LeagueNews.co | Jess Malloy
The Penrith Panthers are gearing up for their upcoming preliminary final against the Melbourne Storm, with hopes of securing their fourth consecutive grand final appearance.
The team has maintained a straightforward approach since their victory over the Warriors in the qualifying final a couple of weeks ago.
The return of injured players Izack Tago and Jarome Luai has provided a much-needed boost for the Panthers, as they aim to field their strongest side in nearly four months.
Prop James Fisher-Harris expressed his optimism about having Tago and Luai back on the field for the crucial match, while also acknowledging the contributions of the players who stepped up in their absence.
The Panthers' next-man-up mentality has served them well, ensuring that they maintain a strong lineup regardless of injuries.
The team is fully focused on their upcoming clash, maintaining their business-as-usual approach as they prepare to face the Storm at Accor Stadium.
The Panthers' determination and resilience will be put to the test as they strive to secure a spot in the grand final.