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Penrith’s dream of a NRL premiership three-peat is 80 minutes away from becoming a reality after they downed Melbourne 38-4 to book their spot in the grand final.
The Panthers are through to their fourth consecutive decider – becoming just the fifth side to do so since grand finals began in 1954 – after crushing a rudderless Storm in front of 35,578 at Accor Stadium on Friday night.
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