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Panthers look to put Dogs' campaign to bed • The Western Weekender

Back in the middle of April, Penrith were handed a lesson in not getting too far ahead of themselves by Canterbury. The Bulldogs, despised outsiders, beat Penrith 32-16 in a gritty display that saw everyone’s predictions of the Panthers going through the year undefeated tossed out the window. But Canterbury, and their fans, got a lesson out of that game too. You don’t win competitions in April. Fast forward to the last weekend of August and the …
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westernweekender.com.au broke the news on Tuesday, August 25, 2026.
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