Monday Night NRL results (2007-Present)
From the 2007 NRL season onwards the National Rugby League decided to introduce Monday Night Football (MNF). The kick off time for these games was scheduled to be 7pm (Australian Eastern Standard Time). The NRL also decided to play the last MNF game of a season on a Sunday night rather than on a Monday night.
2007 NRL season
Day |
Date |
Home Team |
Final Score |
Visiting Team |
Stadium |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Monday |
19 March |
Sydney Roosters |
6-18 |
South Sydney Rabbitohs |
Sydney Football Stadium |
Monday |
26 March |
Gold Coast Titans |
18-16 |
Cronulla Sharks |
Carrara Stadium |
Monday |
2 April |
Canberra Raiders |
48-18 |
Newcastle Knights |
Canberra Stadium |
Monday |
9 April |
Cronulla Sharks |
40-4 |
St George Illawarra Dragons |
Toyota Stadium |
Monday |
16 April |
Canberra Raiders |
37-28 |
Sydney Roosters |
Canberra Stadium |
Monday |
23 April |
North Queensland Cowboys |
6-10 |
South Sydney Rabbitohs |
Dairy Farmers Stadium |
Monday |
30 April |
Newcastle Knights |
20-16 |
Cronulla Sharks |
EnergyAustralia Stadium |
Monday |
7 May |
Gold Coast Titans |
10-24 |
North Queensland Cowboys |
Carrara Stadium |
Monday |
14 May |
Melbourne Storm |
38-14 |
Canterbury Bulldogs |
Olympic Park Stadium |
Monday |
21 May |
Manly Sea Eagles |
18-6 |
Brisbane Broncos |
Brookvale Oval |
Monday |
28 May |
Parramatta Eels |
30-6 |
New Zealand Warriors |
Parramatta Stadium |
Monday |
4 June |
Wests Tigers |
8-38 |
Parramatta Eels |
Telstra Stadium |
Monday |
11 June |
St George Illawarra Dragons |
16-20 |
Cronulla Sharks |
Oki Jubilee Stadium |
Monday |
18 June |
Newcastle Knights |
22-18 |
Canberra Raiders |
EnergyAustralia Stadium |
Monday |
25 June |
Brisbane Broncos |
48-18 |
Wests Tigers |
Suncorp Stadium |
Monday |
2 July |
Canterbury Bulldogs |
38-6 |
Sydney Roosters |
Telstra Stadium |
Monday |
9 July |
Parramatta Eels |
10-34 |
Newcastle Knights |
Parramatta Stadium |
Monday |
16 July |
Melbourne Storm |
44-0 |
Newcastle Knights |
Olympic Park Stadium |
Monday |
23 July |
Brisbane Broncos |
16-20 |
Parramatta Eels |
Suncorp Stadium |
Monday |
30 July |
Wests Tigers |
54-10 |
North Queensland Cowboys |
Leichhardt Oval |
Monday |
6 August |
Cronulla Sharks |
16-17 |
Melbourne Storm |
Toyota Stadium |
Monday |
13 August |
Penrith Panthers |
26-30 (OT) |
North Queensland Cowboys |
Penrith Stadium |
Monday |
20 August |
South Sydney Rabbitohs |
24-18 |
Manly Sea Eagles |
Telstra Stadium |
Monday |
27 August |
St George Illawarra Dragons |
14-6 |
Parramatta Eels |
WIN Stadium |
Sunday |
2 September |
Melbourne Storm |
50-6 |
Gold Coast Titans |
Olympic Park Stadium |
- 13 August: The Cowboys-Panthers game was the first overtime/golden point game to be played on Monday Night Football, with the visiting Cowboys eventually beating the Panthers 30-26 in extra time.
2008 NRL season
Day |
Date |
Home Team |
Final Score |
Visiting Team |
Stadium |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Monday |
17 March |
Melbourne Storm |
32-18 |
New Zealand Warriors |
Telstra Dome |
Monday |
24 March |
St George Illawarra Dragons |
30-12 |
Gold Coast Titans |
WIN Stadium |
Monday |
30 March |
Manly Sea Eagles |
52-6 |
New Zealand Warriors |
Brookvale Oval |
Monday |
7 April |
Wests Tigers |
8-30 |
Penrith Panthers |
Campbelltown Stadium |
Monday |
14 April |
South Sydney Rabbitohs |
10-12 |
Cronulla Sharks |
ANZ Stadium |
Monday |
21 April |
Canberra Raiders |
16-23 |
Melbourne Storm |
Canberra Stadium |
Monday |
12 May |
Melbourne Storm |
18-4 |
Newcastle Knights |
Olympic Park Stadium |
Monday |
19 May |
Canberra Raiders |
38-10 |
South Sydney Rabbitohs |
Canberra Stadium |
Monday |
26 May |
Canterbury Bulldogs |
30-22 |
Cronulla Sharks |
ANZ Stadium |
Monday |
2 June |
Sydney Roosters |
19-10 |
Wests Tigers |
Sydney Football Stadium |
Monday |
9 June |
Gold Coast Titans |
18-0 |
Melbourne Storm |
Skilled Park |
Monday |
16 June |
North Queensland Cowboys |
18-30 |
Newcastle Knights |
Dairy Farmers Stadium |
Monday |
23 June |
South Sydney Rabbitohs |
24-23 |
Gold Coast Titans |
ANZ Stadium |
Monday |
30 June |
Canberra Raiders |
24-36 |
Cronulla Sharks |
Canberra Stadium |
Monday |
7 July |
Canterbury Bulldogs |
30-34 (OT) |
South Sydney Rabbitohs |
ANZ Stadium |
Monday |
14 July |
Wests Tigers |
18-30 |
Melbourne Storm |
Campbelltown Stadium |
Monday |
21 July |
Melbourne Storm |
26-0 |
St George Illawarra Dragons |
Olympic Park Stadium |
Monday |
28 July |
St George Illawarra Dragons |
30-0 |
Canterbury Bulldogs |
ANZ Stadium |
Monday |
4 August |
Newcastle Knights |
32-12 |
Parramatta Eels |
EnergyAustralia Stadium |
Monday |
11 August |
Gold Coast Titans |
12-32 |
Newcastle Knights |
Skilled Park |
Monday |
18 August |
Parramatta Eels |
40-12 |
Wests Tigers |
Parramatta Stadium |
Monday |
25 August |
Penrith Panthers |
8-40 |
Melbourne Storm |
Penrith Stadium |
Monday |
1 September |
Manly Sea Eagles |
28-10 |
Gold Coast Titans |
Brookvale Oval |
Sunday |
7 September |
Melbourne Storm |
42-4 |
South Sydney Rabbitohs |
Olympic Park Stadium |
- 9 June: The Storm suffer their first loss on Monday Night Football, going down 18-0 to the Titans at Skilled Park. The Storm had previously won seven straight MNF games.
2009 NRL season
Day |
Date |
Home Team |
Final Score |
Visiting Team |
Stadium |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Monday |
16 March |
Wests Tigers |
34-26 |
Canberra Raiders |
Campbelltown Stadium |
Monday |
23 March |
Cronulla Sharks |
12-24 |
Newcastle Knights |
Toyota Stadium |
Monday |
30 March |
Manly Sea Eagles |
10-12 |
Penrith Panthers |
Brookvale Oval |
Monday |
6 April |
Canberra Raiders |
23-18 |
North Queensland Cowboys |
Canberra Stadium |
Monday |
13 April |
Canterbury Bulldogs |
14-12 |
South Sydney Rabbitohs |
ANZ Stadium |
Monday |
20 April |
Wests Tigers |
16-6 |
Melbourne Storm |
Leichhardt Oval |
Monday |
27 April |
Penrith Panthers |
34-20 |
Gold Coast Titans |
Penrith Stadium |
Monday |
11 May |
Sydney Roosters |
12-28 |
Melbourne Storm |
Bluetongue Stadium |
Monday |
18 May |
Melbourne Storm |
46-6 |
Canberra Raiders |
Olympic Park Stadium |
Monday |
25 May |
North Queensland Cowboys |
36-10 |
Newcastle Knights |
Dairy Farmers Stadium |
Monday |
1 June |
South Sydney Rabbitohs |
18-34 |
Canberra Raiders |
ANZ Stadium |
Monday |
8 June |
Gold Coast Titans |
28-24 |
St George Illawarra Dragons |
Skilled Park |
Monday |
15 June |
Parramatta Eels |
6-23 |
Wests Tigers |
Parramatta Stadium |
Monday |
22 June |
Cronulla Sharks |
46-12 |
Brisbane Broncos |
Toyota Stadium |
Monday |
29 June |
Newcastle Knights |
25-20 |
South Sydney Rabbitohs |
EnergyAustralia Stadium |
Monday |
6 July |
Manly Sea Eagles |
19-12 |
Canterbury Bulldogs |
Brookvale Oval |
Monday |
13 July |
Gold Coast Titans |
18-12 |
Parramatta Eels |
Skilled Park |
Monday |
20 July |
Parramatta Eels |
18-16 |
Melbourne Storm |
Parramatta Stadium |
Monday |
27 July |
South Sydney Rabbitohs |
40-20 |
Sydney Roosters |
ANZ Stadium |
Monday |
3 August |
Wests Tigers |
19-18 |
Manly Sea Eagles |
Sydney Football Stadium |
Monday |
10 August |
Brisbane Broncos |
30-10 |
Cronulla Sharks |
Suncorp Stadium |
Monday |
17 August |
Newcastle Knights |
26-14 |
Melbourne Storm |
EnergyAustralia Stadium |
Monday |
24 August |
Canterbury Bulldogs |
28-4 |
Sydney Roosters |
ANZ Stadium |
Monday |
31 August |
Canberra Raiders |
30-14 |
Newcastle Knights |
Canberra Stadium |
Sunday |
6 September |
Brisbane Broncos |
22-10 |
Canberra Raiders |
Suncorp Stadium |
2010 NRL season
Day |
Date |
Home Team |
Final Score |
Visiting Team |
Stadium |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Monday |
15 March |
Wests Tigers |
26-22 |
Manly Sea Eagles |
Sydney Football Stadium |
Monday |
22 March |
Canberra Raiders |
22-14 |
Brisbane Broncos |
Canberra Stadium |
Monday |
29 March |
Cronulla Sharks |
8-30 |
South Sydney Rabbitohs |
Toyota Stadium |
Monday |
5 April |
South Sydney Rabbitohs |
38-16 |
Canterbury Bulldogs |
ANZ Stadium |
Monday |
12 April |
Parramatta Eels |
14-24 |
Canberra Raiders |
Parramatta Stadium |
Monday |
19 April |
Melbourne Storm |
16-18 |
Manly Sea Eagles |
Etihad Stadium |
Monday |
26 April |
Manly Sea Eagles |
22-24 |
Gold Coast Titans |
Brookvale Oval |
Monday |
10 May |
Sydney Roosters |
14-32 |
North Queensland Cowboys |
Sydney Football Stadium |
Monday |
17 May |
Manly Sea Eagles |
12-19 |
Parramatta Eels |
Brookvale Oval |
Monday |
24 May |
Penrith Panthers |
31-16 |
Canterbury Bulldogs |
Penrith Stadium |
Monday |
31 May |
Gold Coast Titans |
16-30 |
Sydney Roosters |
Skilled Park |
Monday |
7 June |
South Sydney Rabbitohs |
32-4 |
North Queensland Cowboys |
ANZ Stadium |
Monday |
14 June |
Melbourne Storm |
6-38 |
Sydney Roosters |
AAMI Park |
Monday |
21 June |
Newcastle Knights |
6-4 |
Parramatta Eels |
EnergyAustralia Stadium |
Monday |
28 June |
Canberra Raiders |
10-18 |
Canterbury Bulldogs |
Canberra Stadium |
Monday |
5 July |
St George Illawarra Dragons |
8-12 |
Penrith Panthers |
WIN Jubilee Oval |
Monday |
12 July |
Parramatta Eels |
36-24 |
North Queensland Cowboys |
Parramatta Stadium |
Monday |
19 July |
Wests Tigers |
26-16 |
North Queensland Cowboys |
Leichhardt Oval |
Monday |
26 July |
Brisbane Broncos |
30-34 |
Sydney Roosters |
Suncorp Stadium |
Monday |
2 August |
Newcastle Knights |
32-14 |
Manly Sea Eagles |
EnergyAustralia Stadium |
Monday |
9 August |
Canberra Raiders |
30-26 |
Penrith Panthers |
Canberra Stadium |
Monday |
16 August |
St George Illawarra Dragons |
32-10 |
Manly Sea Eagles |
WIN Jubilee Oval |
Monday |
23 August |
Sydney Roosters |
14-23 |
Gold Coast Titans |
Sydney Football Stadium |
Monday |
30 August |
Canterbury Bulldogs |
18-24 |
Penrith Panthers |
ANZ Stadium |
Sunday |
5 September |
St George Illawarra Dragons |
38-24 |
South Sydney Rabbitohs |
WIN Jubilee Oval |
- 19 April: The Storm suffer their first MNF home loss (to the Manly Sea Eagles). They were 8-0 at home on MNF previously.
- 21 June: The Knights - Eels game is the lowest scoring game on MNF to date (10 points).
2011 NRL season
Day |
Date |
Home Team |
Final Score |
Visiting Team |
Stadium |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Monday |
14 March |
Canterbury Bulldogs |
24-14 |
Wests Tigers |
ANZ Stadium |
Monday |
21 March |
Cronulla Sharks |
16-10 |
St George Illawarra Dragons |
Toyota Stadium |
Monday |
28 March |
North Queensland Cowboys |
34-6 |
Melbourne Storm |
Dairy Farmers Stadium |
Monday |
4 April |
Melbourne Storm |
30-16 |
Canterbury Bulldogs |
AAMI Park |
Monday |
11 April |
Brisbane Broncos |
17-6 |
Newcastle Knights |
Suncorp Stadium |
Monday |
18 April |
South Sydney Rabbitohs |
0-16 |
St George Illawarra Dragons |
ANZ Stadium |
Monday |
25 April |
Melbourne Storm |
14-18 |
New Zealand Warriors |
AAMI Park |
Monday |
9 May |
Manly Sea Eagles |
20-0 |
Canberra Raiders |
Brookvale Oval |
Monday |
16 May |
Gold Coast Titans |
12-16 |
Manly Sea Eagles |
Skilled Park |
Monday |
23 May |
Parramatta Eels |
40-6 |
Cronulla Sharks |
Parramatta Stadium |
Monday |
30 May |
Penrith Panthers |
22-10 |
South Sydney Rabbitohs |
Penrith Stadium |
Monday |
6 June |
Wests Tigers |
17-16 (OT) |
Newcastle Knights |
Leichhardt Oval |
Monday |
13 June |
Melbourne Storm |
21-4 |
Sydney Roosters |
AAMI Park |
Monday |
20 June |
Manly Sea Eagles |
22-18 |
Parramatta Eels |
Brookvale Oval |
Monday |
27 June |
St George Illawarra Dragons |
24-6 |
Manly Sea Eagles |
WIN Stadium |
Monday |
4 July |
Sydney Roosters |
12-38 |
Canberra Raiders |
Sydney Football Stadium |
Monday |
11 July |
Newcastle Knights |
12-22 |
North Queensland Cowboys |
Ausgrid Stadium |
Monday |
18 July |
St George Illawarra Dragons |
38-8 |
Cronulla Sharks |
WIN Jubilee Oval |
Monday |
25 July |
Canberra Raiders |
24-19 |
St George Illawarra Dragons |
Canberra Stadium |
Monday |
1 August |
Parramatta Eels |
18-22 |
Melbourne Storm |
Parramatta Stadium |
Monday |
8 August |
South Sydney Rabbitohs |
56-6 |
Parramatta Eels |
ANZ Stadium |
Monday |
15 August |
Cronulla Sharks |
12-19 |
Canterbury Bulldogs |
Toyota Stadium |
Monday |
22 August |
Newcastle Knights |
6-26 |
Brisbane Broncos |
Ausgrid Stadium |
Monday |
29 August |
West Tigers |
39-10 |
Gold Coast Titans |
Campbelltown Stadium |
Sunday |
4 September |
Sydney Roosters |
40-8 |
Melbourne Storm |
Sydney Football Stadium |
- 18 April: The Dragons became the first road team on MNF to hold a home team scoreless by beating Souths 16-0.
- 25 April: The Warriors earned their first MNF win (0-3 previously) by beating the Storm on the road and consequently putting an end to the Storm's 10 match unbeaten record at home (dating back to 19 June 2010). This is also the first time a Monday Night Football game has been played on ANZAC Day.
- 6 June: The Tigers' gritty one point golden point win over the Knights ensured their MNF home winning streak would not be broken. This win extended their home winning streak to six consecutive wins.
- 11 July: The Knights suffered their first MNF home loss (22-12) to a depleted Cowboys side. They were previously 7-0 at home on MNF all-time.
- 8 August: In the Rabbitohs-Eels game Souths set an all-time scoring record by one team on MNF by scoring 56 points against Parramatta. Previously the Tigers had held this record by scoring 54 points against the Cowboys back in 2007.
- 22 August: This was to be Darren Lockyer's last ever MNF appearance, as he helped guide the Brisbane Broncos to a hard fought 26-6 win over the Newcastle Knights.
See also
- 2007 NRL season results
- 2008 NRL season results
- 2009 NRL season results
- 2010 NRL season results
- 2011 NRL season results
- Monday Night Football on Triple M