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NRL Grand Final Betting

NRL Grand Final
Sunday, October 25th 2020

About the NRL Grand Final

The NRL Grand final is one of Australia’s major sporting events. 26 rounds make up the season and three weeks of finals footy follows and on Grand Final day only two teams are left.

Around three million Aussies watch it on TV and traditionally 82,000 ticket holders make their way to Sydney’s ANZ Stadium to see who'll take home the Provan-Summons trophy.

The NRL Grand Final had traditionally been played on Sunday afternoons until the year 2000. In 2001 the game shifted to an evening start. In 2008 a compromise was reached between official broadcaster Nine Network's preferred starting time of 7 pm and the traditional starting time of 3 pm, with the Grand Final beginning at 5 pm AEDT. In 2013 the evening start resumed, the match commencing at 7:15 pm

At the end of the Grand Final there is a presentation ceremony where the winning team are awarded premiership rings. The player judged to be the man-of-the-match by the Australian national team selectors is awarded the prestigious Clive Churchill Medal.

In the last few years we've seen some historic feats in the Grand Final. In 2014, the Rabbitohs ended their long time premiership drought, winning the title for the first time in 43 years. In 2015, we saw one of the greatest matches in Grand Final history when North Queensland beat the Broncos in Golden Point extra time after Johnathan Thurston failed to convert from the side line on the buzzer. And in 2016 we saw the Cronulla Sharks claim their first ever premiership since having entered the comp in 1967.

The Sydney Roosters are the current premiers having claimed back-to-back premierships in 2018-19. No team has ever won three premierships in a row, a feat the Roosters will be out to conquer in season 2020.

NRL Grand Final Betting

BlueBet provide a huge range of Rugby League odds, prices and markets for the NRL grand Final. Head-to-Head, Margins, Total Score, First and Last Tryscorer and even Live Betting are just some of the options available.

Another market that is popular with punters on Grand final day is the Clive Churchill medal winner. This award is given to the player who is judged, by the Australian selectors to be the best player on ground in the Grand Final.

If you like betting on the NRL Grand Final, why dont't you give us a go!

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Past NRL Grand Final Winners

Year Winners Score Runner Up Crowd Clive Churchill Winner
2001 Newcastle Knights 30-24 Parramatta Eels 90,414 Andrew Johns
2002 Sydney Roosters 30-8 New Zealand Warriors 80,130 Craig Fitzgibbon
2003 Penrith Panthers 18-6 Sydney Roosters 81,166 Luke Priddis
2004 Canterbury Bulldogs 16-13 Sydney Roosters 82,127 Willie Mason
2005 Wests Tigers 30-16 North Queensland Cowboys 82,453 Scott Prince
2006 Brisbane Broncos 15-8 Melbourne Storm 79,609 Shaun Berrigan
2007* Melbourne Storm 34-8 Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles 81,392 Greg Inglis
2008 Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles 40-0 Melbourne Storm 80,388 Brent Kite
2009 Melbourne Storm 23-16 Parramatta Eels 82,538 Billy Slater
2010 St. George-Illawarra Dragons 32-8 Sydney Roosters 82,334 Darius Boyd
2011 Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles 24-10 New Zealand Warriors 81,988 Glenn Stewart
2012 Melbourne Storm 14-4 Canterbury Bulldogs 82,976 Cooper Cronk
2013 Sydney Roosters 26-18 Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles 81,491 Daly Cherry-Evans
2014 South Sydney Rabbitohs 30-6 Canterbury Bulldogs 83,833 Sam Burgess
2015 North Queensland Cowboys 17-16 Brisbane Broncos 82,758 Jonathan Thurston
2016 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 14-12 Melbourne Storm 83,625 Luke Lewis
2017 Melbourne Storm 34-6 North Queensland Cowboys 79,722 Billy Slater
2018 Sydney Roosters 21-6 Melbourne Storm 82,688 Luke Keary
2019 Sydney Roosters 14-8 Canberra Raiders 82,922 Jack Wighton

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