwell, Frasca  | Taaffe (7/8), Ilias (2/2)  |  | [122]
| 10  | Bye
11  | Bye
Sun 2 June  | 12  |  Parramatta Eels | Ringrose Park | 18–31  | Mamouzelos, Chan-Foon, Tautaiolefua  | Ilias (3/3)  |  | [123]
Sat 8 June  | 13  |  Newcastle Knights | Redfern Oval | 16–28  | Ilias, Mougios (c), Zampech  | Ilias (2/3)  |  | [124]
Sat 15 June  | 14  |  Penrith Panthers | Redfern Oval | 23–22  | Tautaiolefua, Ilias, Frasca, Stowers  | Ilias (3/4)  | Ilias (1/1)  | [125]
Sun 23 June  | 15  |  Canberra Raiders | Crestwood Oval | 28–12  | Angianga, Gale, Frasca, Paulo  | Ilias (2/3), Taaffe (2/2)  |  | [126]
Sun 30 June  | 16  |  Wests Tigers | Campbelltown Stadium | 24–38  | Ilias (2), French, Cook  | Taaffe (4/4)  |  | [127]
| 17  | Bye
Sat 20 July  | 18  |  Parramatta Eels | Redfern Oval | 36–32  | Rodwell (2), Cook, Taaffe, Mamouzelos, Tautaiolefua  | Taaffe (6/6)  |  | [128]
Sun 28 July  | 19  |  St George Illawarra Dragons | WIN Stadium | 28–18  | Rodwell (2), Puru, Allan, Ilias  | Ilias (4/5)  |  | [129]
Sat 3 August  | 20  |  Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks | Shark Park | 20–20  | Paulo, Angianga, Hawkins, Mougios (c)  | Ilias (2/4)  |  | [130]
Sun 11 August  | 21  |  Victoria Thunderbolts | Central Coast Stadium | 64–6  | Angianga (3), French (2), Hawkins (2), Tautaiolefua, Mougios (c), Dut, Mundine  | Ilias (10/11)  |  | [131]
Sat 17 August  | 22  |  Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs | ANZ Stadium | 12–18  | Paulo (3)  | Ilias (0/3)  |  | [132]
Sat 24 August  | 23  |  Newcastle Knights | Maitland Sports Ground | 32–36  | Tautaiolefua (2), Dut, Zaurrini, Taaffe, Taumoepenu  | Taaffe (4/6)  |  | [133]
Fri 30 August  | 24  |  Sydney Roosters | Redfern Oval | 23–12  | Ilias (2), Allan, Cook  | Taaffe (3/4)  | Ilias (1/1)  | [134]
Legend:  Win Loss Draw Bye

### Finals[edit]

Date  | Round  | Opponent  | Venue  | Score  | Tries  | Goals  | References

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Sun 8 September  | Elimination Final  |  St George Illawarra Dragons | Campbelltown Stadium | 32–24  | Allan (2), Ilias (2), Cook, Zaurrini  | Ilias (4/6)  | [135]
Sun 15 September  | Semi-Final  |  Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks | Leichhardt Oval | 36–31  | Zampech (2), Taaffe, Dut, Tautaiolefua, Zaurrini  | Taaffe (6/7)  | [136]
Sat 21 September  | Preliminary Final  |  Penrith Panthers | Netstrata Jubilee Stadium | 28–16  | Allan (2), Cook, Mamouzelos, Mougios (c)  | Taaffe (4/5)  | [137]
Sun 29 September  | Grand Final  |  Canberra Raiders | Bankwest Stadium | 16–14  | Taaffe (2), Mougios (c)  | Taaffe (2/3)  | [138]
Legend:  Win Loss

## NSW Women's Premiership[edit]

### Regular season[edit]

Date  | Round  | Opponent  | Venue  | Score  | Tries  | Goals  | References

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| 1  | Bye
2  | Bye
Sun 31 March  | 3  |  Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs | ANZ Stadium | 18–4  | Clay, Lamb, Mo'ale, Gillogly  | Clay (1/4)  | [139]
Sat 6 April  | 4  |  Cabramatta Two Blues | Mascot Oval | 12–16  | Mo'ale (2)  | Clay (2/2)  | [140]
| 5  | Bye
6  | Bye
Sun 28 April  | 7  |  North Sydney Bears | Erskineville Oval | 6–16  | Clay  | Clay (1/1)  | [141]
Sun 5 May  | 8  |  Penrith Brothers | Mascot Oval | 42–4  | Sutherland (2), Vunakece (2), Boney, Pilley, Nean, Murray  | Kelly (5/8)  | [142]
Sun 12 May  | 9  |  Wentworthville Magpies | Ringrose Park | 16–14  | Riley (c), Doyle, Mo'ale  | Clay (1/1), Kelly (1/2)  | [143]
Sun 19 May  | 10  |  Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks | PointsBet Stadium | 20–40  | Kennedy (2), Pilley, Sutherland  | Kelly (2/4)  | [144]
| 11  | Bye
12  | Bye
Sat 8 June  | 13  |  CRL Newcastle | Redfern Oval | 6–24  | Mo'ale  | Clay (1/1)  | [145]
| 14  | Bye
Sun 30 June  | 15  |  Wests Tigers | Campbelltown Stadium | 10–18  | Baird, Doyle  | Kelly (1/2)  | [146]
Sat 6 July  | 16  |  Mount Prichard Mounties | Redfern Oval | 8–30  | Young (2)  | Kelly (0/2)  | [147]
Sat 13 July  | 17  |  St Marys Saints | St Marys League Stadium | 8–34  | Baird, Doyle  | Kelly (0/2)  | [148]
Legend:  Win Loss Draw Bye

## Canterbury Cup[edit]

### Regular season[edit]

Date  | Round  | Opponent  | Venue  | Score  | Tries  | Goals  | Field Goals  | References  | Notes

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Sun 17 March  | 1  |  North Sydney Bears | Redfern Oval | 18–14  | Turner, Brittain (c), Tracey | Hiroti (3/3)  |  | [149] |
Sat 23 March  | 2  |  St George Illawarra Dragons | Redfern Oval | 24–20  | O'Connor, Kennedy, Gagan, Allan | Hiroti (4/5)  |  | [150] |
Sun 31 March  | 3  |  Newtown Jets | Redfern Oval | 28–26  | Koloamatangi, Johns, Brittain (c), Gagan, Hiroti | Hiroti (4/5)  |  | [151] |
Sat 6 April  | 4  |  Blacktown Workers Sea Eagles | Lottoland | 12–32  | Tracey, O'Connor  | Hiroti (2/2)  |  | [152] |
Sat 13 April  | 5  |  New Zealand Warriors | North Harbour Stadium | 18–14  | Hiroti, Peoples, Johns | Hiroti (3/3)  |  | [153] |
Sat 20 April  | 6  |  Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs | Belmore Sports Ground | 36–6  | Tracey, Higgins, Koloamatangi, Hills, Hiroti, Gagan | Hiroti (6/7)  |  | [154] |
Sat 27 April  | 7  |  Penrith Panthers | Panthers Stadium | 18–20  | Brittain (c), Britt, Hiroti | Hiroti (3/3)  |  | [155] |
Sat 4 May  | 8  |  Newtown Jets | Henson Park | 24–26  | Hiroti (2), Higgins, Hawkins | Hiroti (4/5)  |  | [156] |
| 9  | Bye
Sat 18 May  | 10  |  Mount Prichard Mounties | Panthers Stadium | 18–32  | Amone, Higgins, Johns  | Hawkins (3/3)  |  | [157] | Magic Round
Sun 26 May  | 11  |  Western Suburbs Magpies | Redfern Oval | 18–30  | Johns, Sironen, Higgins  | Hawkins (3/3)  |  | [158] | Kelly-Sattler Cup
Sun 2 June  | 12  |  Wentworthville Magpies | Ringrose Park | 20–14  | Allan, Cook, Gagan | Hawkins (2/2), Dodd (2/2)  |  | [159] |
Sat 8 June  | 13  |  Newcastle Knights | Redfern Oval | 26–6  | Paulo (2), Brittain (c), Gagan | Dodd (5/5)  |  | [160] |
Sat 15 June  | 14  |  Penrith Panthers | ANZ Stadium | 36–16  | Hiroti (2), O'Connor (2), Gagan, Allan, Gray  | Hiroti (4/8)  |  | [161] |
Sun 30 June  | 15  |  Western Suburbs Magpies | Campbelltown Stadium | 34–16  | Johns, Higgins, Sironen, O'Connor, Rodwell, Tracey | Hiroti (5/6)  |  | [162] | Kelly-Sattler Cup
Sat 6 July  | 16  |  Mount Prichard Mounties | Redfern Oval | 30–18  | Hiroti, Paulo, Su'A, Sironen | Hiroti (5/6)  |  | [163] |
Sat 13 July  | 17  |  Blacktown Workers Sea Eagles | ANZ Stadium | 22–30  | Higgins (2), Allan, Taaffe, Hiroti | Hiroti (1/5)  |  | [164] |
| 18  | Bye
Sun 28 July  | 19  |  St George Illawarra Dragons | WIN Stadium | 25–22  | Hiroti, Higgins, Sironen, Tracey | Hiroti (4/5)  | Taaffe (1/1)  | [165] |
Sun 4 August  | 20  |  North Sydney Bears | North Sydney Oval | 31–24  | Higgins (2), Tracey, Su'A, Hills  | Hiroti (5/6)  | Taaffe (1/1)  | [166] |
Sun 11 August  | 21  |  New Zealand Warriors | Central Coast Stadium | 32–30  | Amone (2), Tracey, Higgins, Dodd, Nakubuwai  | Hiroti (4/7)  |  | [167] |
Sat 17 August  | 22  |  Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs | ANZ Stadium | 24–36  | Higgins, O'Connor, Brittain (c), Tracey | Hawkins (4/5)  |  | [168] |
Sat 24 August  | 23  |  Newcastle Knights | Maitland Sports Ground | 32–4  | Hiroti (2), Tracey, Hawkins, Lowe | Hiroti (6/6)  |  | [169] |
Sat 31 August  | 24  |  Wentworthville Magpies | Redfern Oval | 16–26  | O'Connor (2), Hiroti | Hiroti (2/3)  |  | [170] |
Legend:  Win Loss Draw Bye

### Finals[edit]

Date  | Round  | Opponent  | Venue  | Score  | Tries  | Goals  | References

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Sun 8 September  | Qualifying-Final  |  North Sydney Bears | Campbelltown Stadium | 32–12  | Paulo (3), Hiroti (2), Tracey | Hiroti (4/8)  | [171]
Sat 21 September  | Preliminary Final  |  Wentworthville Magpies | Netstrata Jubilee Stadium | 10–35  | Turner, Hiroti | Hiroti (1/2)  | [172]
Legend:  Win Loss

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* v
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South Sydney Rabbitohs

Est. 1908 at Redfern Town Hall, Sydney, New South Wales

The club|

* History
* Honours
* Players
* Coaches
* Records
* George Piggins Medal

Home grounds|

Current
Stadium Australia

Past
Sydney Sports Ground
Redfern Oval
Sydney Football Stadium

Culture|

* Charity Shield
* South Side Story
* Book of Feuds
* Ron Coote Cup
* Good Friday
* Return to Redfern
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* George Piggins Medal
* Souths Cares

Important figures|

* Arthur Hennessy
* Benny Wearing
* George Treweek
* Jack Rayner
* Clive Churchill
* John Sattler
* Bob McCarthy
* George Piggins
* Russell Crowe
* John Sutton
* Greg Inglis
* Sam Burgess

League|

Current
NRL

Past
NSWRL
ARL

Titles|

Premierships (21)
1908
1909
1914
1918
1925
1926
1927
1928
1929
1931
1932
1950
1951
1953
1954
1955
1967
1968
1970
1971
2014

Minor Premierships (21)
1908
1909
1914
1918
1925
1926
1927
1929
1932
1949
1950
1951
1953
1968
1969
1970
1989

World Club Challenge (1)
2015

Seasons (113)|

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NRL Nines
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Jersey Flegg Cup
SG Ball Cup
Harold Matthews Cup
Tarsha Gale Cup

Past
City Cup
Amco Cup
NRL Under-20s

Affiliations|

* South Sydney District Junior Rugby Football League

Past
North Sydney Bears
Newtown Jets

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International Rugby League|

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* World Club Challenge
* Great Britain in the Southern Hemisphere
* European Championship C Final
* World Cup qualifying
* Europe
* Repechage
* World Cup Nines
* men's
* women's
* Oceania Cup
* Pacific Games
* MEA Championship

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Rugby Football League|

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* Super League
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* Results
* League 1
* Results
* Challenge Cup
* Final
* 1895 Cup
* Women's Super League
* Women's Challenge Cup

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Teams|

* Castleford Tigers
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* London Broncos
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* Warrington Wolves
* Wigan Warriors

Other|

* Barrow Raiders
* Bradford Bulls
* Featherstone Rovers
* London Skolars
* Toronto Wolfpack
* Widnes Vikings

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Australian Rugby League
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* NRL season
* Results
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* Grand Final
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* Women's State of Origin
* NRL Women's
* Results
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* NRL Touch
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* Intrust Super Cup QLD
* Results
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* Results
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* Ron Massey Cup
* Jersey Flegg Cup
* Hastings Deering Colts
* Group 10 Rugby League

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* North Queensland Cowboys
* Parramatta Eels
* Penrith Panthers
* South Sydney Rabbitohs
* Sydney Roosters
* St. George Illawarra Dragons
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