R10: Panthers Vs Bulldogs – Our Bets

The Panthers are rolling along that familiar line where they dominate teams and find a way but the Bulldogs have a way of upsetting teams which may make this interesting.

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Panthers Vs Bulldogs – Friday 6:00pm

Nathan Cleary is back in the team and that spells trouble for the Bulldogs who have been playing great footy.

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Interesting Betting Insights

The Penrith Panthers have won their last six NRL matches against the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs – their longest winning run against them in premiership history; the Panthers have conceded 8.7 points per game across those six games.
The Penrith Panthers have won seven of their last eight NRL matches against the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs at BlueBet Stadium (L1), including each of their last five; two of their last three wins in that span have been by a 26-point margin on the day.
The Penrith Panthers have won all five of their matches in the 2024 NRL season when they’ve led at halftime on the day, only the Melbourne Storm (W6) have logged more such fixtures in the campaign and maintained a 100% win rate; the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs have won one of their three games this season where they’ve trailed at the break (L2).
The Penrith Panthers have won 12 of their last 13 NRL matches at BlueBet Stadium (L1), including each of their last four; the Panthers have conceded no more than six points on the day in 10 of their 13 first halves at the venue in that span, including six instances of keeping their opposition scoreless.
The Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs have won only one of their last seven NRL matches away from Accor Stadium (L6) – a 32-0 victory against the Gold Coast Titans (23 March 2024); although, they have outscored their opposition in three of their last five second halves in that span, including each of the last two.
The Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs have won three of their last four NRL matches (L1), including each of their last two; three of their four games in that span have been decided by margins no greater than eight points on the day – the last time they recorded a longer winning run in the competition was a four-match span in August 2019.
Dylan Edwards (Penrith Panthers) has been directly involved in 10 tries in his last seven NRL matches (5 tries, 5 try assists); he’s scored two tries in his last three games against the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs in the competition.
Josh Addo-Carr (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs) has been directly involved in eight tries in his last six NRL matches (7 tries, 1 try assist); he scored two tries in his most recent appearance against the Penrith Panthers in the competition (Round 13, 2022).
Sunia Turuva (Penrith Panthers) has been directly involved in 16 tries in his last 11 NRL matches (14 tries, 2 try assists), including nine tries and one try assist across his last six games; although, he did not log a direct try involvement in his only career appearance against the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs (Round 21, 2023).
Bronson Xerri (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs) has scored exactly one try in each of his last two NRL matches; the last and only time he logged a longer try scoring run in the competition was a three-match span from Rounds 10-13 in 2019 (6 total tries) – he’s scored one try and provided two try assists across two career appearances against the Penrith Panthers.