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ORIGIN Game III Wed July 8, Suncorp Stadium Round 1 Round 4 Round 7 Round 10 Round 14 Byes: Bulldogs, Cowboys, Dragons, Eels, Knights, Round 20 Round 23 Rabbitohs, Sea Eagles, Titans Thursday, Mar 12 Thursday, Apr 2 Thursday, Apr 23 Thursday, May 14 Thursday, Jun 11 Thursday, Jul 30 Thursday, Aug 20 Eels v Bulldogs Bankwest Stadium 8.05pm Storm v Rabbitohs AAMI Park 8.05pm Sharks v Sea Eagles Netstrata Jubilee Stadium 7.50pm Roosters v Knights Roosters v Broncos Round 17 Rabbitohs v Storm Bankwest Stadium 7.50pm Cowboys v Sharks North Qld Stadium 7.50pm Friday, Mar 13 Friday, Apr 3 Friday, Apr 24 SCG 7.50pm SCG 7.50pm Friday, Jul 10 Friday, Jul 31 Friday, Aug 21 Raiders v Titans GIO Stadium 6pm Knights v Cowboys McDonald Jones Stadium 6pm Titans v Wests Tigers Cbus Super Stadium 6pm Friday, May 15 Friday, Jun 12 Sharks v Panthers Netstrata Jubilee Stadium 6pm Warriors v Panthers Mt Smart Stadium 6pm Warriors v Sea Eagles Mt Smart Stadium 6pm Cowboys v Broncos North Qld Stadium 8.05pm Raiders v Sea Eagles GIO Stadium 8.05pm Eels v Broncos TIO Stadium, Darwin 7.55pm Bulldogs v Sea Eagles Titans v Cowboys Bulldogs v Warriors Bankwest Stadium 7.55pm Broncos v Eels Suncorp Stadium 7.55pm Storm v Roosters AAMI Park 7.55pm Saturday, Mar 14 Saturday, Apr 4 Saturday, Apr 25 Belmore Sports Ground 6pm Cbus Super Stadium 6pm Saturday, Jul 11 Saturday, Aug 1 Saturday, Aug 22 Knights v Warriors McDonald Jones Stadium 3pm Warriors v Wests Tigers Mt Smart Stadium 3pm Dragons v Roosters SCG 4pm Broncos v Dragons Wests Tigers v Panthers Titans v Storm Cbus Super Stadium 3pm Titans v Dragons Cbus Super Stadium 3pm Dragons v Eels Netstrata Jubilee Stadium 3pm Rabbitohs v Sharks ANZ Stadium 5.30pm Bulldogs v Sharks ANZ Stadium 5.30pm Cowboys v Bulldogs North Qld Stadium 6pm Suncorp Stadium 7.55pm Bankwest Stadium 7.55pm Raiders v Broncos GIO Stadium 5.30pm Bulldogs v Knights Bankwest Stadium 5.30pm Rabbitohs v Raiders Central Coast Stadium 5.30pm Panthers v Roosters Panthers Stadium 7.35pm Panthers v Broncos Panthers Stadium 7.35pm Storm v Warriors AAMI Park 8pm Saturday, May 16 Saturday, Jun 13 Rabbitohs v Wests Tigers Bankwest Stadium 7.35pm Cowboys v Raiders North Qld Stadium 7.35pm Broncos v Knights Suncorp Stadium 7.35pm Sunday, Mar 15 Sunday, Apr 5 Sunday, Apr 26 Titans v Warriors Sea Eagles v Bulldogs Sunday, Jul 12 Sunday, Aug 2 Sunday, Aug 23 Sea Eagles v Storm Lottoland 4.05pm Eels v Dragons Bankwest Stadium 4.05pm Raiders v Rabbitohs GIO Stadium 2.05pm Cbus Super Stadium 3pm Lottoland 3pm Roosters v Dragons SCG 2.05pm Sharks v Wests Tigers Netstrata Jubilee Stadium 2.05pm Wests Tigers v Titans Campbelltown Stadium 2.05pm Dragons v Wests Tigers WIN Stadium 6.15pm Roosters v Titans SCG 6.15pm Knights v Panthers McDonald Jones Stadium 4.05pm Sharks v Cowboys Knights v Storm Eels v Sea Eagles Bankwest Stadium 4.05pm Sea Eagles v Roosters Lottoland 4.05pm Bulldogs v Panthers Bankwest Stadium 4.05pm Round 2 Round 5 Round 8 Sunshine Coast Stadium 5.30pm McDonald Jones Stadium 5.30pm Cowboys v Knights North Qld Stadium 6.15pm Storm v Eels Rabbitohs v Eels Round 21 Round 24 Thursday, Mar 19 Thursday, Apr 9 Friday, May 1 AAMI Park 7.35pm ANZ Stadium 7.35pm Round 18 Thursday, Aug 6 Thursday, Aug 27 Bulldogs v Cowboys ANZ Stadium 8.05pm Sea Eagles v Knights Lottoland 7.50pm Wests Tigers v Sharks Suncorp Stadium 6pm Sunday, May 17 Sunday, Jun 14 Dragons v Sea Eagles WIN Stadium 4.05pm Thursday, Jul 16 Storm v Cowboys AAMI Park 7.50pm Sharks v Dragons Netstrata Jubilee Stadium 7.50pm Friday, Mar 20 Friday, Apr 10 Sea Eagles v Broncos Suncorp Stadium 8.05pm Raiders v Panthers GIO Stadium 2.05pm Raiders v Warriors GIO Stadium 2.05pm Byes: Broncos, Panthers, Raiders, Roosters, Sharks, Panthers v Rabbitohs Panthers Stadium 7.50pm Friday, Aug 7 Friday, Aug 28 Dragons v Panthers Netstrata Jubilee Stadium 6pm Rabbitohs v Bulldogs ANZ Stadium 4.05pm Saturday, May 2 Wests Tigers v Rabbitohs Leichhardt Oval 4.05pm Dragons v Sharks Netstrata Jubilee Stadium 4.05pm Storm, Wests Tigers, Warriors Friday, Jul 17 Sharks v Bulldogs Netstrata Jubilee Stadium 6pm Eels v Knights Bankwest Stadium 6pm Broncos v Rabbitohs Suncorp Stadium 8.05pm Broncos v Cowboys Suncorp Stadium 7.55pm Rabbitohs v Knights Suncorp Stadium 3pm Round 11 Round 15 Warriors v Titans Mt Smart Stadium 6pm Panthers v Dragons Panthers Stadium 7.55pm Roosters v Rabbitohs SCG 7.55pm Saturday, Mar 21 Saturday, Apr 11 Bulldogs v Raiders Suncorp Stadium 5.30pm Round 13 Wests Tigers v Roosters Bankwest Stadium 7.55pm Warriors v Raiders Eden Park, Auckland 3pm Storm v Titans AAMI Park 5.30pm Thursday, May 21 Thursday, Jun 25 Saturday, Aug 8 Saturday, Aug 29 Roosters v Cowboys Suncorp Stadium 7.45pm Friday, Jun 5 Saturday, Jul 18 Roosters v Sea Eagles Central Coast Stadium 5.30pm Sharks v Roosters Netstrata Jubilee Stadium 7.35pm Broncos v Bulldogs Suncorp Stadium 7.50pm Wests Tigers v Dragons Bankwest Stadium 7.50pm Titans v Rabbitohs Cbus Super Stadium 3pm Bulldogs v Wests Tigers Bankwest Stadium 3pm Sunday, May 3 Warriors v Broncos Mt Smart Stadium 6pm Dragons v Cowboys Netstrata Jubilee Stadium 3pm Sharks v Storm Netstrata Jubilee Stadium 7.35pm Sunday, Apr 12 Friday, May 22 Friday, Jun 26 Eels v Roosters Bankwest Stadium 5.30pm Cowboys v Warriors North Qld Stadium 5.30pm Warriors v Eels Suncorp Stadium 1.50pm Sharks v Titans Netstrata Jubilee Stadium 7.55pm Raiders v Eels GIO Stadium 5.30pm Sunday, Mar 22 Panthers v Raiders Panthers Stadium 4.05pm Dragons v Titans Netstrata Jubilee Stadium 6pm Panthers v Sea Eagles Panthers Stadium 6pm Sea Eagles v Raiders Lottoland 7.35pm Storm v Broncos AAMI Park 7.35pm Storm v Dragons Suncorp Stadium 4.05pm Saturday, Jun 6 Bulldogs v Storm HBF Park, Perth 7.35pm Wests Tigers v Knights Leichhardt Oval 4.05pm Dragons v Warriors WIN Stadium 6.15pm Cowboys v Rabbitohs North Qld Stadium 7.55pm Broncos v Storm Suncorp Stadium 7.55pm Sunday, Aug 9 Sunday, Aug 30 Titans v Panthers Suncorp Stadium 6.25pm Cowboys v Roosters North Qld Stadium 3pm Sunday, Jul 19 Titans v Eels Cbus Super Stadium 6.15pm Monday, Apr 13 Saturday, May 23 Saturday, Jun 27 Warriors v Knights Mt Smart Stadium 2.05pm Titans v Raiders Cbus Super Stadium 2.05pm Rabbitohs v Sea Eagles ANZ Stadium 5.30pm Sea Eagles v Sharks Lottoland 2.05pm Wests Tigers v Eels Bankwest Stadium 4.05pm Round 9 Warriors v Storm Mt Smart Stadium 3pm Warriors v Cowboys Sky Stadium, Wellington 3pm Wests Tigers v Broncos Campbelltown Stadium 4.05pm Sea Eagles v Panthers Lottoland 4.05pm Round 3 Storm v Raiders AAMI Park 7.35pm Knights v Broncos McDonald Jones Stadium 4.05pm Sea Eagles v Wests Tigers Central Coast Stadium 5.30pm Bulldogs v Rabbitohs ANZ Stadium 5.30pm Round 6 Thursday, May 7 Sunday, Jun 7 Round 22 Round 25 Thursday, Mar 26 Roosters v Raiders HBF Park, Perth 7.35pm Eels v Sharks Bankwest Stadium 7.35pm Round 19 Rabbitohs v Broncos ANZ Stadium 7.50pm Panthers v Knights Panthers Stadium 2.05pm Raiders v Dragons GIO Stadium 8.05pm Thursday, Apr 16 Sunday, May 24 Sunday, Jun 28 Thursday, Aug 13 Thursday, Sep 3 Friday, May 8 Eels v Wests Tigers Bankwest Stadium 4.05pm Knights v Titans McDonald Jones Stadium 2.05pm Thursday, Jul 23 Friday, Mar 27 Cowboys v Storm North Qld Stadium 7.50pm Knights v Sharks McDonald Jones Stadium 2.05pm Panthers v Cowboys Panthers Stadium 7.50pm Dragons v Rabbitohs WIN Stadium 7.50pm Warriors v Bulldogs Mt Smart Stadium 6pm Monday, Jun 8 Raiders v Roosters GIO Stadium 4.05pm Eels v Rabbitohs Bankwest Stadium 7.50pm Sea Eagles v Warriors Lottoland 6pm Friday, Apr 17 Eels v Panthers Bankwest Stadium 4.05pm Friday, Aug 14 Friday, Sep 4 Roosters v Storm SCG 7.55pm Bulldogs v Dragons ANZ Stadium 4.05pm Friday, Jul 24 Rabbitohs v Roosters ANZ Stadium 8.05pm Sea Eagles v Titans Lottoland 6pm Round 16 Panthers v Titans Panthers Stadium 6pm Roosters v Sharks SCG 6pm Wests Tigers v Cowboys Leichhardt Oval 6pm Saturday, Mar 28 Broncos v Sharks Suncorp Stadium 7.55pm Saturday, May 9 Round 12 Eels v Storm Bankwest Stadium 7.55pm Broncos v Roosters Suncorp Stadium 7.55pm Thursday, Jul 2 Storm v Sharks AAMI Park 7.55pm Sharks v Knights Netstrata Jubilee Stadium 3pm Saturday, Apr 18 Knights v Dragons McDonald Jones Stadium 3pm Thursday, May 28 Saturday, Aug 15 Saturday, Sep 5 Broncos v Panthers Suncorp Stadium 7.50pm Saturday, Jul 25 Storm v Panthers AAMI Park 5.30pm Raiders v Knights McDonalds Park, Wagga 3pm Wests Tigers v Raiders Scully Park, Tamworth 5.30pm Titans v Bulldogs Cbus Super Stadium 7.50pm Rabbitohs v Warriors Sunshine Coast Stadium 3pm Sharks v Warriors Netstrata Jubilee Stadium 3pm Cowboys v Titans North Qld Stadium 7.35pm Friday, Jul 3 Roosters v Bulldogs SCG 3pm Cowboys v Eels North Qld Stadium 7.35pm Warriors v Roosters Mt Smart Stadium 5.30pm Friday, May 29 Storm v Wests Tigers AAMI Park 7.55pm Broncos v Warriors Suncorp Stadium 5.30pm Knights v Sea Eagles McDonald Jones Stadium 5.30pm Titans v Sea Eagles Cbus Super Stadium 5.30pm Sunday, May 10 Sunday, Mar 29 Bulldogs v Eels ANZ Stadium 7.35pm Eels v Cowboys Bankwest Stadium 7.55pm Saturday, Jul 4 Cowboys v Sea Eagles North Qld Stadium 7.35pm Dragons v Bulldogs WIN Stadium 7.35pm Raiders v Storm GIO Stadium 7.35pm Panthers v Sharks Carrington Park, Bathurst 2.05pm Wests Tigers v Bulldogs Campbelltown Stadium 4.05pm Sunday, Apr 19 Saturday, May 30 Roosters v Warriors TBA 7.35pm Sunday, Jul 26 Sunday, Aug 16 Sunday, Sep 6 Sea Eagles v Eels Lottoland 4.05pm Titans v Broncos Cbus Super Stadium 6.15pm Rabbitohs v Dragons ANZ Stadium 2.05pm Knights v Rabbitohs McDonald Jones Stadium 7.35pm Sunday, Jul 5 Dragons v Raiders WIN Stadium 2.05pm Broncos v Titans Suncorp Stadium 2.05pm Knights v Bulldogs McDonald Jones Stadium 2.05pm Panthers v Wests Tigers Panthers Stadium 4.05pm Sunday, May 31 Sharks v Raiders Netstrata Jubilee Stadium4.05pm Knights v Wests Tigers McDonald Jones Stadium 4.05pm Raiders v Wests Tigers GIO Stadium 4.05pm Panthers v Eels Panthers Stadium 4.05pm Game I Wed June 3, Adelaide Oval STATE OF Game II Sunday June 21, ANZ Stadium ORIGIN Game III Wed July 8, Suncorp Stadium.
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