2007 Melbourne Storm Season - Draw and Results

Draw and Results

Round Opponent Result Mel. Opp. Date Venue
1 Wests Tigers Win 18 16 Mar 16 Olympic Park
2 Canberra Raiders Win 32 16 Mar 24 Canberra Stadium
3 New Zealand Warriors Win 30 12 Apr 1 Telstra Stadium
4 Newcastle Knights Win 22 12 Apr 7 EnergyAustralia Stadium
5 St. George Illawarra Dragons Win 24 10 Apr 14 Oki Jubilee Stadium
6 Penrith Panthers Win 30 20 Apr 23 Olympic Park
7 Brisbane Broncos Win 28 18 Apr 27 Suncorp Stadium
8 Wests Tigers Loss 12 30 May 5 Bluetongue Stadium
9 Canterbury Bulldogs Win 38 14 May 14 Olympic Park
10 Sydney Roosters Win 26 2 May 19 Telstra Stadium
11 Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles Loss 12 13 May 26 Brookvale Oval
12 South Sydney Rabbitohs Win 26 10 June 2 Olympic Park
13 New Zealand Warriors Win 4 2 June 10 Mt. Smart
14 North Queensland Cowboys Win 58 12 June 16 Dairy Farmers Stadium
15 St. George Illawarra Dragons Win 28 6 June 24 Olympic Park
16 BYE
17 South Sydney Rabbitohs Win 12 8 July 7 Olympic Park
18 Newcastle Knights Win 44 0 July 16 Olympic Park
19 Canberra Raiders Win 34 6 July 21 Olympic Park
20 Sydney Roosters Loss 16 26 July 27 SFS
21 Cronulla Sharks Win 17 16 August 6 Toyota Park
22 Brisbane Broncos Win 14 6 August 12 Olympic Park
23 Parramatta Eels Win 14 10 August 17 Olympic Park
24 Canterbury Bulldogs Win 38 6 August 24 Telstra Stadium
25 Gold Coast Titans Win 50 6 September 2 Olympic Park
Qualifying Final Brisbane Broncos Win 40 0 August 9 Olympic Park
Preliminary Final Parramatta Eels Win 26 10 August 22 Telstra Dome
GRAND FINAL Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles Win 34 8 September 30 Telstra Stadium

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