North Queensland Cowboys take on the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs in Round 19 of the 2025 NRL Premiership at Queensland Country Bank Stadium, Townsville.

One of the defining moments of the game came when controversial young star Lachlan Galvin entered the contest for the Bulldogs, leading to criticism from two legends of the game.

Jubilant footy fans have been accused media of blocking traffic and harassing motorists in wild scenes caught on video as they celebrated a big win over their arch-rivals.

The resurgent Bulldogs are closing in on the title of Sydney’s best-supported football team – and another record crowd on Monday will put them within reach.

Secret document flips script on Lachlan Galvin salary drama as Bulldogs primed for NRL premiership Many have questioned if the signing of Lachlan Galvin will derail the Bulldogs’ premiership ...

The Bulldogs’ bid to end their 21-year premiership drought has received a boost from confidential benchmarking NRL documents which show why their roster is ready-made to challenge for a title.

The NRL is investigating after Lachlan Galvin was spotted at Belmore in Bulldogs training gear before the governing body had registered his contract with the club. Footage of Galvin at Canterbury ...

Reed Mahoney has been granted written permission to explore offers from rival NRL clubs, in a move that could see the former Bulldogs captain exit Belmore well before his current deal expires at ...

Sexton set to quit Bulldogs after Galvin signing amid links to three NRL rival clubs SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - MARCH 23: Toby Sexton of the Bulldogs warms up during the round three NRL match between ...