R17: Panthers Vs Cowboys – Our Betting Insights & Bets

The Panthers have won six of their last eight games against the Cowboys but with several players out due to Origin duties, could this be a chance for the Cowboys to turn that stat around?

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Interesting Betting Insights

The Penrith Panthers have won six of their last eight NRL matches against the North Queensland Cowboys (L2), including each of the last two; although, the Cowboys have outscored the Panthers in the second halves of three of their last four meetings in that span.
The Penrith Panthers have won their last five NRL matches against the North Queensland Cowboys at BlueBet Stadium by an average margin of 19.6 points per game; the Panthers have kept the Cowboys scoreless in two of their last three meetings at the venue in that span and all three first halves in that stretch.
The Penrith Panthers have led at halftime on the day in each of their last nine NRL matches; they have gone on to win seven of those nine games (L2), though have outscored their opposition in both halves in only four of those games on the day.
The Penrith Panthers have won six of their last seven NRL matches at BlueBet Stadium (L1), including a 32-22 victory against the Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles in their most recent game at the venue (9 June 2024); they have kept their opposition scoreless in four of the seven first halves in that span.
The North Queensland Cowboys have won four of their last five NRL matches (L1), including a 34-16 victory against the Canberra Raiders last time out; they have conceded exactly 16 points in each of their last two wins in that span.
The North Queensland Cowboys have won their last three NRL matches away from Queensland Country Bank Stadium by an average margin of 8.7 points per game; the last time the Cowboys recorded a longer winning run away from the venue was a four-match span from June to August in 2022.
The Penrith Panthers have led at halftime on the day in 11 matches in the 2024 NRL season, the joint-most of any team (also Sydney Roosters); the North Queensland Cowboys have gone on to win only two of their eight games in the campaign when they have trailed at the break (L6).
Sunia Turuva (Penrith Panthers) has scored three tries across three career appearances in the NRL against the North Queensland Cowboys, including two tries in his most recent meeting against them (Rd 27 2023); although, he’s scored only two tries in his last six games in the competition overall.
Braidon Burns (North Queensland Cowboys) has scored four tries in his last three NRL matches, recording at least one try in each of those three games; although, he’s scored only one try across four career appearances in the competition against the Penrith Panthers.
Dylan Edwards (Penrith Panthers) has scored exactly one try in each of his last three NRL matches – his joint-longest try scoring run in his career (also 3 games from Rounds 7-9 in 2020); he’s scored three tries in his last five games against the North Queensland Cowboys, including one in his most recent appearance (Rd 8 2024).