2009 South Sydney Rabbitohs Season - Regular Season

Regular Season

Date Round Opponent Venue Score Attendance Report
15 March 1 Sydney Roosters Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney 52 – 12 24,486
20 March 2 Parramatta Eels ANZ Stadium, Sydney 8 – 14 20,871
29 March 3 Newcastle Knights Bluetongue Stadium, Central Coast 22 – 12 15,277
5 April 4 New Zealand Warriors Mount Smart Stadium, Auckland 22 – 16 19,386
13 April 5 Canterbury Bulldogs ANZ Stadium, Sydney 12 – 14 22,775
18 April 6 Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles ANZ Stadium, Sydney 8 – 24 14,225
24 April 7 Cronulla Sharks ANZ Stadium, Sydney 32 – 26 11,208
2 May 8 Gold Coast Titans Skilled Park, Gold Coast 14 – 22
9 BYE
17 May 10 Wests Tigers Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney 23 – 22 29,970
22 May 11 Parramatta Eels ANZ Stadium, Sydney 16 – 16 10,670
1 June 12 Canberra Raiders ANZ Stadium, Sydney 18 – 34 9,805
6 June 13 North Queensland Cowboys Dairy Farmers Stadium, Townsville 12 – 46
13 June 14 Melbourne Storm nib Stadium, Perth 22 – 28 15,198
15 BYE
29 June 16 Newcastle Knights Ausgrid Stadium, Newcastle 20 – 25 14,204
4 July 17 Wests Tigers ANZ Stadium, Sydney 20 – 54 14,856
10 July 18 Penrith Panthers ANZ Stadium, Sydney 36 – 12 9,017
17 July 19 Brisbane Broncos Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane 44 – 12 50,109
27 July 20 Sydney Roosters ANZ Stadium, Sydney 40 – 20 11,031
2 August 21 Canterbury Bulldogs ANZ Stadium, Sydney 18 – 26 24,217
8 August 22 Manly Sea Eagles Brookvale Oval, Manly 36 – 22 15,702
14 August 23 Gold Coast Titans ANZ Stadium, Sydney 14 – 22 11,977
22 August 24 Penrith Panthers Penrith Stadium, Penrith 10 – 40 14,214
29 August 25 St. George Illawarra Dragons ANZ Stadium, Sydney 41 – 6 19,218
5 September 26 Cronulla Sharks Toyota Stadium, Cronulla 26 – 24 14,879

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