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Live: Dolphins out to extend record winning streak

Live: Dolphins out to extend record winning streak
ABC Australia Saturday 06 June 2026, 07:11 UTC 1 min read
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live NRL live updates: North Queensland Cowboys vs Dolphins, Brisbane Broncos vs Gold Coast Titans Round 14 of the NRL continues on Saturday with an all-Queensland double-header. First up, the Dolphins head to Townsville to take on North Queensland. The competition's youngest club will be out to extend its club-record winning streak while the Cowboys are out to rebound after last week's loss to Canberra.

live NRL live updates: North Queensland Cowboys vs Dolphins, Brisbane Broncos vs Gold Coast Titans Round 14 of the NRL continues on Saturday with an all-Queensland double-header. First up, the Dolphins head to Townsville to take on North Queensland. The competition's youngest club will be out to extend its club-record winning streak while the Cowboys are out to rebound after last week's loss to Canberra. Later, Brisbane will try to get back on the horse when it welcomes Gold Coast to Lang Park. Follow the live blog below, keep up to date with all the latest stats in our ScoreCentre, and tune in to our live radio coverage. Submit a comment or question Live updates Sat 6 Jun 2026 at 4:49pm Final teams: Cowboys vs Dolphins North Queensland are as named on Tuesday but there’s one change for the Dolphins. Jeremy Marshall-King is starting at hooker with Max Plath going back to the bench. Sat 6 Jun 2026 at 4:43pm Hello and welcome to the ABC Saturday NRL blog Hey everybody, it’s so nice to see you all. My name is Nick and I’m here to steer you through the first NRL match here tonight. Dolphins! Cowboys! Let’s have some fun out there! Loading
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