The few weaknesses Melbourne had were picked apart, magnified and abused by a Panthers team that demands perfection and denies all challengers, writes Jon Healy.

Can the Panthers claim a fourth consecutive title or will the Storm win their first since 2020. Find out with Jonathan Howcroft. Full-time: Melbourne Storm 6-14 Penrith Panthers 11:26 Four NRL premierships in a row for the peerless Penrith Panthers!

Penrith have completed an historic four-peat with a stunning win over Melbourne Storm in an NRL grand final for the ages. Recap all the action below. Panthers star Liam Martin has been named player of the match,

Penrith’s fourth-consecutive NRL premiership drew the biggest national TV audience for a grand final since 2021, with 3.422 million viewers tuning in across the country on Sunday night.

With less than two minutes to go, superstar halfback Nathan Clearly split the storm to send Liam Martin over the line to put Penrith ahead at halftime 10-6. The second half of the decider was even closer, with neither team giving until the 60th minute, with a Cleary bomb going in favour of the Sydney team.

The NRL grand final is on tonight, which just happens to be the first day of daylight saving time in some states. Get the timing right so you can be on the couch in time for kick off.

Penrith Panthers seal a historic fourth consecutive NRL Premiership title by beating Melbourne Storm in a bruising Grand Final.

Penrith have rammed home their status as rugby league's greatest team in almost 60 years, claiming their fourth straight premiership with a 14-6 win over Melbourne.

Penrith Panthers became the first team in six decades to win four straight National Rugby League titles on Sunday after beating rival Melbourne Storm 14-6 in front of 80,000 fans at Stadium Australia.