How the best attacking teams exploit the short side

The Penrith Panthers and Melbourne Storm possess a host of big-name stars who could turn the 2020 grand final in an instant. In his final ever Game Plan, Matthew Elliott breaks down the games of Cameron Smith, Cameron Munster, Api Koroisau and Nathan Cleary and analyses how the parts they could play on the big stage

The 2020 Telstra Premiership finals have so far been decided by halves and outside backs, but just how important will middle forwards be in the final two weeks of the season? Chris Kennedy and Matthew Elliott analyse key middle forwards from the four remaining sides in this week's edition of Game Plan

WIth 106 points in their last two matches, the South Sydney Rabbitohs could be set to make a run deep into the finals off the back of their attack. In this week's edition of Game Plan, Matthew Elliott and Chris Kennedy explain what makes Wayne Bennett's men so dangerous with the ball in hand.

One of the common denominators with the NRL's top teams are the players they have in the number nine jersey. In this week's edition of the Game Plan, Matthew Elliott explains just how important a quality dummy half is to his side's Premiership chances

The Penrith Panthers have won 14 straight games and sealed their first minor premiership since 2003 in the process. In this week's Game Plan, Matthew Elliott and Chris Kennedy analyse the many different ways Ivan Cleary's men create havoc for opposition defenders

We all know wingers can finish, but how important are they at starting sets for their sides? Matthew Elliott and Chris Kennedy answer that question in this week's edition of Game Plan

2020 has seen a host of changes to the way rugby league is played, and the return of the cut-out pass is one of them. In this week's edition of Game Plan, Matthew Elliott joins Chris Kennedy to break down one the game's most attractive scoring plays

Anthony Seibold left the South Sydney Rabbitohs as the reigning Dally M Coach of the Year, but couldn't transfer his success from Redfern to Red Hill. Matthew Elliott explains the difference between the two coaching situations and analyses what went wrong during his time at the Broncos