NRL Grand Final 2009 Live Score, Highlights
NRL Results – National Rugby League Live Scores – Grand Final 2009
Storm v Eels Grand Final 2009 – NRL Results, Match Preview
Time & Date: October 4th 2009, 5.15 PM
Venue: ANZ Stadium in Sydney
National Rugby League (NRL) is the rugby league clubs of football of the Australasia and comprises competition of domestic level competition in rugby. Otherwise known as Telstra Premiership, the competition is among 16 teams. Out of which 15 clubs are from Australia and one is a New Zealand club team. NRL draws so much crowds and it is indeed one of the world’s most attended rugby tournament.
The NRL matches will be played in Australia and New Zealand commencing from the Autumn and will go on until the Spring. The culmination is of course the NRL Grand Final. Every year the NRL grand final winners will have to play against ESL (European Super League) premiers in what is called as World Club Challenge.
NRL Grand Final 2009 is scheduled to be played at ANZ stadium, Sydney, on October 04, 2009. This is the 12th championship finals of the NRL and it will pick the premiers of this season that will play in World Club Challenge.
The final match is between Melbourne Storm v Parrmatta Eels. The former team is going to finals for the 4th straight time. This year NRL finals will however, see two referees for the first time; the honor given to Shayne Hayne and Tony Archer to be the two referees for the NRL Grand Final 2009.
Melbourne Storm Grand Final Team 2009
1. Billy Slater 2. Steve Turner 3. Will Chambers 4. Greg Inglis 5. Dane Nielsen 6. Brett Finch 7. Cooper Cronk
8. Brett White 8. Cam Smith 10. Aiden Tolman 11. Adam Blair 12. Ryan Hoffman 13. Dallas Johnson
Interchange: 14. Ryan Hinchcliffe 15. Jeff Lima 16. Ryan Tandy 17. Scott Anderson
Reserves: 18. Wairangi Koopu
Parrmatta Eels Grand Final Team 2009
1. Jarryd Hayne 2. Luke Burt 3. Krisnan Inu 4. Joel Reddy 5. Eric Grothe 6. Daniel Mortimer 7. Jeff Robson
8. Nathan Cayless [C] 9. Matthew Keating 10. Fuifui Moimoi 11. Nathan Hindmarsh 12. Ben Smith 13. Todd Lowrie
Interchange: 14. Kevin Kingston 15. Feleti Mateo 16. Joe Galuvao 17. Tim Mannah
Melbourne Storm v Parrmatta Eels Grand Final 2009 Highlights
NRL GRAND FINAL 2009: Melbourne Storm v Parramatta Eels, Grand Final Highlights will be placed here soon after the match is over.
Melbourne Storm v Parrmatta Eels Grand Final 2009 Live Score, Results
Melbourne Storm 23 – 16 Parrmatta Eels
The statement that these two teams are facing each other for the “4th straight time”, is not correct. Parramatta has never played the Melbourne Storm in a Grand Final before. However, this will be the 4th Grand Final in succession in which Melbourne has taken part. They have won only one of the previous three Grand Finals and have been defeated twice. Go the Parramatta Eels!!
Melbourne Storm are playing 4th finals in a row yes….Parammatta Eels NO! I agree with Garth
Thank you Garth. I have made the changes and updated the article..
Cant wait to see the finals!
PLEASE does anyone know if this is being broadcast on TV in the USA if so what channel what time. Am Aussie living in the US desperate to see her team play live! Go Eels!
Hey does anyone know what channel this will be showing in the UK tomorrow morning?
2009 NRL Grand Final Telecast Details
Australia - Nine Network (live from 5pm AEST with coverage beginning at 12pm). A replay of the game will be played on Fox Sports at 8pm AEST on the same night.
New Zealand - Sky Sports (live from 6:30pm NZ time)
Asia-Pacific – Australia Network (includes China, Hong Kong/Macau, Taiwan, Japan, South Korea, North Korea, Vietnam, Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand, Phillipines, Palau, Malaysia, Cambodia, Burma/Myanmar, Laos, Brunei, Fiji, Western Samoa, Tonga, Cook Islands, Tuvalu, East Timor, Vanuatu, New Caledonia, Solomon Islands, Marshall Islands, Nauru, Micronesia, Kiribati)
Indian subcontinent – Australia Network (includes India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan)
Middle East – Australia Network and ShowSports
United States and Canada – Spike TV (from 11am ET/PT)(also shown throughout all the countries in The Americas region.)
United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland – ESPN UK (live from 7am)
Does anybody know If it is being broadcast on television in Cagayan-de-oro City The Philippines Would be grateful Also where can we see it Thanks