2026 NRL season results

The 2026 NRL season is the 119th of professional rugby league in Australia and the 29th season run by the National Rugby League.

All times are listed in AEST ().

Scores with asterisk (*) indicates golden point games.

Regular season

Round 1

March 1–8

• For a third consecutive season, the NRL season commenced with a split round, beginning with a double-header at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada, as part of NRL's Rugby League Las Vegas venture.

Round 2

March 12–15

• The crowd of 41,424 was the biggest crowd ever at Allianz Stadium during a home and away season
• Alex Johnston scored his 213th try to surpass the all time try scorer Ken Irvine.

Round 3 (Multicultural Round)

March 19–22

• Melbourne recorded their highest regular season game crowd at AAMI Park since round 8, 2014.

Round 4

March 26–29

• Manly Warringah coach Anthony Seibold became the earliest NRL coach sacked since Jason Taylor in 2017, after the Sea Eagles' 0–3 start to the season.
• Thomas Jenkins became the first player to score 10 tries in the opening four rounds since Jack Lindwall in 1947

Round 5 (Easter Round)

April 2–6

Round 6

April 9–12

Round 7

April 16–19

Round 8 (ANZAC Round)

April 23–26

Round 9

May 1–3

Round 10

May 7–10

Round 11 (Magic Round)

May 15–17

Round 12

May 21–24

Round 13

May 29–31

Round 14

June 4–8

Round 15

June 11–14

Round 16

June 19–21

Round 17 (Beanie for Brain Cancer Round)

June 25–28

Round 18

July 3–5

Round 19

July 10–12

Round 20 (Women in League Round)

July 16–19

Round 21

July 23–26

Round 22

July 30–August 2

Round 23 (Indigenous Round)

August 6–9

Round 24

August 13–16

Round 25 (Telstra Footy Country Round)

August 20–23

Round 26

August 27–30

Round 27

September 3–6

Stadiums used

Notes

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