Revealed: The biggest winners and losers from the NRL's 2025 draw - see if YOUR club makes the list
Daily MailThey've long been accused of receiving the softest draw in the NRL, but 2025 looks brutal for the Sharks, one of three clubs to play 13 games against top-eight teams from last season. Souths start the year against two other teams that missed out on the finals, but it's a gauntlet after that with matches against the Sharks, Panthers, Roosters, Cowboys, Bulldogs, Storm and Knights in consecutive weeks. Nicho Hynes and his Cronulla Sharks are the biggest losers from the 2025 draw Latrell Mitchell and the Rabbitohs will face a very rough start to the year The Knights have also been blessed with a favourable draw given they only play nine matches against teams that were in this year's finals series. Other teams will be envious of the Bulldogs' draw over the first 16 rounds - and the club will also feature in a league-leading 14 matches on free-to-air TV Luai has to wait until round 14 to face his former side, with Penrith taking on the Tigers at CommBank Stadium in what should be a Sunday classic that will be full of emotion as he takes on his great mates.
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