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Stat Attack: Panthers v Eels

Nathan Cleary was phenomenal in his return to guide the Panthers to a crushing 27-8 victory over the Eels and book a spot in the Preliminary Finals.

Brian To'o's resurgence continues with the Origin winger making inroads at every opportunity. He made 238m (83 post contact), scored a double and broke free from seven tackles. 

See the stats that mattered, thanks to Alpha Catering Equipment:

MOST TACKLES

  • Liam Martin: 43
  • Isaah Yeo: 36 (0 missed)
  • James Fisher-Harris: 34
  • Viliame Kikau: 31
  • Api Koroisau: 31
  • Moses Leota: 28
  • Mitch Kenny: 25
  • Nathan Cleary: 22
  • Scott Sorensen: 22 (0 missed)

MOST METRES

  • Brian To’o: 238m (25 runs)
  • Dylan Edwadrs: 199m (20 runs)
  • James Fisher-Harris: 164m (21 runs)
  • Izack Tago: 155m (17 runs)
  • Viliame Kikau: 139m (18 runs)
  • Isaah Yeo: 130m (19 runs)
  • Nathan Cleary: 118m (19 runs)
  • Moses Leota: 113m (10 runs)

The Panthers get first blood

POST CONTACT METRES

  • Brian To’o: 83m
  • Dylan Edwards: 72m
  • James Fisher-Harris: 60m
  • Viliame Kikau: 54m
  • Izack Tago: 52m
  • Isaah Yeo: 45m
  • Moses Leota: 42m

MOST TACKLE BREAKS

  • Brian To’o: 7
  • Dylan Edwards: 5
  • Moses Leota: 4
  • Nathan Cleary: 3
  • James Fisher-Harris: 3
  • Viliame Kikau: 3
  • Spencer Leniu: 3

MOST OFFLOADS

  • Nathan Cleary: 2

LINE BREAKS

  • Brian To’o: 1
  • Nathan Cleary: 1
  • James Fisher-Harris: 1

Edwards on the end of a special set play

TRIES

  • Brian To’o: 2
  • Dylan Edwards: 1
  • James Fisher-Harris: 1

TRY ASSISTS

  • Nathan Cleary: 2
  • Stephen Crichton: 1
  • Moses Leota: 1

GOALS

  • Nathan Cleary: 5 from 5

1 POINT FIELD GOALS

  • Nathan Cleary: 1 from 1

Stats Panthers Eels
Possession 51% 49%
Completion Rate 83%
35/42
67%
27/40
Run Metres 1,754 1,338
Post Contact Metres 608 467
Tackle Breaks 35 30
Line Breaks 3 2
Kicking Metres 650 630
Tackles 352 342

 

Acknowledgement of Country

Penrith Panthers players and staff respect and honour the traditional custodians of the land and pay our respects to their elders past, present and future. We acknowledge the stories, traditions and living cultures of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples on the lands we meet, gather and play on.