NRL TEAMS - 2024 Grand Final

It's Teamlist Tuesday for the 2024 Grand Final! At 4pm Tuesday, Melbourne and Penrith will name their 22-man squads, with updated squads and late mail across Grand Final week.

Time zones

All times are listed in AEDT (NSW/VIC/ACT), with daylight savings commencing the morning of the match at 2am.

Broadcast info

AUSTRALIA: the Grand Final is broadcast exclusively live on Nine & 9Now. Check guides for information as broadcast times may vary. Fox League and Kayo will make a replay available after fulltime.
NEW ZEALAND: Sky Sport NZ broadcasts all matches live.
UNITED KINGDOM: Sky Sports UK broadcasts most matches, WatchNRL broadcasts all matches.
UNITED STATES: Some matches will be broadcast on Fox Sports in the US, check guides.
ELSEWHERE: Check out WatchNRL.

MORE TEAMS?

Click here for teamlists from other competitions including the NRLW Grand Final, NRL State Championship and squads from the UK, as well as teams articles from previous rounds.

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2024 NRL Grand Final
Melbourne Storm
v Penrith Panthers
Sun October 6 2024, 7:30pm
at Accor Stadium, Sydney Olympic Park / Wanngal

Team list not yet announced.

Casualty ward: Nelson Asofa Solomona (suspended, 2025), Jonah Pezet (ACL, 2025), Marion Seve (ankle, 2025)

Early mail: Asofa-Solomona's failed downgrade bid at the judiciary last night means we're likely to see Tui Kamikamica come into the front row from kickoff, and one of Joe Chan or Lazarus Vaalepu to join the bench. No other changes are expected to a Storm team in otherwise good health.

Team list not yet announced.

Casualty ward: Nathan Cleary (shoulder, Grand Final), Scott Sorensen (hamstring, TBC)

Early mail: All eyes are on Scott Sorensen. If he passes fit, the change will be Luke Garner dropping to the bench, Sorensen to start second row, with the likelihood that Matt Eisenhuth drops to the reserves list. Cleary has a shoulder issue but will be named and play - whether he needs painkillers to stay on the field left up to Penrith's medical staff.

Referees: Ashley Klein;Sideline Officials: Dave Munro, Chris Sutton;Video Referees: Grant Atkins;