NRL grand final in pictures: Ivan Cleary overcome with emotion after Panthers dominate
Ivan Cleary tears up in the celebrations
Ivan Cleary couldn't control his emotions as he made his way to the Panthers' bench ahead of the final siren.
The now two-time premiership coach had tears in his eyes as he embraces his players, in particular his son Nathan.
Panthers show off their bling
Panthers' Jarome Luai, Brian To'o and Stephen Crichton celebrate winning the 2022 NRL grand final.
Penrith lift the premiership trophy
The Penrith Panthers celebrate with the NRL premiership trophy after winning the 2022 grand final.
Dylan Edwards wins the Clive Churchill Medal
Dylan Edwards was awarded the Clive Churchill Medal. The honour is bestowed to the player judged man-of-the-match.
"I love all you boys," Edwards said when accepting the medal.
"We worked hard for this and we will enjoy it. We definitely wouldn't be here without bunch of whole great boys in the squad."
Panthers claim 2022 NRL title
Panthers players celebrate victory during the 2022 NRL grand final.
They win 28-12 to claim back-to-back titles.
Nathan Cleary drops one over the line
Nathan Cleary loses the ball as he attempts to ground it for a try.
Cleary went himself and stretched out but the ball was grounded short of the line and came loose.
Bailey Simonsson suffers shoulder injury
Bailey Simonsson of the Eels leaves the field with a shoulder injury following a second-half tackle from Bailey Simonsson.
Simonsson reportedly said he "felt a pop" in the incident.
The 24-year-old previously injured the same shoulder in 2020, resulting in reconstructive surgery.
Dylan Edwards reboots Scott Sattler grand final moment
Dylan Edwards tackles Bailey Simonsson to create a signature moment in the grand final.
Simonsson had sprinted clear down the left wing after a kick from deep in Parra's half, but the fullback corrals him and drags him into touch just past halfway.
To'o has a double
Clinton Gutherson of the Eels appeals to referee Ashley Klein following a second-half try by Brian To'o.
The dive was sent upstairs to review an obstruction, but the Bunker agreed with Klein's ruling that Mitchell Moses made a defensive decision, and the try was confirmed.
"It's a penalty," Andrew Johns said - and Cam Smith quickly agreed.
"Where he runs, Kikau, he doesn't give Mitchell Moses the opportunity to go on the inside and slide."
Smith said it was 'black and white' but both the referee and the men upstairs had a different view.
"This has been ruled against teams all year, it can't be a try," he said.
Penrith in the box seat at half time
Eels captain Clint Gutherson reacts as the Panthers score to lead 18-0 at the break in the NRL grand final.
