NRL Friday RECAP: Panthers complete sensational comeback against Storm; Jarome Luai on report for tackle on Jahrome Hughes; South Sydney score convincing win over Warriors

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At Auckland, Alex Johnston ran in two tries to put himself equal third with Steve Menzies on the all-time try-scoring list. Read more here.

In the last Friday night game, Jarome Luai was put on report for a tackle on Jahrome Hughes as the Panthers ran riot for a sensaitonal comeback. Read more here.

With six unanswered tries, the Penrith Panthers have pulled off a sensational comeback to defeat the Storm.

Jarome Luai was scheming throughout the night and played a role in a number of tries while Izack Tago was sensational.

Lindsay Smith led the way for the Panthers in the forward pack and had a try assist off Liam Martin's try.

The Panthers are in again, what a comeback this has been!

Jarome Luai set up the try with a beautiful grubber for Brian To'o who ran in between the Storm's defensive line to score.

From 14-0 down to 34-16, what a win this will be!

After 10 minutes of high intensity, high pressure football, the Panthers have another try.

The Bunker awarded the four-pointer to the side after a bizarre play.

Izack Tago was involved again with Billy Slater referring to his kick as "unorthodox" on Nine's coverage before Zac Hosking ran on to the ball and went over.

Stephen Crichton converts the try.

Will Warbrick won't return to the field after he was knocked out in the collision with Izack Tago.

Nine's sideline reporter Danika Mason confirmed it was a category one concussion with the winger unlikely to play for 11 days.

It's two tries to Izack Tago.

The big centre collided with winger Will Warbrick in a sickening collision that left the Storm rookie knocked out.

Stephen Crichton adds the extras.

The scores are level at 16-16 after Nick Meaney converted a penalty goal two minutes into the second half.

Action at Marvel Stadium has kicked off again for the second half.

You can't count the defending premiers out.

A messy kick has fallen in favour of the Panthers with Lindsay Smith tapping the ball back, then catching it and flicking to Liam Martin.

Martin then goes over to score.

Stephen Crichton puts the side in the lead at half-time with a 16-14 scoreline.

The boys in pink are in again, with Izack Tago going over after a Reimis Smith missed tackle.

Try-assist goes to Jarome Luai with a brilliant cut out pass to the centre.

Stephen Crichton misses the kick.