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Panthers stage a gritty comeback to edge out the Eels 24-18, roaring back from a 12-point deficit and sealing the win with clutch second-half performances. Tom Jenkins etched his name in history with his 26th try — breaking the club’s single-season record set in 2003 and now aiming for the all-time mark from 1935. The Eels, despite early momentum and key chances when Penrith was down to 12 men, couldn’t convert, costing them the match. Panthers head to Mudgee next for a showdown with Canberra — where Dylan Edwards is expected to return — while the Eels regroup after a missed opportunity to seize control. This win proves Penrith’s resilience under fire, keeping them firmly in the hunt.

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